DEWALT DWD112 3/8" VSR Corded Drill — 7.0A, 0–2,500 RPM, All-Metal Ratcheting Keyless Chuck
Same fast, light corded drill as the DWD110K — with the chuck upgraded to all metal.
That's the whole pitch, and it's a real one. Polymer chuck bodies are where budget drills fail: they crack when a bit binds, they wear at the jaws, and they lose grip on smooth-shank bits long before the motor gives up. An all-metal ratcheting chuck holds tighter, survives being torqued on, and outlasts the rest of the tool. If your drills die at the chuck rather than the motor, this is the version to buy.
Underneath, seven amps at 0–2,500 RPM makes it a genuine general-purpose drill — pilot holes, twist bits in steel, driving, the everyday mix. Single gear reduction puts the speed straight to the chuck for volume work. For self-feed bits and big hole saws you want a 1/2" drill; this one is built for speed and repetition.
All ball-bearing construction is the other reason these last. Bushings wear, bearings don't — it's the difference between three years and fifteen. At 9-1/2" overall it's compact enough for cabinet backs and panel boxes, and the soft grip handle gives you a large gripping surface for control through repetitive work.
Corded means no batteries to charge and no runtime to ration. Plug in and go.
Good fit for maintenance crews, electricians, fabricators, and shops where a drill gets used hard every day by whoever picks it up first.
DEWALT 3/8" VSR 0-2,500 RPM Drill 7.0A, Keyless Chuck
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DEWALT DWD112 3/8" VSR Corded Drill — 7.0A, 0–2,500 RPM, All-Metal Ratcheting Keyless Chuck
Same fast, light corded drill as the DWD110K — with the chuck upgraded to all metal.
That's the whole pitch, and it's a real one. Polymer chuck bodies are where budget drills fail: they crack when a bit binds, they wear at the jaws, and they lose grip on smooth-shank bits long before the motor gives up. An all-metal ratcheting chuck holds tighter, survives being torqued on, and outlasts the rest of the tool. If your drills die at the chuck rather than the motor, this is the version to buy.
Underneath, seven amps at 0–2,500 RPM makes it a genuine general-purpose drill — pilot holes, twist bits in steel, driving, the everyday mix. Single gear reduction puts the speed straight to the chuck for volume work. For self-feed bits and big hole saws you want a 1/2" drill; this one is built for speed and repetition.
All ball-bearing construction is the other reason these last. Bushings wear, bearings don't — it's the difference between three years and fifteen. At 9-1/2" overall it's compact enough for cabinet backs and panel boxes, and the soft grip handle gives you a large gripping surface for control through repetitive work.
Corded means no batteries to charge and no runtime to ration. Plug in and go.
Good fit for maintenance crews, electricians, fabricators, and shops where a drill gets used hard every day by whoever picks it up first.
DEWALT 3/8" VSR 0-2,500 RPM Drill 7.0A, Keyless Chuck
