1/2", 13mm, 18V, Heavy Duty, Cordless Hammerdrill/Drill/Drive, Dewalt&tmreg. Built High Power, High Efficiency Motor Delivers 425 Unit Watts Out Of Max Power For Superior Performance In All Drilling & Fastening Applications, 18V High Performance Battery Pack Provides Longer Run Time & Battery Life Than 18V Systems, Patented 3 Speed All Metal Transmission Matches The Speed To The Application For Optimal Performance, Heavy Duty 1/2" Self Tightening Chuck Tightens Throughout Operation Providing Superior Bit Gripping Strength, Enhanced Durability & Reliability To Withstand The Job Site Environment & The Most Demanding Applications, Anti Slip Comfort Grip Provides Increased Comfort & Control, Specifications: Voltage 18V, Maximum Power 425 Unit Watts, 3 Speed Settings, Maximum RPM 0-450/0-1,500/0-1,800, Maximum BPM 0-7,650/0-25,500/0-30,600, Clutch Settings 22, Chuck Size 1/2", Chuck Type Self Tightening, Includes: 1Hour Charger.
- ASIN
- B000X1S0Z8
- Type
- Hammer Drills
- Brand
- DeWalt
- Model
- DC927KL
- Features
- Enhanced durability and reliability to withstand the job-site environment and the most demanding app
- Heavy-duty 1/2¿ self-tightening chuck tightens throughout operation providing superior bit gripping
- Patented 3-speed all-metal transmission matches the speed to the application for optimal performance
- 18V high performance battery pack provides longer run-time and battery life than 18V systems
- DEWALT built high power, high efficiency motor delivers 425 unit watts out of max power for superior
- Manufacturer
- Dewalt
- Height
- 14.25 inches
- Width
- 5.25 inches
- Length
- 16 inches
- Weight
- 13 pounds
- Package Height
- 5.4 inches
- Package Width
- 14.3 inches
- Package Length
- 15.5 inches
- Package Weight
- 12.8 pounds
DeWalt DC927KL Li-Ion Hammerdrill/Driver
January-5-2008
I purchased the DC927KL at the beginning of November 2007. However, the rotational brake mechanism failed earlier this week after just light use in the past two months.
The drill is better balanced than the DC925, the half pound lighter weight is noticeable. The separate torque and mode selector rings make it very easy to use. DeWalt seems to have solved the problem with the DC925 and earlier models of it being difficult to switch from one speed range to the other.
The DC927 worked well in drilling wood (up to 1/2"), and 5/16" (and smaller) holes in concrete and brick. It has a nicely adjustable clutch for driving screws.
The circuitry in the Li packs makes it difficult to know when you are near the end of the useful charge of a battery pack. The battery will not run the drill (or even make the bulb in a DW919 worklight glow) when the pack gets below a certain point. Apparently the Li-Ion cells have to be protected from a potentially damaging complete discharge.
11/11/2007
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