YMMV DEWALT 20V Max Cordless Brushless 7/16 in. Quick Change Stud and Joist Drill (Tool Only) ) $83.03

big mike

5d ago

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OP delete the store # part of your link or people will get sent to your store, and at least in my browser changing stores changes right back due to the URL. My local stores have 1 and 2 in stock respectively but at full price only. I got excited when I changed stores only to find out it kept changing back.

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flynreelow

5d ago

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Joined Jul 2013

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flynreelow

5d ago

2,124 Posts

normal price here

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CalmDime6221

5d ago

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CalmDime6221

5d ago

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The in-store clearance price at the Crescent Springs, KY store is $247.06. This is the only Northen KY store that offers a sale. The poster must have discovered some super secret deal no one else can find.

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RikB

5d ago

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RikB

5d ago

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Quote from CalmDime6221

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The in-store clearance price at the Crescent Springs, KY store is $247.06. This is the only Northen KY store that offers a sale. The poster must have discovered some super secret deal no one else can find.

Tools @ 70%+ off are just very very YMMV. My entire state is showing 2 stores at this price with only 1 in stock at each, and 1 store with 3 in stock at $247. The rest are still full price or OOS.

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reallifegameboy

5d ago

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reallifegameboy

5d ago

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I was able to get one near me in TN for $83.03 before tax. Only 2 out of 8 stores I could see had this clearance price. Found it in the tool cages in the DeWALT section, and they even had the clearance sticker with this price on the shelf. The HD worker that unlocked it for me had to double check the price because he couldn't believe it either. Now I have one less excuse to retrofit a ton of electrical!

Riptide360

Pro

5d ago

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Riptide360

Pro

5d ago

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It is $300 in NorCal at my store, but $280 at a nearby store. Not much of a clearance savings around here.

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mouthforwar

5d ago

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mouthforwar

5d ago

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Quote from big mike

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OP delete the store # part of your link or people will get sent to your store, and at least in my browser changing stores changes right back due to the URL. My local stores have 1 and 2 in stock respectively but at full price only. I got excited when I changed stores only to find out it kept changing back.

Glad you posted this; I couldn't figure out why it kept trying to make me shop in Missouri.

Kdub405

4d ago

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Kdub405

4d ago

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$299 here!

leek69

4d ago

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Joined Nov 2010

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leek69

4d ago

1,018 Posts

Be really sweet to work at Dewalt

FuschiaLlama8378

4d ago

81 Posts

Joined May 2022

4d ago

FuschiaLlama8378

4d ago

81 Posts

Thanks I'll pick up one tomorrow

speedyslick46

4d ago

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speedyslick46

4d ago

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Does anyone actually like this "e-clutch" trash? I have a 1/2 DeWalt hammer drill with it and it sucks. Any time I need starting torque, or torque to pull through something, it just trips/stalls out. Drill is worthless to me. Is there some way to disable or bypass the "e-clutch"?

AndrewinMD

4d ago

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AndrewinMD

4d ago

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Is there some distinct advantage of this over a right-angle drill with a speedbore bit? I can understand this thing for a pro, but I'm not sure how much it differs from my right-angle drill, which is a beast (I have Milwaukee tools, just curious on this one).

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applehunter

4d ago

335 Posts

Joined Oct 2014

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applehunter

4d ago

335 Posts

Quote from AndrewinMD

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Is there some distinct advantage of this over a right-angle drill with a speedbore bit? I can understand this thing for a pro, but I'm not sure how much it differs from my right-angle drill, which is a beast (I have Milwaukee tools, just curious on this one).

Im always tempted by Dewalt deals, but the few times I could have used this, doesn't justify 40 miles of driving to local Home Depots looking for this deal. This thing is big and the newest Dewalt Driill is also a beast if it fits the space you're drilling in. This is a very specialized tool that you only need when drilling in-between studs and tight spaces.

It does make me want to drive 40 miles to see what else they may have on clearance though :-)

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SlickMaid167

3d ago

33 Posts

Joined Jan 2022

3d ago

SlickMaid167

3d ago

33 Posts

Holy crap this could've made my life easier last week when I had to run Mc cable through joists in an exterior wall. But unfortunately it is $247 at its cheapest in any stores in my area

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PurpleCabbage5235

3d ago

4 Posts

Joined Feb 2025

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PurpleCabbage5235

3d ago

4 Posts

last night it showed $270 by me, but this afteroon when I checked it went down to $83 so I grabbed 1.

Product Description:	Stay productive on the jobsite with the 20V MAX* Brushless 7/16 in. Compact Quick Change Stud and Joist Drill with FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE. Conveniently swap bits mid-job with little time lost using the 7/16 in. hex quick change chuck. To aid in user control, E-Clutch System shuts the tool down if necessary, in a bind up situation. You can spend less time recharging and more time working as you drill up to 495 7/8 in. holes per charge with the stud and joist drill. This power tool is compatible with DEWALT FLEXVOLT battery packs, which were designed to enhance your tool's performance and output. Battery and charger sold separately.
Product SKU:	316796189_316796189
UPC:	885911699419

YMMV DEWALT 20V Max Cordless Brushless 7/16 in. Quick Change Stud and Joist Drill (Tool Only) ) $83.03

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