Other than the saw/driver swap, how does this differ from the DEWALT DCK492L2 20V MAX Premium 4-Tool Combo Kit? Different reciprocating saw?
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Yes, the saw in the CDK49L2 has a saw with alternate blade settings. However, as neat a feature as that is, I find it isn't something I use very often. The saw without it has served me very well in many situations.
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Correct, DCK492L2 has a slightly better recip. saw in that you have multiple blade settings. The 491L2 recip. saw has no such feature. Other than that, no significant differences.
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I have both, and the 20v lithium battery is far superior. I get 15 to 20 min on a fully charged battery, so plan on having several available. It is also worthwhile investing in a quick charger. The saw can cut at least 6" diameter, but take it easy and avoid overheating it. I burned one up, but B&D; covered it under warranty. B&D; factory service is great! It is light enough to cut one-handed. It has no unusual safety features, but it is a chainsaw, so be careful.
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I don't know the answer, I ordered a DC330B XRP 18 Volt regular Jig Saw for $105.00. The box said DC330B XRP, exactly what I ordered. When I opened the box and inspected the Bare Tool, I noticed that it was all scuffed up, and not even the right tool, it said it was a DC330. It looks like someone swapped the tool. I called Amazon to complain about the error and they sent me a paid postage through my email address....I haven't heard anything since. my email address is dwightbyron@hotmail.com
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Fat chance, no off course. The 20V is a slider while the 18V has one cell sticking out so you need to push it into the tool cavity. Two different form factors by design so you have to buy new tools and batteries. Sucks, they could make it interchangeable, not just DeWalt but all other brands. Not much difference between 18V and 20V in that the tool should work with either voltage, just battery not interchangeable by design.
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One is a variable speed drill with a chuck, the other is a driver with a 1/4" hex drive. For example I use the drill for a pilot hole and the driver to drive the screw and don't have to change back and forth with one tool. I also bought the Makita 12v flashlight and use it daily. Battery life is very good. These are not 18v heavy duty units. Perfect for woodworking and hardware around the house. Happy with !
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Charles; to the best of my knowledge, they are not interchangeable. A B&D-DeWalt service center could tell you for certain, though. I have access to one, so I'll contact them and post the info here by the end of the week, just in case.
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Your questioned was forwarded to me; unfortunately I do not have a definite answer. Keep in mind that the chuck thread size (where it screws onto the tool) matches the thread size of the Dremel. You could always stop in at a Lowe's or Home Depot to compare them (those stores both carry DeWalt and Dremel). I have also looked up the manufacturer's instruction booklet online in the past. Quite often the manufacturer will do a breakdown drawing of the equipment in the instructions so consumers know how to use the tools (i.e. the chuck wrench of Alan wrench that come with the unit). I hope this helps.
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The Dewalt DCF886D2 20V MAX XR Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/4 in. Brushless Impact Driver Kit with 2.0 Ah Batteries is a variable speed drill. Thank you for your inquiry!
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The DCK286D2 is a Hammer Drill/Impact Driver combo and the DCK281D2 is a Drill Driver/Impact Driver combo. My Amazon pricing shows the DCK286 to be cheaper ($265.95 vs. $278.99).
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DCS355B 20v just comes with tool only in dewalt box with dewalt manual. The B on the end of DCS355B stands for bare tool only.
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The newer model is lighter and the battery life longer. The tool itself is smaller and the battery too. If your good with the price and desire something with long life running multiple deck screws then this works well. Of course your 12V is already paid for...but is it tired?
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I not completely sure. As I understand it, the battery design is different. Here is a link to a couple answers on the same subject : https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140101152447AAlHFopBottom line, contact Dewalt and ask them.
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According to the product description, two. "One DEWALT DCK491L2 20-volt max lithium-ion 3.0 Ah four-tool combo kit, including one DCD985 premium hammer drill, one DCS393 6 1/2" circular saw, one DCS381 reciprocating saw, one DCL040 LED work light, TWO 20-volt max 3.0 Ah lithium ion batteries, one 12-volt max/20-volt max lithium-ion battery charger, one belt hook, one 360-degree side handle, and one contractor bag."
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If you look at the various pieces the DCK592L2 is a higher build quality. Ex. the shoe on the jig saw is very nice cast magnesium on the 592 and thinner stamped sheet metal on the 590. Not a huge difference but for me a little extra for a better set of tools was easy to justify. Hope that helps.
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The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be perfectly satisfied with the $130 model. The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be... » Read More The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be perfectly satisfied with the $130 model. « Show Less
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The saw is the same. Get the bag kit. The full kit is a lot more money and not worth it for the accessories you get.
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with either of those two model numbers and they don't "search" out on the Worx all tools website.