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DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Brushless 3/8-in Hammer Drill Kit
Model: DCD706F2 · US configuration
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Assessment scenario: A 12V hammer-drill kit with two DCB122 packs
Assessment scenario for a buyer who wants DEWALT 12V MAX hammer drilling in a battery-included DCD706F2 kit. The exact page lists two DCB122 batteries, charger, belt clip and tool bag; charger model is not identified.
Explore this buying guide ↗Why consider this model?
- The exact DEWALT page lists the DCD706B brushless 12V MAX hammer drill with two DCB122 batteries, a charger, belt clip and tool bag.
- The linked DCD701/DCD706 manual identifies drilling, screwdriving and DCD706-only hammer drilling, and supplies the operating-mode and bit guidance.
Tradeoffs to weigh
- The exact page calls the included charger 12V MAX–20V MAX but does not name the charger model.
- The product image shows 2Ah on a battery pack, but that label is not evidence of runtime, charge time or the seller’s exact current carton.
- The 3/8-in chuck capacity does not provide a masonry-hole capacity; manual speed guidance conflicts with the page’s “25,500 rpm” phrase.
Check these before ordering
- Confirm the exact DCD706F2 suffix and the two DCB122 packs, charger, belt clip and tool bag in the offer.
- Verify the charger identity and DEWALT 12V MAX battery compatibility using the exact package and manual; do not assume a different charger SKU.
- Use the manual’s rated masonry-bit and workpiece-stabilization instructions; its capacity table does not state a masonry-hole limit. Compare another machine if a 1/2-in bit shank is essential.