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A compact, lightweight 7.0-amp corded drill with a keyed chuck and variable speed up to 2,800 rpm, built for reliable drilling and driving in everyday projects.
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SKU : WOR-TOO-322
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The DEWALT 7.0-Amp 3/8-Inch Corded Drill with Keyed Chuck (DWE1014) is a straightforward, dependable tool for DIYers and tradespeople who need a lightweight drill with plenty of power. Its 7-amp motor spins up to 2,800 rpm, giving you the speed for clean holes in wood, drywall, and light metal.
The compact design reduces fatigue during extended use, and the keyed chuck holds bits firmly so you can push into the material without worrying about slippage. A variable-speed trigger gives you control for precise starts, while the lock-on switch lets you keep the drill running comfortably for longer tasks.
If you're working near an outlet and want constant power without battery drain, the DWE1014 is a practical choice. It never loses charge mid-project, and the 7-amp motor delivers smooth torque across a range of applications. This is also a great backup drill for any workshop.
The soft-grip handle and balanced weight (only 3.7 pounds) help you maintain control during repetitive drilling. The variable-speed dial lets you match speed to the material, so you can drive screws or hole saws without tear-out.
The drill comes with a keyed chuck key that stores in the power cord, so you won't lose it between jobs.
7-amp motor delivers reliable power for wood, metal, and masonry bits.
Variable speed trigger (0–2,800 rpm) matches speed to the application.
Keyed chuck provides secure bit retention under load.
Compact and lightweight design reduces user fatigue.
Lock-on switch allows continuous operation for longer tasks.
Model: DWE1014
Weight: 3.7 lbs
Amperage: 7.0 A
Chuck Size: 3/8 in
Chuck Type: Keyed
Power Source: Corded
Product Type: Corded Drill
No Load Speed: 0–2,800 rpm
Lock-on Switch: Yes
Variable Speed: Yes
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DWE1014
A keyed chuck is designed to grip bits more tightly, which is ideal for high-torque drilling. It prevents bit slippage and lets you use round-shank bits that may spin in a keyless chuck. The DWE1014 balances this secure grip with quick bit exchanges using the included key.
The variable speed trigger goes from gentle starts to full 2,800 rpm. Start slow when drilling into tile or thin metal to keep the bit from wandering, then ramp up as needed. This control reduces tear-out and extends bit life.
For quick setups, pilot holes, and drilling that doesn't require battery freedom, the DWE1014 is a dependable tool that never quits mid-project. Keep it as a backup or use it as your primary drill for bench work.
Yes, the variable speed trigger and good torque make it suitable for driving screws in wood and drywall, though a dedicated impact driver may be faster for long runs of large screws.
Yes, the key stores in a holder on the power cord, so it's always within reach.
It accepts any bit with a 3/8-inch or smaller shank, including hex-shank and round-shank twist bits.
This drill is not designed for continuous mixing duty. For heavy mixing, use a dedicated mixer or a larger drill.
Solid drill. Great value.
I'm a 45-year-old handyman and this drill is great. It's lightweight and has plenty of power for home projects. The keyed chuck holds bits tightly without slipping.
I've been using power drills for over fifty years. This one is compact and easy to handle. The variable speed is smooth and the chuck grips well. It's a good tool for anyone who needs a reliable drill without all the fancy features. I gave my old one to my grandson and kept this for myself.
I'm in my early twenties and this drill is super easy to use. It's not too heavy, which I like. I've used it to put together furniture and hang shelves. Works well so far.
I use this for light duty stuff. It's not a heavy duty tool, but it handles small tasks fine. The cord is long enough. Only gripe is the keyed chuck takes a bit to tighten, but that's normal for this class.
The drill seems fine, but I expected a bit more power. I had to apply extra pressure to push through a 1/2 inch hole in oak. It works, just not as fast as I'd like.
