DeWalt 12V Bandsaw & Rotary Hammer

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I'm Clint DeBoer from pro tool reviews here with 
another new tool tip-off you don't want to miss dewalt just released two new 12-volt max products 
and they really fit well under the sub compact   category their extreme 12-volt max one and 
three-quarter inch brushless band saw tippy-toes   the scales is that a thing at just six and a half 
pounds this one-handed bandsaw should provide   relatively easy overhead cutting we also love 
the compact size of the 12 volt batteries they   only add about seven and a half ounces to the 
weight the dcs-375 has one and three-quarter   inch cut capacity and that should get you through 
threaded rods strut emt small angle iron and more   you get a variable speed trigger so you can drop 
the speed when cutting through harder materials   right now you can pre-order and eventually 
buy this sub-compact band saw for around 179   at acme tools the second sub-compact tool we 
caught our eye was a dewalt 12-volt 9 and 16   inch brushless sds plus rotary hammer 
that's the dch072 for those of you who   like model numbers this rotary hammer 
delivers 1.1 joules of impact energy   it's about the same as the 5 8 inch milwaukee m12 
2416 at 3.7 pounds this tool rocks for repetitive   drilling overhead or anywhere you need to tackle 
smaller holes in mass you get both rotary hammer   and rotation only modes but no chipping mode 
which makes sense on a smaller tool like this   for depth control dewalt includes an integrated 
gauge and there's an oversized belt hook and   that looks like you could hang this hammer off 
an occidental leather tool belt like the 12-volt   bandsaw you can pre-order and buy just the dch072 
tool for around 179 at acme tools or you can grab   the kit for 2.99 whether you're mounting strut 
or installing conduit we like the compact power   delivered by this 12-volt sds plus rotary hammer 
about the only conundrum is that you can also grab   the similar dch-172b atomic version for just 20 
bucks more and that tool runs off dewalt 20 volt   batteries so it keeps you on a larger platform 
while only adding a little over half a pound check   back in with us every thursday and saturday as we 
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