Dewalt DCD701B 12V Max Cordless Drill Driver 3/8 Inch

Product Description

The DEWALT DCD701B is a compact cordless drill driver built for the 12V MAX lithium-ion platform. It features a brushless motor that delivers up to 1500 RPM with no-load speed, improving runtime and motor longevity compared to brushed alternatives. The 3/8 inch keyless chuck allows fast, tool-free bit changes on the job. Its mid-handle grip geometry keeps the tool balanced and maneuverable in tight spaces. This drill driver is used by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors who need a lightweight, capable driver for fastening and light drilling tasks. Battery and charger are sold separately.

The DCD701B fits residential and light commercial applications where a compact footprint matters. It is well suited for overhead work, panel rough-in, cabinet installation, and confined-space fastening. The tool body measures 9.13 inches in length, 6.56 inches in height, and 3.13 inches in width, making it one of the smaller options in the 12V MAX lineup. Trade professionals already invested in the 12V MAX platform can pair this drill with existing DCB124 batteries and the DCB118 charger, both sold separately.

Key Features

• Brushless motor extends runtime and reduces maintenance compared to brushed motors
• 12V MAX lithium-ion platform with up to 1500 RPM no-load speed
• 3/8 inch keyless chuck for fast, tool-free bit changes
• Mid-handle grip design improves balance and control in confined spaces
• Reversible chuck direction for driving and removal tasks
• Compatible with DCB124 replacement battery and DCB118 replacement charger

Compatibility

Designed for use with the DEWALT 12V MAX lithium-ion battery platform. Compatible replacement battery is the DCB124 and compatible replacement charger is the DCB118. Batteries and charger are not included with this tool.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by trade professionals familiar with cordless power tool operation and applicable worksite safety standards. Ensure the battery is removed before changing bits or performing any maintenance on the chuck. Follow OSHA and applicable local safety codes when operating power tools on commercial job sites. Do not exceed the rated chuck capacity or use accessories not rated for the tool's maximum RPM.