The DeWalt DCD7762C-GB 18V 1.3Ah Li-ion cordless combi drill is powerful and versatile, with 15 torque settings, drill and hammer settings, and a 2-speed variable motor. It has thermal overload protection for increased durability and its fan-cooled motor provides long lasting performance. The tool’s LED light improves visibility in dimly lit areas and its 13mm keyless chuck allows for secure one-handed tightening. The tool weighs 1.72kg and has a compact design, making it easy to handle and suitable for drilling in tight spaces. The DeWalt DCD7762C-GB charges in one hour.
SPECIFICATION
Battery Power 1.3 Ah (TWO)
Battery Type Li-Ion
Brand DeWalt
Capacity Masonry 13 mm
Capacity Steel 13 mm
Capacity Wood 30 mm
Carry Case/Bag Included Yes
Carrying Facility Heavy Duty Carry Case
Charge Time 60 min
Chuck Capacity 13 mm
Chuck Type Keyless Chuck
Corded or Cordless Cordless
Manufacturer Guarantee 1 years
Max Torque 42 Nm
Model No DCD776C2-GB
No. of Batteries Per Pack 2
No. Torque Setting 15
No Load Speed 0-450/1500 rpm
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Power Drill Gearbox Speed 2-Speed Variable
Power Voltage Supply 18 V
Product Height 220 mm
Product Length 228 mm
Product Type Cordless Combi Drill XR
Product Width 75 mm
Total Product Weight 1.72 kg
Max. drilling capacity in masonry 13mm, wood 30mm, steel 13mm. Max. torque 42Nm hard / 24Nm soft. Beats per minute 0-7650 / 0-25,500 bpm. Overall length 228mm. Weight 1.72kg.
PRODUCT CONTENTS
DCD776C2-GB, 2 x 1.3Ah Li-ion batteries, charger and kit box.
Promotion valid until 07/08/16.
Comes with 2 x 1.3Ah Li-Ion Batteries
- spannerzone
Top comments
hcc27
1 Aug 163#4
Good deal OP, heated.
For the life of me however, I cannot understand how these manufacturers get away with including puny 1300mAh batteries in power tools. Not really acceptable in an era where the average smartphone battery is well over 2000mAh!
Latest comments (31)
Dissupoynted
25 Aug 16#31
Big difference £30£.
DrAcula1
8 Aug 16#30
Now £119.99 Tried to expire.
awoodhall2003
5 Aug 16#29
Ordered as well. Due to move house in next couple of weeks and I've got a 5 year old cheap drill - no hammer, battery lasts 15 mins if I'm lucky and don't even think about drilling into masonry.
MeGaMaN
4 Aug 16#28
Ordered, thanks for the heads up
DrAcula1
4 Aug 16#27
Sub total (inc. VAT) £79.99
Discount Total (inc. VAT) -£5.00
VAT £12.49
Total (inc. VAT) £74.99
As above, use :- Screwfix promo code:£5 - HT16
Last day to order
valid until 07/08/16.
finnmaccool
3 Aug 16#26
Cheers. just collected it. £75 for a Dewalt. Bargain
finnmaccool
1 Aug 161#17
No extended warranty on this though. I've checked the website.
Niamhs_Dad to finnmaccool
3 Aug 161#25
3 year warranty when you register the drill on the DeWalt website
richkaos
3 Aug 162#24
Bought one this morning thanks op. And used the HT16 code so got it for 75 quid.... bargain.
balf118118
2 Aug 16#23
and possible five pounds off using code
finnmaccool
2 Aug 16#22
The website said different. cheers, have ordered anyway
I_SHOULD_COCO
2 Aug 16#21
Just spent 2 hours researching a drill
Started with Lidl (4-in-1 thingy horrible)
Came back to check Hot Uk and it was here all the time at 300 deg + :confused:
Why do i bother
Will cick and collect this after noon
COCO
Andy1179
2 Aug 16#20
Hadn't spotted that. Fantastic deal in that case. Charge one up while you use the other. Agreed something heavier duty is better for trade use, but as a DIY tool that should last this is a great buy at £80.
hcc27
1 Aug 163#4
Good deal OP, heated.
For the life of me however, I cannot understand how these manufacturers get away with including puny 1300mAh batteries in power tools. Not really acceptable in an era where the average smartphone battery is well over 2000mAh!
Bob_Loblaw87 to hcc27
1 Aug 161#8
Although this may only be 1.3Ah it is still significantly larger than any phone battery. If this battery was configured to output 4.2v for a phone it would have 5.6Ah capacity. Although I do understand what you mean, it still is a small battery for use with a drill
Andy1179 to hcc27
1 Aug 161#13
As Bob_Loblaw87 pointed out, this is an 18volt battery whereas phone batteries are only about 4volts. Power is amps times volts so there's a lot more power in this than a phone battery.
I've got this drill and it came with two 1.3Ah batteries. During normal DIY use in the last 9 months (of which there's been a lot as I moved house) I've not managed to deplete the battery in a day. Worth buying a second battery though just in case, and the 2Ah ones aren't expensive. Highly recommend this drill. Complemented mine with a cheap SDS drill for tougher jobs (curtain poles into concrete lintels and such). Remember to register onlne for the extra guarantee.
fastcarmaniac to hcc27
2 Aug 16#19
I have a couple of 1.3 Dewalt batteries, they last well for the size of them when compared to other brands. If I'm doing alot of drilling I use a 4.0 battery which seems to last ages!
Dont be put off by the small battery size, I was suprised by how much power they have compared to others from other manufacturers (which are higher rated!)
roadhog
2 Aug 161#18
Paid £120 last year for this drill...cant fault it...absolute bargain at this price.
Besford
1 Aug 16#16
That needs putting in the headline then - starts to look good value!
Besford
1 Aug 16#15
OK, WAS an inflated price, now reduced to something near what it's worth.
Niamhs_Dad
1 Aug 16#14
This has 2 batteries
spannerzone
1 Aug 161#12
Agreed, £80 is peanuts fir a branded drill, sure it's not a pro model but I've seen plenty of skilled tradesmen using cheap tools for basic tasks.
Besford
1 Aug 161#10
See past the brand name people - this is a decent amateur/DIY drill at an inflated price, no more. A professional would laugh at you if you thought otherwise.
finnmaccool to Besford
1 Aug 16#11
Wouldn't say 80 quid is inflated
crazylegs
1 Aug 16#9
You can get 4 and 5ah batteries with these drills but they will be at least double the price and a little more!
ottosump288
1 Aug 16#6
Heat from me, can't fault the brand. I have the older 18v XRP which is more bulky, totally hammered it for about 8 years and it's still going strong, may invest in one of these for my son, then he might stop pestering me for mine!
crazylegs to ottosump288
1 Aug 16#7
Yep keep the old one as the manufacturing process hadn't changed and they made quality years ago, now its to a budget and the manufacturing process is a lot cheaper with less expensive parts used.
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Opening post
SPECIFICATION
Battery Power 1.3 Ah (TWO)
Battery Type Li-Ion
Brand DeWalt
Capacity Masonry 13 mm
Capacity Steel 13 mm
Capacity Wood 30 mm
Carry Case/Bag Included Yes
Carrying Facility Heavy Duty Carry Case
Charge Time 60 min
Chuck Capacity 13 mm
Chuck Type Keyless Chuck
Corded or Cordless Cordless
Manufacturer Guarantee 1 years
Max Torque 42 Nm
Model No DCD776C2-GB
No. of Batteries Per Pack 2
No. Torque Setting 15
No Load Speed 0-450/1500 rpm
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Power Drill Gearbox Speed 2-Speed Variable
Power Voltage Supply 18 V
Product Height 220 mm
Product Length 228 mm
Product Type Cordless Combi Drill XR
Product Width 75 mm
Total Product Weight 1.72 kg
Max. drilling capacity in masonry 13mm, wood 30mm, steel 13mm. Max. torque 42Nm hard / 24Nm soft. Beats per minute 0-7650 / 0-25,500 bpm. Overall length 228mm. Weight 1.72kg.
PRODUCT CONTENTS
DCD776C2-GB, 2 x 1.3Ah Li-ion batteries, charger and kit box.
Promotion valid until 07/08/16.
Comes with 2 x 1.3Ah Li-Ion Batteries
- spannerzone
Top comments
For the life of me however, I cannot understand how these manufacturers get away with including puny 1300mAh batteries in power tools. Not really acceptable in an era where the average smartphone battery is well over 2000mAh!
Latest comments (31)
Discount Total (inc. VAT) -£5.00
VAT £12.49
Total (inc. VAT) £74.99
As above, use :- Screwfix promo code:£5 - HT16
Last day to order
valid until 07/08/16.
Started with Lidl (4-in-1 thingy horrible)
Came back to check Hot Uk and it was here all the time at 300 deg + :confused:
Why do i bother
Will cick and collect this after noon
COCO
For the life of me however, I cannot understand how these manufacturers get away with including puny 1300mAh batteries in power tools. Not really acceptable in an era where the average smartphone battery is well over 2000mAh!
I've got this drill and it came with two 1.3Ah batteries. During normal DIY use in the last 9 months (of which there's been a lot as I moved house) I've not managed to deplete the battery in a day. Worth buying a second battery though just in case, and the 2Ah ones aren't expensive. Highly recommend this drill. Complemented mine with a cheap SDS drill for tougher jobs (curtain poles into concrete lintels and such). Remember to register onlne for the extra guarantee.
Dont be put off by the small battery size, I was suprised by how much power they have compared to others from other manufacturers (which are higher rated!)