Pistol grip drill DeWalt DCD703L2T-QW — 12V, 3.0Ah x2, 1500 RPM, 10 mm keyless chuck, 25.5 N·m, 0.9 kg

The DeWALT DCD703L2T-QW pistol grip drill is a compact, battery-powered tool designed for general drilling tasks where low weight and maneuverability are required. At 900 g and with a depth of 107 mm, it combines a small footprint with a maximum idle speed of 1500 RPM. The drill includes a keyless chuck with up to 10 mm capacity and two-speed gearing, delivering up to 250 W input power from a Lithium‑Ion battery. It is suitable for drilling in wood up to 20 mm and in steel up to 10 mm, and its yellow-and-black housing follows DeWALT’s familiar ergonomic layout.

Advantages

The lightweight pistol grip design reduces operator fatigue during extended use and improves control in confined spaces. A keyless chuck enables quick bit changes without additional tools. Two gear settings provide versatility for low-speed torque or higher-speed drilling up to 1500 RPM. The compact dimensions and cordless battery operation make the tool portable and easy to position in overhead or tight-access applications.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Drilling holes in soft and hard wood up to 20 mm diameter
• Drilling small-diameter holes in metal and steel up to 10 mm
• General carpentry and assembly work in workshops or on site
• Installing fixtures, furniture assembly and light maintenance tasks
• Working in tight spaces, overhead or on ladders where a compact drill is required

Key specifications

• Design: pistol grip drill
• Power source: Lithium‑Ion battery, input power 250 W
• Maximum idle speed: 1500 RPM
• Gears: 2-speed gearbox
• Chuck type and capacity: keyless chuck, up to 10 mm
• Maximum drilling diameter in wood: 20 mm
• Maximum drilling diameter in steel: 10 mm
• Weight: 0.9 kg
• Overall depth: 107 mm
• Colour: yellow and black

How to use

Fit a suitable drill bit into the keyless chuck and secure it by hand until it is tightly clamped. Select the appropriate gear for the material and task: lower gear for higher torque when driving screws or drilling larger holes, higher gear for faster drilling at up to 1500 RPM. Position the drill perpendicular to the work surface, apply steady pressure, and allow the tool to do the cutting. For metal drilling, start with a pilot hole if required and use cutting fluid to reduce heat. Recharge the Lithium‑Ion battery according to the manufacturer’s charging instructions before the next use.

Recommendations

Use drill bits rated for the material and follow safety practices: wear eye protection, secure the workpiece, and keep hands clear of the rotating bit. For prolonged tasks, alternate between work and short rests to avoid overheating the tool and battery. Store the drill and batteries in a dry, cool location when not in use.