Dewalt DCK379D2 20V 3-tool Combo Kit Drill Impact Oscillating

Product Description

The DEWALT DCK379D2 is a 3-tool cordless combination kit built around the 20V MAX platform, designed for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals who need versatile fastening and cutting capability from a single battery system. The kit pairs a brushless 1/2 inch drill/driver and a brushless 1/4 inch impact driver for fastening tasks with a brushless 3-speed oscillating multi-tool for cutting, sanding, and scraping. All three tools run on DEWALT 20V MAX lithium-ion batteries. The kit ships with two DCB203 batteries, a DCB115 charger, and a tool bag, making it a ready-to-work package out of the box.

This kit suits residential and light commercial trade work. The DCD777 drill/driver handles drilling and driving in wood, metal, and drywall. The DCF787 impact driver is suited for driving fasteners in framing, rough-in, and finish applications. The DCS356 oscillating multi-tool handles flush cuts, plunge cuts, grout removal, and surface preparation across multiple trade disciplines. All three tools use the same DCB203 20V MAX battery packs included in the kit.

Key Features

• Three brushless tools on one 20V MAX platform: DCD777 drill/driver, DCF787 impact driver, DCS356 oscillating multi-tool
• Brushless motors on all three tools for extended runtime and reduced maintenance
• DCS356 offers 3-speed oscillating control for variable material applications
• Includes two DCB203 20V MAX lithium-ion batteries and a DCB115 charger
• Tool bag included for jobsite transport and storage
• 1/2 inch chuck on drill/driver and 1/4 inch hex chuck on impact driver

Compatibility

The DCK379D2 uses the DEWALT 20V MAX battery platform. Replacement batteries are DCB203. Replacement charger is DCB115. Tool model numbers included in this kit are DCD777, DCF787, and DCS356.

Installation Notes

These tools are intended for use by qualified trade professionals. Before changing accessories on the oscillating multi-tool or drill chuck, ensure the battery pack is removed from the tool. Inspect battery contacts and tool mechanisms before each use. Follow applicable NEC, IFGC, or IPC guidelines for any electrical, gas, or plumbing work performed with these tools.