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Dewalt 14.4v Li-Ion Brushless Impact Driver DCF825N $50 (Normally $175) @ Masters

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Dewalt 14.4v Li-Ion Brushless Impact Driver DCF825N $50 (Normally $175) @ Masters
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azm on 01/08/2014 - 11:08 masters.com.au (1164 clicks)
Last edited 01/08/2014 - 14:20 by 1 other user

Dewalt 14.4V Li-Ion Brushless Impact Driver DCF825N $50 (Skin only) Normally 175$

It can combine with $20 off Your Next Shop When You Spend $100 or More @ Masters deal for 20$ refund.

I also purchased Wesco 18v Li-ion Garden 3 IN 1 Combo Pack for $75. Last Ozbargain deal was $99

If you top up with 2% bonus Cashrewards deal.

Normal price is 175$ and 165$ atGettoolsdirect

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Specs (Copy and Paste)
Dewalt 14.4V Li-Ion Brushless Impact Driver DCF825N
New XR Li-Ion battery technology
Ultra compact, light weight design
Maximum control in all applications

Battery Type XR Li-Ion Battery
Drill Battery Li-Ion
Chuck Capacity (mm)6.35
Cordless Yes
Chuck Type Hex drive
Colour Black
Drill Typeimpact driver
Max Torque (Nm) 160
Voltage 14
Product Height (cm)20.5
Product Length (cm)13.2
Product Weight (kg)1.39
Brand Name Dewalt
Sku Number MAS_100597625

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  • jv on 01/08/2014 - 11:11
    +1

    DCF825N $50 (Normally

    Normally what ???

  • busterau on 01/08/2014 - 11:12
    +1

    Newb question here…

    This is a 14.4v product you mention about the recent bunnings dewalt deal, yet it is 18v. The batteries on this wouldn't be interchangeable with this product if that's what your alluding to?

    • azm on 01/08/2014 - 11:24

      Thanks and corrected.

  • ihuangyu on 01/08/2014 - 11:25

    Is the battery included?

    • busterau on 01/08/2014 - 11:26
      +2

      Description says skin only.

      Skin only means no battery.

  • RtN on 01/08/2014 - 11:28
    +4

    Battery is $150 lol, then you need a charger.

  • Matt P on 01/08/2014 - 11:34
    +1

    Did a bit of research, you can save yourself some money buying one of the hammer drill packages and this separately if you need/want to have both tools instead of buying the pack with the hammer drill and the impact driver. Would save about $100 in that case

  • ihuangyu on 01/08/2014 - 11:36
    +2

    Found out the charger will cost $135, battery cost $75

    • richie83 on 01/08/2014 - 12:07

      Ye, this is really only good value if you need a replacement or already have the rights batteries and charger.

      • bargaino on 01/08/2014 - 12:24

        how about hacking a different battery to fit?
        Might be worth it if you have 14.4V (4-cell) tools, but everything seems to be 18V (5-cell) now. I suppose that is why they are clearing it.

        • PCAviator on 01/08/2014 - 12:31

          Unless it was a DeWalt battery with the same shape/channel/connections, would be hard to hack a different battery. But of course, you could chance it on quality with some generic ebay batteries to fit DeWalt tools (at your risk).

        • bargaino on 01/08/2014 - 14:52

          @PCAviator:

          Unless it was a DeWalt battery with the same shape/channel/connections,

          No, I mean using a soldering iron, wire, epoxy and duct tape. Could be worth it if you have spare 4-cell batteries already,.

        • PCAviator on 01/08/2014 - 16:04

          Fair enough, but still a lot of fluffing around and then you probably need to duct tape the battery to the tool. Not terribly practical. I'd take a Chinese ebay Dewalt clone battery over that myself :P

        • bargainhuntaa on 10/08/2014 - 16:16

          @PCAviator: would a 18v battery make this impact work safely ? what would happen if you plug in an 18v instead of a 14.4v battery?

  • afterabargain on 01/08/2014 - 12:51

    was at masters the other day and checked out the DeWalt tools, All 14.4v not one to go with the Bunnings 18v hammer drill, 2 x 4.0mh batteries + charger + case, now that was a bargain.
    Wonder if the 18v battery would fit as docking part looks similar and if so how long the driver would last

    • jjcf on 01/08/2014 - 17:12

      They are both slide type, but they aren't interchangable.

      I've seen people on the internets do some light surgery and get one to fit, and it blew out the caps in about three seconds flat.

      In summary: do it, and video it :)

      • Bargainer on 01/08/2014 - 23:15

        I have a 18v battery, it just need a small cut, then it fits perfectly into this 14.4v driver

  • 8200 on 01/08/2014 - 12:51
    -3

    Another name for Black&Decker

    • bargaino on 01/08/2014 - 14:57
      -1

      Another name for Black&Decker

      The brand is owned by B&D, but different quality.
      All made in China though.

      • Maverick-au on 01/08/2014 - 15:43
        +2

        Utter bollocks, DeWalt gear is made all over the world including Europe and they have increased their US manufacturing presence substantially recently as well.

        —

        Most DeWalt power tools are now assembled in Mexico, China, or Taiwan from components manufactured in Mexico, China, Taiwan, the Czech Republic, Brazil, Korea, Japan, Thailand, or the USA. Before 1984, DeWalt power tools were manufactured in Canada, the USA, and the UK. In 1984, DeWalt's parent company acquired the woodworking and power tool assets of the German manufacturer ELU. After that acquisition, DeWalt routers and a few of their other power tools were manufactured at former ELU factories in Germany, Italy and Switzerland. Starting in roughly 2000, DeWalt gradually moved most of their power tool assembly plants to Mexico, China, and Taiwan. In April 2011, Stanley Black & Decker (DeWalt's current parent company) launched a line of hand tools under the DeWalt brand. Most of these hand tools are manufactured in China, Mexico, Taiwan or Thailand. A few hand tools (such as their retractable knife, tape measures and screwdrivers) are assembled in the USA from globally-sourced parts. As of January 2013, a few DeWalt power tools are still manufactured in Europe. The DWS520 track saw and certain compact SDS rotary hammers (e.g., D25313) are manufactured in the Czech Republic. The 3 HP DW625 plunge router is still manufactured in Italy

        http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where_are_Dewalt_tools_manufacture…

        [] 3. Why is DEWALT building products in the USA now?
        DEWALT is a global brand with American roots. Our tools have always been serviced here in the USA, and select products have always been built in our U.S. factories using global materials. Now we are expanding the number of tools we build in the USA using global materials.
        [] 4. How many products are being built in the USA?
        The new line of products built in the USA with global materials includes 32 different hand tools, 48 power tools, and 562 types of accessories.
        [] 5. Which products are being built in the USA?
        DEWALT will build more than 600 different hand tools, cordless power tools and accessories in the USA, using global materials. This includes some of our most popular products such as the 20V MAX Lithium Ion Compact Drill/Driver Kit (DCD780C2) and 20V MAX Lithium Ion ¼" Impact Driver Kit (DCF885C2). For a full list of products being built in the USA with global materials, visit ToolsoftheBrave.com.

        http://www.toolsofthebrave.com/faq

        This is an unusual approach, but the emphasis seems to be on creating jobs to aid the U.S. economy more than aiding part manufacturers.

        The new lines sporting the “Built in the USA” sticker include 32 hand tools, 48 power tools and 562 accessories. DeWALT promises on its website that there will be no price increase on the items bearing the logo.
        - See more at: http://industryedge.nationalhardwareshow.com/2013/11/dewalt-…

        http://industryedge.nationalhardwareshow.com/2013/11/dewalt-…

    • jjcf on 01/08/2014 - 17:17

      Hay guyz, did you know that Lamborghini is a fancy name for a VW?! LOL!

      Wait, no. Claiming that conglomerate ownership means all subsidiaries produce the same product is retarded. But thanks for playing.

  • richox on 01/08/2014 - 13:07
    -1

    not great tools but they are greatly overpriced. look elsewhere unless you've committed yourself heavily to 14.4V dewalt system already.

    • jjcf on 01/08/2014 - 17:18

      The Dewalt 18v/20v stuff is rock solid, especially the new brushless models, and one of the biggest selling cordless lines in the world. I can't imagine the 14.4v is that much worse.

  • bigrizz on 01/08/2014 - 13:16

    Masters also have this Hitachi (https://m.masters.com.au/mob/product/900034845/hitachi-12v-p…) for $99. Two batteries and a charger included. I'm a big fan of hitachi tools.

    Depending on your needs and if you're not invested in Dewalt batteries already, this could be better buying. The Hitachi isn't as powerful but I have modest needs so it'd do just fine.

    • bargaino on 01/08/2014 - 15:07

      Unavailable anywhere. Does not even show on the main website.

      • bigrizz on 01/08/2014 - 21:33

        Yep, looks like they're all gone. Ozbargained. They were definitely available in store (Tingalpa, Qld) and for online purchase when I posted. I bought one. Them's the breaks.

  • tomy910 on 10/08/2014 - 16:18

    I got 2 yesterday (Upper Coomera) because of 20% off specials. Came down to $40 each.

    • bargainhuntaa on 19/08/2014 - 12:38

      I got one during the sale too. The impact is awesome. So light with a 1.5 amp battery. Really like the 3 LEDs and the fact that its three speed.

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