What DeWalt Says
The DeWalt DC925KA cordless hammerdrill/driver is powered by the 18V XRP extended run-time battery for longer run-times and longer battery life. The Dewalt-built motor puts out 480 unit watts of maximum power for outstanding performance in all drilling and fastening applications. The patented transmission has three speeds, providing optimal performance from 0-2,000 RPM while the hammerdrill operates at up to 34,000 blows per minute. The 1/2" chuck is keyless and self-tightening. The standard kit includes two 18V XRP batteries, charger, side handle, heavy-duty carrying case and a 3 year limited warranty.
Specifications
| Voltage | 18V |
| Chuck Size | 1/2" |
| Chuck Type | Keyless, self-tightening |
| Speed Settings | 3 |
| Clutch Settings | 22 |
| RPM | 0-450 / 0-1,500 / 0-2,000 |
| Blows/Min | 0-7,650 / 0-25,500 / 0-34,000 |
| Tool Weight | 6.1 lbs |
What We Say
The DC925KA hammerdrill/driver has gobs of torque to get the toughest drilling or driving job done. The hammerdrill setting is great for making anchor holes in masonry and the self-tightening chuck really clamps down on the bit. Although having three speed settings sounds great, there doesn't seem to be a great difference between the second and third speeds. It's also a little on the heavy side compared to comparable competitive models. When DeWalt calls it heavy-duty, they mean it. Overall, this drill is a true workhorse and can power through just about anything you can throw at it.
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This drill has lots of power and can handle just about any job I’ve given it. I’ve seen lots of guys in construction using this exact same drill so I guess that says something about it.
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