DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX* Cordless Drill For Concrete Mixing, E-Clutch System (DCD130T1)
DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX* Cordless Drill For Concrete Mixing, E-Clutch System (DCD130T1)
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Specifications
- Chuck Size: 1/2"
- Mixing Capacity: Up to 9 buckets of concrete per charge (4.5 gal, using DCB606 6.0Ah)
- Side Handle: 3-position
What's Included
- 1x DCD130 Mixer/Drill
- 1x DCB606 20V/60V MAX FlexVolt Battery (6.0Ah)
- 1x Charger
- 1x Storage Bag
Compatibility
- Compatible with all DeWalt 20V/60V MAX FlexVolt batteries and chargers
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This thing is just like the corded version. Very strong. I use it mainly for mixing thinset, self leveling compound and a little drywall mud every now and then.
Love this thing for what I am using it for. I got the bug to start planting plants, however I live in central texas and the ground here is super compacted and heavy clay and rocks. Trying to dig holes with a shovel, while possible, by the time your on your 3rd or 4th hole, you are done for the day. I wanted to plant a hedge line, but no way was I going to dig it with a shovel.Then started my journey looking at augers. Some super cheap around the 200 dollar mark up to pretty expensive, but the thing I kept reading it how easy it is for augers to twist your wrists as soon as you hit a rock. I then started looking at auger bits and drills. I figured I would spend a little more than I wanted (as 60v batteries aint cheap), however then I would have a powerful drill and an auger. There I found a lot of recommendations but kept hearing the DCD130 was the best. I scoured online, asked AI, all the above and finally decided on DCD130 after people saying "yeah that drill is great, but thats only because you haven't tried the DCD130Once I got the drill and auger bit, I charged it up and went outside to start drilling holes. I bought a 7" auger bit and I have to say I was extremely impressed. I was able to dig holes with relative ease. I hit a lot of rocks but the drills safety mechanism kicked in and just stopped. Never once was I afraid of crackin' my bones. I ended up digging 32 holes with this on a 9Ah battery and dont even thing I used 1 bar. I cant remember how long it took, maybe an hour or so but WOW this thing rocks.If you looking for a drill that you can use with Augers - This is the one! Plus then you will have a hefty drill. I have also been looking for whatever other 60v tools is out there that I can buy. 60v is POWERFUL!Highly recommend!
Works great! Use in poultry houses to let up feed and water lines. Perfect for the job! Biggest plus is no longer dragging an extension cord around!
Works amazing
It's a BEAST !! works great powerful 90 lb sack quickcrete stirs like whip cream