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 DeWalt 5 Piece 18 Volt Cordless Combo Kit NEW US $299.00 
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 NEW DEWALT DCK440X 18 VOLT XRP 18V 4-PIECE/TOOL CORDLESS COMBO KIT US $299.99
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 Dewalt DCK491L2 20v Max Lithium Ion 4-Tool Cordless Combo Kit 20 VOLT 4-Piece US $399.99
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 Dewalt 3 piece Cordless 9.6V 12V 3/8" VSR Variable Speed Drill Combo Kit LOT!! US $10.50
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 DEWALT 4 PIECE TOOL KIT 18 VOLT CORDLESS DRILL,CIRCULAR,RICPROCATION SAW + LIGHT US $76.00
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 DeWalt DW920K-2 Cordless Screwdriver,7.2 Volt incuded 20 pieces rapid load set. US $76.00
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 Dewalt DCK355X 18 Volt Cordless 3 Piece Combo Kit US $370.95
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 dewalt 18 v five piece combination cordless set US $585.00
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 Dewalt DCK491L2 20v Max Lithium Ion 4-Tool Cordless Combo Kit 20 VOLT 4-Piece US $389.99
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 DeWalt DCX5401 28V 4 piece cordless combo set brand new Not Reconditioned US $625.99
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 DeWalt DCK470L 18V Cordless XRP Li-Ion 4-Piece Combination Kit US $564.89
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 New Dewalt DCK590L2 20v Max Lithium Ion 5-Tool/Piece Cordless Combo Kit 20 Volt US $499.99
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I'm a theater major, and in my school that means you spend a lot of time building sets. Now I'm getting tired of fighting through the cabinets looking for drill pieces. I want my own drill whose parts are where I last put it. Plus I have a ton of projects I want to do now I know how to use one. We use a DeWalt. I think it's the 18V. Cordless. I don't have much experience with drills, though, and being in college I want to get the best value for my money. So what do you guys think?
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I am in construction and use cordless drills all the time. I even use an 18V, 3-speed, cordless drill with the hammer setting. This allows me to drill into masonry. The drill is great for drilling, but not all that great for installing screws and such. For that I use the DeWalt "drill-driver. This works awesome as it works like an impact wrench. The drill will have to turn all-at-once, where the drill-driver taps the screw in and doesn't break off or strip out the head.
Makita has always been good for me too, except the last time the drill only lasted me 1 year instead of 4 years. For me, DeWalt has made the grade and is worth the money. You will get a better deal if you buy a combo pack.