Can you use the 20V battery on the impact gun or is it only for the hammer drill?
1681010
no the batteries do not fit around and the little drill is not an impacting drill it is just a regular drill
1681011
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2209271
Yes, for the drill/hammer drill has one LED light right where the battery inserts and for the impact drill, 3 where you would insert the bit.
1616066
No, this is not possible. 12 volt tools use 12 volt batteries and 20 volt tools use 20 volt batteries.
1667490
No, you cannot use an 18volt battery on a 20volt tool. You must use a 20volt battery.
115291
This drill is an Drill/Hammer Drill combo. It is not an Impact Driver. The operating principles are different. You can use this to remove lug nuts etc... but don't expect it to work well.
1316421
It's just a drill, shares the 20 volt battery. I bought it mostly for the saw and a spare batteryI had a matrix already.
1225072
No. This tool takes Dewalt's 20 volt batteries, so your 18 volt battery will most certainly NOT work with it. It does come with its own 20 volt battery though. Excellent tool. I like it. -john
1946119
No, it is the tool only, if you already have 18V batteries this is the cheapest way to go. The impact wrench is very powerful, I wish I would have bought it a long tome ago.
1195221
Doubt that there is much differance... I got the 20v because I already had 20v B&D; batteries.... believe me you'll need the extra batteries..... great tool for light clearing and storm clean up and I knew that when I got it. I love the saw but only get 20 minutes of use with the battery fully charged. The differance with weight etc... would be minor.
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Absolutely NOT! The voltage on battery tools must be the same as must the configuration of the physical battery. 12 volt battery for a 12 volt tool; 18 volt battery for a 18 volt tool; 20 volt battery for a 20 volt tool; etc., etc., etc. Use the wrong voltage and the tool will not run or if higher could simply burn out.
1504536
YES... according to Dewalt any 20v battery will work on any 20v tool.. only difference being how long they operate the tool....
1891920
Yes, it has to be 20 volt batteries. The 18 volt (the older/bulkier) batteries will not work with this. The 1.5v, 3.0v or the newer 2.0v, 4.0v all work with this circular saw.
1411080
I have seen both the 1/2 inch impacts 20volt on Amazon, not sure wich one your looking for.If you go on the dewalt website they list alot of bare tools there.I found the part number on the one I wanted and then searched Amazon again and found it quickly.I love the new tools,battery life is amazing and the short bodied driver fits almost anywhere.
559151
Yes all 20v batteries can be used the only difference is the amps/AH of battery
884863
no it can not be used as an impact driver, the hammer drill has a different motion than an impact driver.
636279
This is bare tool only. I think it state that on amazon. I did not see any seller selling this hammer tool with battery
1421472
Yes the 1.5 amp and 3 amp batt. can be used on the same 20 volt tool. The only difference in them is the run time between needing to charge.