Questions and Answers for DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Brushless 3-Speed 1/2 in. Hammer Drill with (2) 20V 5.0Ah Batteries and Charger

A:  Hello Christopher, Here is a link to the ones The Home Depot have available: https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Tool-Storage-Portable-Tool-Boxes/DEWALT/N-5yc1vZc22aZ4j2?storeSelection=

A:  Absolutely, providing you use proper bit for the task at hand. There are glass/tile bits available by Bosch. I have used them myself. I used on porcelain tiles, and it worked just fine. Trick is never let the bit get too hot. And also, never put too much pressure. Hope this helps.

A:  With the right bit..

A:  Yes, it will still through ceramic tile with the correct tile bit. Just don't so it in the hammer mode or it will likely crack the tile. Use the highest speed.

A:  With appropriate dill bit yes. I can’t, however, think of any situation where you would want to use the hammer setting on ceramic tile. I’ve found the sharp pointed glass/tile drill bits to work very well for drilling ceramic tile. These sharp pointed bits can be started slowly without the bit sliding away from your intended point. The variable speed trigger control of the Dewalt drill works great for this purpose.

A:  Some in Mexico, but mostly in China.

A:  Not sure how to tell specifically. DeWalt is a global manufacturer of power tools, hand tools, and accessories. They manufacture their tools in the following countries: United States, Mexico, Brazil, China, Italy, United Kingdom, and the Czech Republic

A:  It says made in USA with global materials

A:  DEWALT is a best brand name with yellow and black flag for the tools made in USA

A:  If you buy the hammer drill only, and you don't have any other 20 volt dewalt tools with a battery, you will need to buy a battery and charger If you have other 20volt dewalt tools you can use those batteries

A:  You can purchase this drill with the charger but I bought the "tool only" version because I already have DeWalt tools and charger

A:  I just drilled 5 4x4 based for a porch railing and using the correct masonry bit had no problem starting with a smaller bit then stepped it up Hope this helps Good luck

A:  Yes, as long as you use a masonry hammer drill bit and set the drill on "hammer" mode

A:  Either usa or mexico. The one I purchased was made in mexico. Check the box itself if in store. If online, you can try to email the company before purchase if it's really a big deal where it's made, otherwise the workmanship is fine no matter where it's made. I've put mine through its paces and it still functions with no issues.

A:  Dewalt is put together in the United states but some parts may be made elsewhere.

A:  Yes. Do it all the time.

A:  Yes. Expect same power with significantly extended run time.

A:  Great for drilling or using the hammer drill to drill holes into the concrete

A:  The DCD996P2 is manufactured in the U.S.A.

A:  You can purchase a carbide drill bit to drill the 5/8 hole... There are bits available with smaller shanks to fit the drill.....

A:  The masonry bit I would use is a hammer type drill bit considering this is a hammer drill, a regular masonry bit would work but hammer bit will be easier . If you use a hammer drill bit, make sure you set the drill to the hammer setting on the drill

A:  The only way to tell what the type number would be, is to look on the label of the tool itself.