My Best DCD760KL Drill Ever

I must have purchased and worn out a half dozen Dewalt DCD760KL drills over the past decade.
Some where great units, others where very cheap quality. They were all 18V.
So this time I took the time to research the Dewalt line up and not just grab whatever Home Depot was peddling.
I also decided to stick with 18V since I had so many other tools of that series. This have got to be the perfect drill.


The DCD760KL drill chuck is all metal, holds super tight is of a machine tool quality. The transmission is 3 speed and the whole unit just have a very rugged feel.
The power is awesome. While not scientific, this thing must have at least 50% more torque & power then my previous drills.
I can drive 3.5" deck screws into dry wood using high speed & cut 4" hole saw into wood using medium speed.
I even mixed a 5 gal pale of drywall mud with a beater using the low speed. This thing is almost on par with my 1/2" dewalt DCD760KL corded drill.


The other great thing is that the lithium ion battery seams to hold its power right up to the last second. Then the battery just shuts itself off.
This scared me the first time. I was really torquing the DCD760KL drill & I thought I had blown something. But that is just how the battery operates.
The only negative is that the drill is heavier then I have been used to. Of course this's offset by the lighter battery but you might be disappointed if you're looking for a feather weight.
It also seams to be a little bit longer then some of my other drills of this style by about 3/4 inch. Getting in between studs seams to be a little tighter then I'm used too.
But this DCD760KL drill also includes an hammer feature & it's way shorter then my previous hammer drills.
Over all I am very happy with this drill was very impressed with its performance.