that difference between this drill and the dewalt dwd520 10 amp, also?
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The Dewalt is a hammer drill, made for regular and concrete applications. Dewalt falsely advertises the 210 as variable speedwhich it isn't. Touch the trigger and it cooks! Also, let off the trigger and it has no brake. It continues to spin til it gradually slows to a stop. The 210 has mega low torque power. If you want a drill for all applications, buy the hatachi 9 volt model, D13VG. Plenty of low end torque plus a brake; let off the juice and the drill obediently stops. Cheaper, too.
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I've never used the dwd520 drill but looking at the description, the 520 is also a hammerdrill if you need that feature. The amps are the same and the 10 amp has enough power to drill through concrete. The only difference I see that you may want to take into consideration is the weight. The 520 weighs 14lbs as the 210 only weighs less than 7lbs. Another thing is the 210 has a variable speed as the 520 does not mention that in the description. The 520 also appears to look longer then the 210. That may be important if your working in tight places. There both made in Mexico but come with a 3 year warranty. I hope this info helps. I've never used the dwd520 drill but looking at the description, the 520 is also a hammerdrill if you need that feature. The amps are the same and the 10 amp has enough power to drill through concrete. The only difference I see that you may want to take into consideration is the weight. The 520 weighs 14lbs as the 210 only weighs less than 7lbs. Another thing is the 210 has a variable speed as the 520 does not mention that in the description. The 520 also appears to look longer then the 210. That may be important if your working in tight places. There both made in Mexico but come with a 3... » Read More I've never used the dwd520 drill but looking at the description, the 520 is also a hammerdrill if you need that feature. The amps are the same and the 10 amp has enough power to drill through concrete. The only difference I see that you may want to take into consideration is the weight. The 520 weighs 14lbs as the 210 only weighs less than 7lbs. Another thing is the 210 has a variable speed as the 520 does not mention that in the description. The 520 also appears to look longer then the 210. That may be important if your working in tight places. There both made in Mexico but come with a 3 year warranty. I hope this info helps. « Show Less
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I've never used the dwd520 drill but looking at the description, the 520 is also a hammerdrill if you need that feature. The amps are the same and the 10 amp has enough power to drill through concrete. The only difference I see that you may want to take into consideration is the weight. The 520 weighs 14lbs as the 210 only weighs less than 7lbs. Another thing is the 210 has a variable speed as the 520 does not mention that in the description. The 520 also appears to look longer then the 210. That may be important if your working in tight places. There both made in Mexico but come with a 3 year warranty. I hope this info helps.
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I owned the non fuel model before, couldnt handle my abuse, the fuel model I just bought and it's supposed to have more torque and be overall a better drill, brushless is bonus. Fuel is their top o' the line is my understanding.
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The DCD985L2 and the DCD985M2 are the exact same drill. Only the batteries are different. The M2 comes with 4 Amp-hour batteries, and the L2 comes with 3 Amp-hour batteries. Naturally the 4 Ah batteries will last much longer than the 3 Amp-hour batteries, and since the size and weight of the batteries is the same, the DCD985M2 is a superior drill. The DCD985B is the bare drill only, without any batteries or charger. The part number DCD985 is not a legitimate DeWalt part number, because it is only a partial of the other three. Hope that helps.
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Having just purchased this same drill, I can honestly say it is well worth the money. I bought it mainly because my old DeWalt burned out. This has a lot of power, is heavy duty and it will definitely drive screws. It's a great drill.
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Hello, I purchased the 602L2 but I am not familiar with the differences. I can say that I looked at a lot of drills for a gift to myself for Christmas of 2014. I like Porter cable but this drill and driver set is one of the best if not the best units out there the world. I am very happy with my drill set and can't wait to screw up something, well put together stuff or make things. :)Cheers,Larry B
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The closest current DeWalt product is probably the DCF610S2. That tool uses the 12V Max battery instead of this gyroscopic model that uses the 8V Max battery. Neither of these tools is a drill, they are designed to be screwdrivers. The best DeWalt small, light duty drill/driver is probably the DCD710S2.
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The DCD795D2 is a hammer drill not just a regular drill. Check out the Dewalt website as it's got all the models easily listed by number and function.
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There is a great side by side comparrison on YouTube. Or Google DeWalt DW715 vs DW716
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If you go on Dewalt's web site you will fine all the info you are looking for. Hopes this helps you.
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It's power. The 1 1/8" drill draws 1/2 amps more and delivers 0.2 ft. lbs. more impact energy. The Bosch website has detailed specs.
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I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04. But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way. Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination. Sorry I can't help more. jjj
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Sorry, Dave, I have no idea...you might want to check at a local hardware store and ask the tool people to explain that to you or contact DeWAlt directly...I'm sure they have a customer service number or email.
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DeWalt 9.6v drills will take this battery DW9061xr its longer lasting better chemistry and will replace most DW90-- discontiued batteries ... hope this helps
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Don't really know,but it's the best drill I've ever owned. Had the old ni-cad dewalt and was happy with it, but now the brushless lit-ion is the best. Had a Rockwell 18 volt lit-ion and it went dead after sitting a week not being used.i been using my dewalt for small house jobs for a month and it's still charged. Good luck
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I not completely sure. As I understand it, the battery design is different. Here is a link to a couple answers on the same subject : https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140101152447AAlHFopBottom line, contact Dewalt and ask them.
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I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04.But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way.Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination.Sorry I can't help more.jjj
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My husband has passed away but I'll try and answer for you. We have a drill dcd775 with a seperate battery charger on 240v dc9310xe and also a charger for the car with a cig adaptor dc9319. Can't go wrong with dewalt.