Features:

• Depth sensitive "set and forget" nosepiece for consistent fastener depth
• DeWalt-built high-performance motor with fan cooling delivers maximum power and durability
• Tool uses 1/4" hex drive and delivers 180 in./lbs. of maximum torque
• Weighs just 5.1 lbs.

Product Description
Dual speed ranges (0-900/0-2900 RPM); high speed for drywall, low speed for decking applications. Depth sensitive Set and Forget nosepiece for consistent fastener depth. Fan cooled motor for additional power and durability. 180 in/lb. torque. 1/4" hex drive. Weight: 5.1 lb. Includes: 1 hour charger, two 18V XRP batteries, screwdriver bit, 2 nosepieces, (drywall and TEKS), and case.

Editorial Review
If you’re building decks or hanging drywall, this driver makes the job a whole lot easier. A no-load speed of 0 to 900 rpm and 0 to 2,900 rpm couples with a maximum torque of 180 inch-pounds for serious fastener driving. All of DeWalt’s screwdrivers—this one included—have a "dead" front spindle. The clutches are held apart by light spring pressure so the drilling clutch can rotate without involving the driven clutch and accessory. Just apply pressure to engage the clutch and you’re driving. We really like the depth setter on this driver; you just turn the collar and precise adjustments are made. Each "click" of the collar is a change of .007 inch, and a full revolution changes your depth setting .083 inch. Changing the bit holder is just a little sticky, but if you grasp the bit holder with pliers, it’s quick and easy. There’s a neat groove designed into the body of the tool, and we followed DeWalt’s advice for applying a little more pressure to a driving job. Instead of holding it like a regular drill, slide your thumb and index finger along the side of the tool near the top and squeeze the trigger with your middle and ring fingers. Awesome!--Kris Jensen-Van Heste