Tools City

Manufacturer: DEWALT
Model: DW966K
Rating: (9 reviews)

List Price: $352.00 Offer Price: $203.54

Features:

• Multi grip rubber trigger for comfortable use in tight areas
• Variable speed (0-400 rpm and 0-1200 rpm)
• Durable, right angle transmission with sealed ball bearings
• 210-in./lbs. of torque in low speed range
• One year warranty, One year service contract, 30 day no-risk trial

Product Description
3/8″ 10MM, 14.4V, Heavy Duty Cordless Right Angle Drill/Driver With Kit Box, Powered By The DeWalt 14.4V System Of Battery Packs, 2 Speed Ranges 0-400/0-1,250 RPM For Increased User Flexibility Providing A Wide Range Of Applications, 210 IN/LBS Of Maximum Torque For Increased Applications Such As Turning Large Bits & Fasteners, Multi Grip Rubber Trigger Provides Comfort & Convenience By Allowing The User To Get Into Tighter Spaces While Still Having Access To The Trigger, Variable Speed & Reversing Gives The User The Ability To Control Speed For Greater Accuracy, & The Convenience Of Reverse, Durable, Right Angle Transmission With Sealed Ball Bearings & Cut Steel Gears For A Longer Tool Life, Includes: 1 Hour Charger, 14.4V Compact Battery, 2 Battery Packs, Heavy Duty Kit Box.
Amazon.com Review
DeWalt’s 14.4-volt right-angle drill/driver is an exciting new niche tool. Designed specifically for installers (or woodworkers who find themselves in tight places), DeWalt’s right-angle drill adds the convenience of a cordless, without sacrificing of power. Cranking a maximum of 210 inch-pounds, the drill packs considerably more torque than its 9.6-volt competitors, which makes a big difference when tightening larger fasteners in tight places. Beyond the increased torque, what really sets this drill apart is its unique elongated rubber-trigger design. The tool fits comfortably in your hand no matter where you grip the handle and, thanks to the oversize trigger, you’re able to squeeze the trigger from all sorts of hand positions. As a result, we were able to fit into some surprisingly awkward spots. This feature also extends your overhead reach by several inches–something cabinet installers, in particular, will appreciate. The fan-cooled motor holds up nicely under strain. The two-speed gearbox lets you gear down for torque or gear up if you need, say, to spin a paddle bit in a tight space. Of course, we were nervous that the larger 14.4-volt battery would make this tool unnecessarily cumbersome, but we were pleased by how compact and balanced DeWalt’s new battery design really is. –Jon Groebner