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Dewald Bohrschlagscjrauber wie gewohnt in hoher Qualität und schneller Lieferung !Es wurde sehr schnell geliefert und war vor der angekündigten Lieferzeit da ! 👍👍👍Jederzeit wieder, kann es nur Empfehlen bei diesem Händler zu kaufen.

Zuverlässig und robust

Einfach Dewalt, kräftiger Schrauber alles super

Alles in Ordnung!!!

Sehr starke gäret.Dewalt halt…

Qualitativ sehr gut

Väldigt nöjd

Ho già posseduto un trapano avvitatore con questo marchio, ma non ho saputo resistere alla ottima offerta Amazon per questo modello più potente a soli 132€ (senza batteria, di cui ero consapevole). l'ho subito provato con le batterie del mio avvitatore e mi sono subito reso conto della sua potenza.

Sehr guter Starker Schrauber. Nehme ihn um Lange Schrauben (300mm +) in Holz zu jagen . Der Zieht bis zum Ende sehr gut an so das man richtig gegenhalten muss,wo kleinere Schrauber versagen würden.

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I have a number of DeWalt drills. They are all basically the same but have different flavours and your choice should be about mainly what you do "most of the time". My "go to drill" is the little 709. It's a good all round drill, compact and light. Does everything well. It's particularly good as a screwdriver. There are times though that you need a little more speed and this is where the 796 comes in. It's that bit bigger, heavier but faster. Then there is the 996, which is the power drill of the three. It's bigger, heavier, faster and a lot more powerful than either of the two smaller drills. This is especially good for heavier work, drilling larger holes in wood, steel or masonry, but it really is a touch too big for everyday use.The 996 also has three speeds which really seems unnecessary. Two is enough. And there is the LED switch which allows you to control the led on the drill. Three levels of brightness and the last, brightest one stays on permanently once you hit the trigger.One thing that is very noticeable about all three drills is you would swear they are all made by different companies. They all have similar characteristics but they all have different ones too. The 709 for example is the quietest of the three but both the 796 and 996 make a loud clunk noise when spinning fast and you release the power button. Very odd. Also the 996 clutch selector is very noisy, whereas on both the 796 and the 709 it's very quiet. And on all of them the clutch settings are different and the clutch on the 996 is very strange. Instead of just clicking when the clutch slips, it makes an almost inaudible click and just stops turning altogether ( the motor switches off ). Saves power I guess. Also, the speed of the drill is set according to the clutch setting. The lower the clutch is set the slower the drill turns, so you do have to make sure that the clutch is set to "drill" or you won't get the highest speed from the drill. It happens on all three speeds. I guess this is clever, but really I am not sure it's needed, and it certainly can be confusing. You are sitting there wondering why the drill isn't going very fast when you realise it's because the clutch setting is low. Also when the clutch activates it just so happens to be exactly the same as when the battery runs out.... confusing.Personally I removed the belt clip. They are a darn nuisance, they catch on everything. They are useful for some people, but not me. On the 996 the drill is so heavy it's likely to end up with your pants round your ankles.So, best for heavier work, the 996 is a great, but the clever refinements DeWalt have added just seem to leave people confused. All in all I love using the 996 for masonry, but the best general purpose drill is the lighter 796. As a really cute, light duty, the 709 can't be beaten.

the drill arrived without box and few scratch's on the body, item working fine and the rest as described