Would an 18 volt drill, saw-all, saber saw, drill/hammer drill and charger and a corded palm sander store in this?
2075504
I purchased the smaller one and it will not hold all the tools mentioned. If you buy the larger case, it probably will fit.
2225041
Howdy Andrew, My shop is a narrow shop and all my power tools, with the exception of my variable speed grinder (pedestal mount) are on wheels (Table saw, band saw, jointer, reciprocating sander, surface planer, dust collector and scroll saw). This allows me to move the power tools to the center of the shop and away from the wall. The DeWalt planer stand is used on my reciprocating sander and my surface planer. The DeWalt stand is heavy duty and capable of supporting over 300 lbs of load. A simple step pad moves the stand up from a sedintary to an elevated position for easy moving and positioning. The DeWalt stand is in my opinion the very best stand for power tools that I have seen or bought. You need to allow for about 1-1/2 hours to assemble the unit, but once it is completed the bolt patterns on the composite wood surface of the stand will take just about any power tool you have. Good luck with your search and evaluation. Best of luck with your woodworking projects Bob of Nevada City, CA
288517
Yes. I found that 120v works better than 18v for that application. Works either way, another great tool by DeWalt.
735383
Yes. The charger plugs in the wall and the battery is long lasting. Along with the 2 speed rotary tool you will receive additional sanding bands.
1709446
5 in 1 blade, several combs, charger for the battery, and oil and muni brush
582739
The saw comes with a cheapo blade that is stored in the case itself, not on the saw. You could easily store another blade or two. Not sure if an extra battery would fit without tumbling around in the case but they are built pretty rugged so I don't think it's a problem, not for me anyway.
1680840
Yes it should fit without a problem. I currently have a Milwaukee hammer drill in one of mine, which is about .4 inches less narrow when laying down than the Dewalt grinder and it wiggles around. Another thing to consider if you want to carry more bulky tools but do not want the larger tough box is that there are only three screws holding in the tray and are easily removed.
2089537
With some room to spare. You could carry your drill, drill bits, hammer, screws a some other tools. I think it would be good for your corded drill. It's hard not to like this bag, it'd a good size without being too big.
586944
Probably not cuz the end of the battery is not likely to fit into the Dewalt charger.
1205514
Yes, if you do not already have a 12 volt dewalt tool with the lithium ion battery & charger you would have to purchase battery & charger.
774041
The charger will work, but the included 18 volt battery works with the 18 volt tools only.
1555541
Most likely although I don't own them. Dewalt would have made all the 20 volt batteries regardless of the amperage so they would be compatible with all their 20 volt tools.
680877
No this box will only fit a tool 2 batteries and a charger. They should of explained that a little better before I spent my money on it. I work in the HVAC field and need to carry both drill and impact but unfortunately it only fits 1 of the 2! Nice case for the price though
362237
My drill, sander, saw, and blower all use the same 18 volt Firestorm battery
245105
This item will include the following: Includes: 18V Cordless LCT Compact Lithium-Ion 1/2-in Drill-Driver - LXFD01WSP1 18V Compact Lithium-Ion Battery - BL1815 15-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger - DC18RA Tool Case - 824953-7 Tool Belt Clip - 346034-2
126371
My guess is - yes. I have occasionally drilled holes and screws into 2x4's and plywood but I use my two drills mostly for mechanical work and furniture assembly. The good news is these 12 volt tools are lighter weight but 18 volt tools would probably last longer if you were working for several hours on heavy construction. Having 2 drills, one for drilling and one for setting screws is a time saver.
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If the Hammer Drill is 18 Volts YES it should be fine to operate with your DeWalt Hammer Drill.