Battery Drill Comparison - DeWALT DC720KA, Makita 8391DWPE & Makita BDF452HW
Spesifications |
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Size and Weight: |
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Weight |
4.8 pounds |
5 pounds |
3.5 pounds |
Length |
8.2 inches |
9.2 inches |
8 inches |
Performance Details: |
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Max Torque |
- |
372 inch-pounds |
450 inch-pounds |
Max Power |
410 UWO |
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- |
Impact Rate |
n/a |
0-6000 / 0-19,500 IPM |
n/a |
No-Load Speed |
0-500 / 0-1700 RPM |
0-400 / 0-1500 RPM |
0-450 / 0-1500 RPM |
Capacity |
No data |
Steel ½", Masonry ½", Wood 1½" |
Steel ½", Wood 1½" |
Motor Details: |
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Voltage |
18 volt |
18 volt |
18 volt |
Speed Capability |
Two-speed |
Two-speed |
Two-speed |
Reversible |
Y |
Y |
Y |
All-Metal Gearbox |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Auto-Shift Transmission |
Y |
N |
N |
Clutch Settings |
17 |
16 |
16 |
Ext, Motor Brush Access |
N |
N |
N |
Chuck Details: |
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Size |
½ inch |
½ inch |
½ inch |
Type |
Keyless, Ratcheting |
Keyless, Ratcheting |
Keyless, Ratcheting |
Sleeve |
Plastic |
Plastic |
Plastic |
Spindle Lock |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Battery Details: |
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Batteries Included (kit) |
2 |
2 |
2 |
Cell Type |
Nickel-cadmium |
Nickel-cadmium |
Lithium-ion |
Charge Rating |
1.7 Amp-hour |
1.3 Amp-hour |
1.5 Amp-hour |
Charging Time |
60 minutes |
30 minutes |
15 minutes |
Additional Features |
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Belt Hook |
N |
N |
N |
Work Light |
LED |
N |
LED |
Side Handle |
N |
N |
N |
Warranty |
Three-year |
One-year |
Three-year |
Bottom Line |
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Comments |
A highly rated drill by many users; very solid and strong performance; balanced and reliable. 36-month warranty. Weakness: the NiCad batteries - 10 ~ 15% shorter charge life than many. Very good overall. |
A well-balanced tool; a relatively low price, one-year warranty, light weight, comfortable grip, and usefully flexible and powerful two-speed motor – the impact feature, making it a ‘combi’, is most impressive; it feels very rugged and strong for its price. One let down is the battery’s short life. |
Very light weight; balanced, comfortable and easy to use; motor is very strong for weight and is flexible enough to be used with serious woodworking. The batteries rate better than NiCad types but do drain quickly compared to some Li-ion, but charge quickly. Good tool. |
Rating |
4.8 of 5.0 |
4.2 of 5.0 |
4.6 of 5.0 |
PRICE (MSRP / True) |
$390 / <$200 |
$400 / <$130 |
$370 / <$230 |
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