Our Dewalt FlexVolt tool kit giveaway blew past our expectations, topping out at over 1,000 entries!
We already ran 2 bonus giveaways, and it’s time for one more. In today’s giveaway, the prize will be a brand new Dewalt Li-ion battery or 2-pack of batteries!
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Prize Options
Your choice of:
- Dewalt 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 9.0Ah Battery (DCB609)
- Dewalt 20V Max 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB206-2)
- Dewalt 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB606-2)
- Dewalt 20V Max 5.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB205-2)
You have your choice of 2-pack of the smaller highest capacity battery packs (5.0Ah), a 2-pack of the brand new and slightly larger 6.0Ah battery packs, or a 2-pack of the FlexVolt 6.0Ah battery packs, or a single FlexVolt 9.0Ah battery pack, which like the 20V Max 6.0Ah pack will be slightly larger.
In Simpler Terms:
- 1x FlexVolt 9.0Ah pack
- 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs
- 2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs
- 2x 20V Max 6.0Ah packs
(The FlexVolt battery packs or 20V Max 6.0Ah packs might not be immediately available.)
You get to choose (1) prize from the list.
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The 20V Max tools will work in any Dewalt 20V Max tool (are there exceptions I don’t know about?), and the FlexVolt battery packs will work in almost any Dewalt 20V Max tool, any FlexVolt 60V Max tool, and any 120V Max tool (paired with another FlexVolt battery pack).
Why? I can’t wait to get my hands on these new battery packs – the 20V Max 6.0Ah pack and FlexVolt 9.0Ah pack – and figure many of you have share the feelings. This seemed like a good bonus giveaway to follow up the FlexVolt giveaway (I’m still working on winner selection).
But the winner might instead want 2 of the slightly smaller 5.0Ah battery packs. Or 2 FlexVolt battery packs instead of a single 9.0Ah. So that’s why there are those options too.
The new 6.0Ah and 9.0Ah battery packs have cells of a slightly larger form factor than those in Dewalt’s lower capacity battery packs, making the packs themselves slightly larger.
The FlexVolt 9.0Ah battery pack has a charge capacity of 9.0Ah when used in 20V Max mode, or 3.0Ah when used in 60V Max or 120V Max mode.
Which to Choose?: The 5.0Ah pack is slightly smaller, and presumably lighter. The 6.0Ah is the highest capacity 20V Max battery pack outside of the FlexVolt lineup. The FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs give you high 20V Max capacity but in a larger battery size, and more economical battery power in 60V Max and 120V Max tools if you get the 2-pack. The FlexVolt 9.0Ah battery pack is Dewalt’s most powerful and highest capacity battery pack!
Prize Fulfillment: ToolGuyd will be buying the battery or batteries and will send them to you directly from where we order from. Right now, that means Amazon, Acme Tool, or Lowes, depending on availability.
How to Enter: Comment in reply to this post, telling us about your current Dewalt 20V Max or FlexVolt cordless power tool usage.
Not a Dewalt user yet? Which tools would you buy if you won the giveaway?
You MUST also then fill out this form with your shipping address:
Winner Selection: One winner will be selected at random.
Rules: The entry period ends at 11:59pm ET, today, 1/03/2017. The winning comment will be selected, and then I will grab your shipping address info from the form, linked above.
If the shipping information is incomplete, I will select another winner.
The address and shipping information entered into the form will only be used for the purpose of this giveaway. I plan to delete all entries afterwards.
In case you want to learn more about Dewalt FlexVolt, here’s the banner link to the Dewalt microsite. The ad ended last week, but I figured an image would look nicer at the end of the post than just a text link. And here’s our Dewalt FlexVolt coverage:
Saint Clarence27
I have the hammer drill/driver combo set. It gets a ton of use. I could certainly use the extra packs, and I’m considering adding to the 20v collection anyway.
Louie Orama
I have the FlexVolt Circ and the FlexVolt Recip along with the XR brushless Oscillating Tool and XR brushless 3 speed impact. They are all phenomenal… ESPECIALLY the Oscillating Tool.
Louie Orama
Can’t WAIT for the FlexVolt Blower, SDS Rotary Hammer, and 9.0 AH battery to come out. And did you see the Alligator Saw that they have in the U.K. for FlexVolt? There’s NOTHING stopping that!
Louie Orama
I’ll tell you what; since I noticed that FlexVolt came out, I have picked up not ONLY my tools, but I have 4 60V 6.0 AH FlexVolt batteries and 2 5.0 AH 20V XR batteries. But I’d love to have more. Where I work, people let their batteries die constantly and I can’t believe it. Will never happen to me.
NCD
I currently have no Dewalt cordless tools; however I have been debating which tool brand to upgrade to. I have been leaning toward Milwaukee, but a win could change all that. I think I would prefer the 2 pack 6ah batteries….. flex volt. Thank you for this opportunity to enter.
John Fal
You’ll be very happy with Dewalt, especially with the 60 volt. lineup. They have allot more tools coming soon, from construction tools to yard tools like chainsaws – concrete saws and more. Plus the Flexvolt batteries work on all of dewalts 20 volt stuff.
Nick Majzer
Ive used nothing but dewalt since i started doin framing and sheetrock, the only thing i have yet to get as far as batteries r the 60volts the 6ah and the 9ah but would love to have thm but dnt have the money right now… plus i have like 20 of the 5ah ones haha
James Akridge
I use my 20v max impact just about every day and have for the last 3 years. Hasn’t let me down yet! ????
Alan
I have the oscillating multitool and 3/8 impact wrench in 20v. Just got them for xmas so not a ton of usage so far. I used the OMT to cut drywall and install a powerbridge wire management system for a wall mount tv. I also used it to removed cracked grout from our kitchen backsplash. I used the 3/8 wrench to run 1/2 in lag bolts for the wall mount tv. I want the new brushless driver but can’t justify it as I still have the old 18v NiCad that works.
austin
I could use the 9.0 for my cordless miter saw!! Thanks for the great giveaway!
Travis
It barely fits in the 7 1/4″ miter saw but it fits. This battery would add some serious run-time and power to the little saw that could.
Tony Wilson
I have a 20v Max reciprocating saw and a 20v Max circular saw. Both get a lot use in remodeling my home. Having a cordless recip. saw has been more useful than I had imagined. I use it outdoors a lot (rebuilding fence, trimming trees, etc)
Tad
Congrats on all the entries…..great contests. I have a few DeWalt 20 volt and getting in to Flexvolt. Thanks again
Sean
You pushed me over the edge this Black Friday to update my arsenal with all new Dewalt tools. Your blog helped me confirm every sale to myself, and let me choose the best sales to go with. I wouldn’t have had the confidence to throw $1000 at new Dewalt tools if I hadn’t felt that I was getting doubly that in value. Thank you for helping me spend my hard earned money wisely. I have ZERO buyers remorse, and that’s hardly like me after spending such a large somenof cash.
I think the Flex bolt 6AH batteries would be the best value and push me over the edge to give a hard look at the Flex Volt tool line.
Anand
I bought a full suite of Dewalt 20v tools for our new house so extra batteries ie more output would be awesome for the outdoor equipment.
Sam
Have a couple 20v max stuff. Wouldn’t mind building it up.
Colin Hickey
Was ready to leave my Dewalt tools on the scrap heap after all my old 18V batteries finally gave out. A friend lent me his 20V Dewalt drill, and I was blown away not only how powerful it was vs. my old 18, but also how light it was. I was sold, and have since converted almost entirely to the 20V Max platform. Dewalt may not be first to market, but they certainly have one of the most diverse battery platforms out there. I’m anxious to try out the new FlexVolt platform, and look forward to reading the user reviews here on ToolGuyd!
Neil Rosen
The 9AH in the cordless table saw sounds like a match made in heaven
JamesOuzts
I have a DCD791B that is probably the best drill I have ever used. The power for the size is pretty awesome. Really great ergonomics too. If I were to win I would pick the flex volt 2 pack. I use a grinder all the time. Hours a day some days. I haven’t gone cordless yet because none of the available cordless grinders seamed to have the kind of power I need. If I won a couple of those batteries it would be a perfect excuse to buy the flex volt grinder.
Daniel Crandall
I’ve not been in the DeWalt camp for a while, but this would be a great opportunity to give them another try.
Drew P
I have the 20v hammer drill, impact drill, and leaf blower, and recip saw . The more batteries the better!
Dan LaMee
I received a brushless drill (DCD791D2) for Father’s Day last year and I’m using it around the house and also in some hobby woodworking I’m doing. I’m currently using it to put a game cabinet together but in the past I’ve used cordless tools to build a shed so the extra power packs would be useful!
John
Thanks again for hosting these giveaways. I don’t have any cordless Dewalt tools but am looking to buy into an ecosystem. If I won 2 free batteries that would pretty much seal the deal for Dewalt for me. If I was lucky enough to win I would choose the 2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs because I think they would give me the most versatility.
Jon Brown
I currently have, in cordless: Hammer driver, impact drill, circular saw, jig saw, oscillating tool, job light angle grinder, and reciprocating saw. I use all of them regularly and with much rejoicing. Lately i have been getting weird requests from customers and friends to build pallet furniture and pole barns. Typically outside of my purview but yellow and black are there getting it done.
Aaron
FlexVolt 9.0A for the win! Thanks to Acme’s 17% off I’m upgrading my older 20v drill & driver with the latest, greatest 20v max brushless models. Have the Jigsaw, rotary hammer & blower… love them. All eyes on the future of FlexVolt technology.
Justin Kendall
I’m not currently a DeWalt user. If I was to win my first purchase would probably be the power station. I don’t have any outlets on one side of my garage and the power station would be useful for tools that won’t fit anywhere else. That way I wouldn’t have to move a tool to use it. I could just plug it into the power station and do what I need to do. The only other DeWalt tool near the top of my list is the Flexvolt table saw but the capacity and weird blade size is making me hold off on it for now.
Michael
I just got a 20v drill for Christmas and I could use some back up batteries for it!
Matthew Mckillop
I just yesterday purchased the 20v miter saw from Dewalt. Already put some hours on it and the battery and would love to have more to swap out while one is charging. I would probably use 2 of the 6ah batteries for sure.
David
I’m not a DeWalt user currently, but I’ve been pondering their brushless drills. I’d go with the 6 AH cells, as they handily beat my biggest Ryobi batteries and would give me a longer runtime (especially when matched with the brushless setup!).
Casey
Looks like it’s time to get on board with outdoor lawn care tools now with the flex volt.
Currently have
2x different 20v drills
2x different impact drivers
Oscillating multi tool
Drop light
Circular saw
18 to 20v adapter for my recip saw
And have on the way from amazon
1/2 impact wrench
Brushless roto hammer drill
I’d love to pickup a high end string trimmer if I had the flex volt batteries so I could get rid of the mix gas and 2 stroke hassle for the weed eater.
Paul Rafferty
I have a pretty good selection of the 20V tools that get daily use – heavy duty hammer drill, brushless impact, circular saw, vacuum, and a bunch of work lights. Next tool on my acquire list is the new FlexVolt Stud/Joist drill so 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs would be nice!
James Martin
Thanks for this opportunity. I would go with the FlexVolt 9.0A. I’ve been looking hard at the flexvolt miter and having more firepower is more of a reason to go for it.
ewijntuin
i choose either the 20V Max 5.0 or 6.0 batteries. i currently have a brushless drill/driver, impact wrench and hammer drill, with the compact batteries. for more demanding work a bigger battery is key. in the future i would like to expand my collection with a cordless jigsaw, circular saw or reciprocating saw
Bill Aukerman
I would love to have these batteries to run my DeWalt impact hammer ,I do a lot of mechanic work and they would help with run time for lug nuts,suspension parts etc.
jtkendall
Not a Dewalt user because I’ve invested in other battery platforms but I find the Flexvolt items interesting. If I won I’d use having the two 6.0 Flexvolt batteries as a reason to get into the Dewalt line of tools, the cost of kits is one of the reasons I haven’t bought into Flexvolt.
I would use winning as an excuse to buy the Flexvolt table saw and the grinder. I would have to buy a charger of course, but to buy the bare tool table saw, grinder, and charger from Acme Tools would be $637 where the kits would cost me $798. That’s a savings of $161 which puts me around $20 away from buying the circular or reciprocating saw. I could buy three tools for the price of two kits.
Brandon
I have the older 20v Dewalt drill/driver and impact driver. I would love to purchase some more cordless Dewalt tools and getting some free batteries would make the cost of stepping into the flexvolt line easier on my wallet.
Steve
I use the hammer drill/impact set all the time, but also have a couple lights and the smaller recipricating saw. I’d like the 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs to help power them.
Hank
I’d love to get either a cordless circular saw, or a cordless recip. Lots of time wasted over the years from stringing extension cords, or dragging work pieces to the shop…just to make a 5 second cut!
Tom D.
I actually bought into the Dewalt family of tools thanks to an article you posted in June about an excellent Amazon deal on a drill/driver kit. I added to that with a circular saw, and speaker. As a hobbyist and not a contractor, I could not be more pleased with my Dewalt tools. I’m looking to grab a jig saw (hopefully at a great price) next.
Jerry
I don’t run DW 20V so dont put me in the drawing. However I did want to post to compliment ToolGuyd, for things like these giveaways and the wealth of information provided.
Scott Z
I have the DCF899 impact and would love to try the flexvolt battery on it.
JC
I have 3 dewalt 20V tools. The OMT and right angle drill are both awesome tools to use and I wouldn’t use any other cordless brand for these particular items. Looking at the fixed flexvolt miter saw but don’t want to spend the extra on batteries. Lucky for me this giveaway popped up to fix this dilemma.
Matt manger
I am currently starting going all out flex volt cordless and would love a few extra batteries to keep me working instead of waiting for a pack to charge. I LOVE the flex volt line and would really like to have the 2 flex volt 6a.h. Batteries. Thank you for the opportunity.
James R.
Recently ordered a 20v Drill / Impact driver combo, and I’m looking at picking up a circular saw as well.
I’m looking forward to general home repairs, and the start of my furniture building hobby!
Daniel Martin
I have a DCD 996 , DCD 791, DCF 887 & the DCS380 recip saw. Really wanting to see how much extra power a 15cell pack loaded with 20700 batteries will do. That & getting into flexvolt soon.
Want that 9.0 flexvolt pack !!
HV
I’m already eyeing the DeWalt Cordless 20V Framing Nailer. These batteries would cinch the deal!
Thanks!
John Blair
I think I’d like the 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs. I have plenty of the Dewalt 20v batteries and with charge times being what they are, I don’t even think about battery life except for the String Trimmer and Blower. The extra Ah would be nice for that. Plus someday I dream of buying the Flexvolt Miter Saw and Power Station.
Other than keeping the family sane during a power outage, I’m not sure what I would run off the Power Station, but the larger Flexvolt would be handy for that too.
Monir Gharbiah
I recently ordered from Acme my first DeWalt tool “DCK299P2” and I am excited and I can’t wait to start using the tool, I think the FlexVolt 9.0Ah battery pack would help a lot in my type of work as a mechanic and a good addition to my collection of tools especially it’s DeWalt’s most powerful and highest capacity battery pack.
Daniel Janczur
I would love to use the new 6.0 packs in my lights. Most of my work is done in a storage unit “shop” and lighting is crucial. These long run-time FlexVolt packs would be perfect for keeping the lights on!
Joel H
I use my DeWalt 20V Max driver/drill, impact driver, and oscillating multitool for maintenance projects at home and helping my friends. I’m really interested in the FlexVolt innovations and plan to go that route with my next tool purchase. From the Giveaway, I’d choose the Dewalt 20V Max 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB206-2) due to the many options it opens up.
JMG
Awesome Stuart… Thanks again for the opportunity. Personally, I could use a pair of the Flexvolt 6ah batteries as backup for my miter saw. Love the saw, with the exception of two minor issues. One; even when hooked up to a dust collector, it still spews copious amounts of dust during use, and two; when using the clamp in the left hand mount, it blocks the saw from locking into the far right lock stop position. Other than that, it runs like a champ on battery power… I definitely will not hesitate in procuring more Flexvolt items in the future for my shop.
Rman
I will be buying the flexvolt table saw for an off the grid retirement home the 9ah flexvolt battery would make the build much easier
We need to recharge batteries in the truck and this will save time
Chris Shelton
I could really use these! I have always wanted to upgrade to 60V!
Josh N.
Seems to me that 2 FlexVolt 6.0Ah batteries would be better than a single 9.0Ah. The only tools I have that are real battery hogs are the vacuum and the portable grinder. Those batteries would help to extend their usefulness.
Mike C
I don’t have a lot of cordless tools and what I have are all Milwaukee. Received a Dewalt DCBL720P1 blower for Xmas (which I love) so sure would be nice to have an extra battery or two. Also would give me the opportunity of picking up other Dewalt bare tools and not cost as much. Think I would go for the 2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs if lucky enough to win.
Jianhui Z
Have a 20v max drill/driver set and a circular saw with two 2.0Ah batteries.
The problem is that I cannot cut through a 3/4 plywood with a fully charged battery.
I always wanted a larger battery for the saw, the 2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs would be perfect.
Thanks 🙂
Robb P
I have a Dewalt 20v drill that gets the most use, followed closely by my Dewalt 20v multi tool. I have to say that I had been looking around at potentially another platform until Dewalt started getting things in gear with the flexvolt and updating things like their grinder.
Howard M.
I am not in the Dewalt platform yet but I would purchase the brushless combo kit of a drill/driver and impact tool.
Scott K
I doc not have any cordless DeWalt tools. I’d love to win these batteries so I could buy a bare reciprocating saw and then a circular saw.
I’d go with the 2x 20V Max 6.0Ah packs
Austin werrmann
I plan on getting Dewalt tools for my bigger bench tools like miter saws and table saws. The 20v miter saw is on my list to get and since I am not going to use some of the more hand held tools I will get all the 9ah batteries for it.
Bob
Would love to add some flexvolt batteries to my 20V series. Maybe some flexvolt tools in the future.
Scott
I don’t own any FlexVolt tools, but I’m starting to use the 20V max batteries (with adapter) in my cache of older, but still working great, 18v tools from DeWalt. I have DeWalt cordless tools that are 20 years old and still work perfectly (on newer batteries). To be honest, I don’t think I’ll ever have a need to purchase one of the newer 20V max tools, but I will certainly buy and use the batteries!
Joseph W.
I am new to the HVAC field, and I would be interested in buying the compact reciprocating saw as well as the impact driver/hammer drill combo from DeWalt if I win these batteries!
Henry M.
I’m renovating a house and I am using a Dewalt 20v brushless drill/driver set. Based on my experience with the drill and driver I’m looking at picking up a 20v or maybe even a 60v Dewalt reciprocating saw since my other brand 18v reciprocating saw conked out.
Brien
I just started replacing my 18V XRP with the 20V Max line. It was a long over due switch. If I win I’ll go easy on your budget Stuart and pick the two 5.0ah batteries. Great giveaways!
Kyle
Do not have any Dewalt tools but winning these batteries would make me buy the lawn care power tools.
Elias B
Some new batteries would go a long way! Currently working with 20v trimmer and blower for garage cleanup, i have 3 OG, 20v circ saw, driver and drill from 2010. Other than some bumps and the driver losing it’s rubber black bumpers all are still humming along.
Mike Lisac
I have DeWalt 18v tools, and am going to slowly replace them due to age and aged batteries. I’ve been debating getting the 18v to 20v adapter and some 20v Lithium Ion batteries to keep the tools going. The 5.0Ah batteries would be awesome. I’d just need the adapter to keep the tools going.
Randy
I do not have any DeWalt cordless tools now, have been debating over DeWalt brushless and M18 for a few months, will pick one of them when my craftsman drill finally gives out (down to 1 battery for the last year). If I win the battery pakcs, I would purchase the DCF887B impact driver and the DCD996 compact hammer drill or DCD791 compact drill kit since my old nicad craftsman is about done. I would use the impact driver with socket adapter for minor auto repair in addition to my air tools, and to build a deck this summer and replace my bonus room stairs, in preparations for new hardwood floors. I would also get a 2 pack of the 2 AH batteries for the compact drill or the kit.
I would choose the new 2x 20V Max 6.0 Ah packs for the impact driver
Jason Cribbs
I do not own any of the Dewalt 20v tools but yesterday I used a friend of mines 7 1/4″ Flexvolt saw and it felt like it was corded with regard to power. I would definitely get one of those if I won a battery pack. Good luck to everyone.
Joe
Yup yup !!!!!! I’m all in on Dewalt cordless tools…I have almost every one made…I have Flexvolt kits….batteries are the expensive part ……9.0 Flexvolt PLEASE ,,,!!!
CHRISTOPHER TORRES
Currently have all the 20v OPE tools. I would definitely look forward to increased leaf blower run time from a 9Ah pack.
Pat M
I don’t have any Dewalt cordless tools, I have Milwaukee. But my father in law has Dewalt and since he uses his tools to make stuff for my kids, I would go with the 2 5.0Ah set for his cordless drill, impact driver and circular saw.
NathanB
I have a drill and impact driver that I would like to pick up a couple larger capacity batteries for. Also would like to pick up an impact wrench one day, and dad has the circular saw that he seems to be real impressed with. Don’t anticipate getting any of the flex volt tools anytime soon (unless I won that give away and don’t know it yet!) So I’d probably go with the 20v batteries if I won this.
Jeff H.
I can always use another battery for the 20v tools I use for work.
Brandon
I received a new Dewalt 20v Max Drill/Driver and Impact set for Christmas and have used it everyday. A set of the 20v Max 6.0 batteries would really be an awesome addition to my growing Dewalt tool collection.
Thom
I would love to get a circular saw instead of using a hand saw if I won.
MattC
Currently finishing my basement I put all of my 20v tools to work. The extra juice would be great considering that my current 3.0 batteries get bogged down pretty easily with the hammer drill and circular saw. Thanks!
n144sh
Always need more batteries for my yellow tools!
Cr8ondt
Wow Stuart! My current stable of yellow tools would LOVE some more juice! My daily driver (pun) is a DCF887, I also have a 886 I keep at home on my workbench, my drills are the DCD791 and 985, also have a 780 at home, my battery hog DCS381 which just destroys my 4ah! I’d love to feed my tools with the 6/2 FlexVolts and someday get some FlexVolt tools!
David Ewell
I have invested alot into the Dewalt 20V lineup. I’ve been thinking of getting some of the flexvolt batteries to use in some of the saws to gain longer run time.
Darryn Laitinen
just got the 20v circular saw for xmas. Extra batteries would be nice
Chris Basanty
I recently took up wood-working as a hobby, my first build was 2 months ago, I build a floating shelf with a hidden compartment inside that opens with magnetic locks. I was instantly addicted. Becuase I had no power tools (besides a cheap Ryobi Drill I used my friends Dewalt miter saw and table saw…I WAS HOOKED. Within the past month, I have purchased quite a few DeWalt 20v power tools. I have the 20v brushless drill/driver combo, the 20v jigsaw and the 20v compact reciprocating saw (I found the deal from your site, where you buy 2 batteries and get 2 power tools free, THANK YOU!). I also purchased have the 12′ Sliding miter saw and compact table saw (plug in).
I plan to purchase some FLEX VOLT tools VERY soon and this would be the push I need to pull the trigger!
Love your site and thanks for all you do!
Marty
I’d love to grab the new 9.0 battery for use in my circular saw and sds plus hammer. Those two seem to really eat through batteries and it would be great to use them for a whole day without swapping batteries or trying to run a charger when I don’t have great access to power.
Neal Milette
I currently have a good selection of 20v max tools which I use almost daily so a couple extra batteries would definitely be beneficial.
Fishel Jake
At this time i do not have any dewalt tools.
I am considering the dewalt cordless framing nailer witch would come with a battery but the 20volt max 6.0 would definitely enhance it.
Also I would love to eventually get the miter saw so still debating about the flex volt.
But at this time would probably go with the 20volt max 6.0.
James
The DCB609 would be great. I haven’t bought into Flexvolt yet, but I did recently purchase a hammerdrill / impact driver combo with a free tool giveaway (choosing the DCS391B circular saw). My limited experience in years past with cordless circular saws was not great… I expect much better of the Dewalt set, but a 9AH battery would be a great complement to any of the tools for longer run times! And if and when I get a new miter saw, the Flexvolt is definitely an option.
Blythe M
Don’t have any dewalt cordless, although quite a few corded. If I could win the 2x flexvolt pack, it would probably push me over the edge to go flexvolt miter saw
Andrew McNett
Just ordered the new FlexVolt miter saw, so an extra 9.0 ah battery would come in handy.
John F.
Woohoo! Just bought a Dewalt compact Hammerdrill/Impact Driver combo kit. Could use some extra batteries!
Shawn Walker
I currently utilize around 10 of the 20v brand tools, and looking to get into the flexvolt tools, the 2 set of the flex volt batteries would be a great start to the extended set. As always, thanks for the generosity in these giveaways.
Joseph Kielar
I have 2015’s premium XR drill and driver, the oscillating multi-tool, the weed wacker, and on Black Friday I picked up the trim nailer.
Strohm
Dont have a cordless drill so would opt for one of them. Thanks again!
Geoff
I’ve got the blower and the vacuum. I’d choose the 60v 6amp as a excuse to move into to the Flexvolt to replace my circular saw. Thanks for the giveaway and Happy New Year.
A W
I’d go with two flex volt 6ah batteries, and then I’d be patient and wait for that new track saw and trimmer due early this year.
On your advice, I just bought into the M18 lineup for drill/impact driver and am loving the hackzall for remodeling use.
Still, I think the performance capabilities of flexvolt are very intriguing for the higher demand applications.
DannyKumite
Table saw, definitely. Yeah that miter saw giveaway post blew up after I saw it on Slickdeals.
Chris
I currently have two of the premium brushless drill / hammer drill, one of the compact brushless drill / hammer drill, the first brushless impact driver (with the funny looking head), one of the newer brushless impact drivers, and the reciprocating saw. I cycle through all of them on a somewhat regular occasion. More batteries are always a good thing. I do not have any of the flexvolt tools yet, I had thought about picking up the circular saw to start with. So batteries are a toss up of the 1×9.0 Ah pack, or the 2×6.0 Ah pack. I think at the end of the day the 2×6 Ah pack would win.
Patrick T
Great giveaway. You can never have enough batteries right?
I currently have a DeWalt cordless drill and impact driver set that I use to repair and reattach various things that have been falling apart in my house. Plus, since I’m a relatively recent homeowner, there many more tools in my future that I never dreamed of when renting.
Lewis steele
I would want the 2 flexvolt batteries so I can have the ability to switch to flexvolt when the sds max comes out this year because I’m planning on purchasing it. I work in the energy management field but we do electrical and hvac as well and my current 20v max lineup is perfect for my job and the brushless tools are in my opinion every bit as good as the competition.
Tim
I’ll take the 2x 6.0ah flexvolt batteries to match my table saw I’m hoping to win.
Love the idea behind these giveaways.
mosh
It love using my DeWalt tools:
drills impacts saws light………….
and hopping to expand.
wouldnt mind on winning Dewalt 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB606-2)
Diamond Dave
I would live to have the 2pk 6.0ah to accompany my New 20v Dewalt Drill and Impact! Thanks Toolguyd for the excellent recommendations for both the Dewalt Impact and Drill!
Nathan
I’m still trying to fill out the form. HOwever I am currently a Dewalt user – 20V max. I have drill and Impactor – OMT and 2 lights. The DCL 61 lights and they are great. Most of my use today is homeowner DIY’er. I have a new house that now needs a new fence and a few other bits.
Tools I’m most interested in. I want a Flexvolt sliding mitre saw – but I also think I want the flex volt Recip saw. I like the backwards compatibility so I’m equally interesting in the flex volt charger and batteries.
To that end – if chosen and I had to pick I would want the 2-6Ah flexvolt batteries. Thank you again for the giveaways
David Funk
The 9 AH would be nice in my table saw and in the miter saw! Thanks for the opportunity.
Adam Frye
Not a Dewalt power tool user yet, but have plenty of their accessories. I’d like to start by getting the battery generator. So I’d probably get the pair of 6ah and go buy another 6 or 9. The first actual too then, would be the table saw.
Joseph Adams
I have many 20v Dewalt tools, and flexvolt circ-saw and recip-saw. Would love to add a 9AH battery pack to them!
Walt
Got several Dewalt with the deals you linked to, SDS hammer, compact recip saw, and a 4-tool kit. The SDS hammer asked if it could please have a Flexvolt battery?
Dave
I would really like to get into the Dewalt lineup and this seems to be a good stepping stone
Jerry F
Would love to add batteries to my Dewalt holdings.
Brian
I have the original 20V 4 tool kit (recip saw, circ. saw, hammer drill and light) and also the compact drill/impact driver sets. I got the 20V hedge trimmer this past summer and absolutely love that little monster. I wanted the hedge trimmer because I already had the battery platform and I got an extra 3 amp and 5 amp batteries. I am a DIYer and have loved Dewalts power since I got the original 14.4V drill/driver years ago, which I got rid of. I love the innovation that Dewalt has brought to the table.
PhillyFloorGuy
My 20vmax Dewalt impact driver gets the most use out of all my power tools ???? It’s been 3 years hasn’t let me down yet. I also love my job site led spotlight I use it all the time. I try to expand my collection bi-monthly with a new 20vmax. I could definitely put some new batteries to good use
Ningwut
Stuart you’re making my mouth water with all the dewalt giveaways!
I’m up for the 9AH battery. I currently am a 20V max user, with first flexvolt purchase during a dewalt event at home depot where they through in a DCD996 bare tool plus an extra 6ah flexvolt battery for buying the circ saw that day. Oh man the power. I’ll never buy a corded tool again as long as Dewalt keeps killing it with the cordless stuff.
Currently building a new garden room/shed for a family to take their newborn to hush her during cry sessions away from the rest of the house.
Thanks again!
Timothy Butterfield
I would get the 9.0 AH flexvolt battery, then go buy a flexvolt compound miter saw! Thanks for the giveaway. Happy new year!
Josh Anderson
I am the owner of a start-up handyman company in the St. Louis region and have chosen the DeWalt 20V platform for my cordless tool needs. I already have about half a dozen tools and working towards adding to my collection. The high capacity batteries would be a welcome addition to my Set allowing me to go much longer between charging as well as have dedicated batteries for more tools. I would probably choose the 6.0ah FlexVolts so as to be able to purchase a bare tool without needing to shell out for the kits.
Johan H
I currently own The following 20v DeWALT tools. 2 hammer drill/drivers, 2 impact drivers, flashlight, circular saw, reciprocating saw, grinder, and oscillating multi tool. Some of my batteries are three years old and still work but are on the way out. One can never have too many batteries!
Dave
I use all DeWalt cordless power tools for my small woodworking shop. A flexvolt battery would be awesome in hopes of DeWalt releasing a cordless flexvolt track saw in the US!
But it's me!
I would go for the Flex Volt miter saw if I won the 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs!
Jasper karr
Best bang for the buck for me would be the 2 x 6.0 flexpack… go team yellow…
Josh H.
I currently do not own any Dewalt cordless tools ( I do have a corded drill though). If I was winner I would then purchase the brushless Dewalt impact driver. The extra batteries would be great for driving in screws.
Dalton
Currently I use my 20v 1/2″ impact wrench the most because it is very handy to have. I also use my 20v reciprocating saw quite a bit as well. I’ve been looking into getting a 3/8′ impact wrench, compact drill, and the Flexvolt grinder to replace my stolen drill, impact and grinder. good excuse to upgrade I guess. I’d probably choose the 2 x 6.0 AH batteries because I seem to always need another pack
Travis
I’ve got the recip saw, drill, driver and 1/2″ impact gun. They are all great tools and I get a lot of use out of them. Having a larger battery would be great for the impact gun .
Ron
I’m retired and volunteer at a well known land conservancy. I’m usually remote from a power source, and after using their Dewalt 20v max drill and driver for maintenance chores, I bought a set of my own to supplement theirs. Larger capacity 20v max batteries would be extremely helpful to add to my kit.
Royesses
I have 3 Craftsman 19.2 volt drills and one Dewalt 20 Volt Max. The Dewalt is the one my son, daughter in law and I chose 100% of the time. The Craftsman drills have the XCP 4.0 batteries but they are not as powerful as the Dewalt with 1.2 batteries.
Greg B
I’ve been planning on getting a couple more batteries for my 20V tools, and the new 6Ah sounds awesome! I’m planning on tearing out old plaster and lathe and doing some framing work in a bedroom, so it would be nice to keep my reciprocating saw running all day!
Steve H
I don’t have any of the new dewalt saw. Have alot of the old 18v. Swapped to another battery platform about a year ago. I would take the 2 6amp flex volt packs. I am looking at the portable power station and the cordless table saw.
Farid
I picked up an Dealt XR torque wrench and 5AH 20VMax battery over the holiday to work on the both cars. It made my job a lot easier to do and best of all, and best of all, I did not have to listen to the compressor.
Brent Holloway
Today I only use the Dewalt 20v blower, but I am impressed by it to say the least. As I compare the new Dewalt line vs Milwaukee (my primary cordless tools), I am torn for future acquisitions.
BoBoMisiu
I use another brand. If I would win the batteries, I would buy the string trimmer.
Mike Tz
I have both the 20v metal and standard circular saws. Those things will go through batteries like you wouldn’t believe. I would like to pick up a jigsaw soon. Anyway the 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs would be the ticket. I’d be able to start buying some flextools maybe for fathers day.
Jonathan
New 20V DeWalt tools from Amzn recent 5Ah battery special – thanks again for the heads up and links last November I bought 4 batteries and got four new bare tools. I’m using them all in my landscaping business.
DCS496B 20V Max 18 Gauge Offset Shear – I use for hardware fabric .25~.5″ works like a dream no more scratched up arms or hands and trims of the nubs flush with the vertical wires like its from the factory, (aircraft shears are an ok tool but a pain to use not many options), also it cuts curves and more, as well as corrugated metal roofing. What a dream and fast to boot. Doubt I would have bought it without the special, but glad I did I can use on a lot off projects.
I’m using that and also new DCH133B 20V Max XR Brushless 1” D-Handle Rotary Hammer Drill , and DCG412B 4-1/2” grinder.
The rotary hammer for arbor drills bits in RR ties and then for driving 3′ rebar into the soil to secure them using a SDS adpater bit for 1/2 impact sockets,
I cut 20′ section of rebar down to fit on my ladder rack at the box store and then to size onsite with the new 20V grinder.
Mark
I want bigger batteries for my grinder.
Randy
I have been using Craftsman for years. I am currently in the market for a new drill/driver combo kit and I have been reading everything I can get my hands on about the different families of battery powered tools. If I won, I think that would definitely push me into the Dewalt family of tools, which from what I have read, is the one of the more innovative product lines. I would love to win the 2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs.
Brandon
Currently upgrading my Dewalt 18v tools to 20v and have been looking at battery packs, this would be perfect.
William Williford
I have a fairly extensive collection of the 20v max line of Dewalt tools. The list includes the brushless impact driver, brushless 1/2″ hammer drill, recip saw, circular saw, oscillating multi tool and three lights. These tools see a fair amount use in maintaining two properties and a retired DIY lifestyle. I plan to get into the FlexVolt tools when funds permit so those batteries interest me.
Jv
I already own the 6ah flex. And performance is plain ridiculous. Can only imagine the 9v. So if i win imdefinitely will like to get my hands of the 9v flex pack.
Tnks stew¡
Darren K
I would like to have a spare 1x FlexVolt 9.0Ah pack for my circular saw. I have both drills and saws-all and their 20 volt batteries are awesome I’ve bought a few extra of the 20 volt packs. I truly never run out of battery. I’d like to have a second for the circular cause, although it has never let me down on a job. I don’t want it to. A second one would insure that…
B.Fong
As the only thing I own that uses a dewalt battery is a heated hoodie. I might as well be a “new” dewalt user. If the batteries are compatiable I would invest in a lawn care kit since I already have a capable drill, impact driver + saws. Start with things that I dont have and then slowly replace the things I do with new ones when they break down.
Mikey G
I don’t own any DeWalt cordless power tool yet but if I win, i would probably get circular saw, recip saw, or grinder, then I would like to get 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs 😀 But I probably want to give it to my dad to start using any cordless power tools. He has Bosch cordless power drill (I think I gave him for xmas in 2005), that’s it.
J. Martinez
I’m working on trying to expand my dewalt tool repertoire and next on the wishlist is the flexvolt circular saw, unfortunately with the way work is right now I think I’m going to have to settle for the 20v saw.. a set of flexvolt 6.0s would be very helpful to power the saw I end up being able to afford..
Charles
I have been mightily impressed with the Dewalt 20v power tools that have purchased in the last year and which I am still building upon. I have 6 tools now.
I would like to try out a flexvolt 6Ah or 5Ah battery, and this would also allow me to start considering purchasing the larger 60v tools too.
Having the battery 60v as an option for new bare tool purchases will allow this greatly.
David C.
I have a 20 volt drill and impact. The normal battery packs seem to last for those. I would use these battery packs for my Dewalt 20 volt brushless trimmer. That thing sucks down batteries quickly. I would love to have a set of 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs for use in the 20v trimmer.
Nathaniel
I currently have no Dewalt tools but am seriously considering their Double Bevel Compound Miter Saw!
Sergio
I have a few 18 volt tools but I’m converting to the 20volt tool line, also the new 60 volt miter saw would be great , cord or cordless
William Butler
I have roughly 8 20v batteries. Id like to try the flex volt to see how they perform.
Mike D.
I have a Dewalt cordless miter saw that I originally got to help me do some basic woodworking around the house. Now I’m actually starting to use it to help me chop down some firewood we got for winter. The 5.0v battery does struggle (and I’m certain the saw was never intended to cut firewood down) and would like to see if having the 9.0v would make a difference.
Adam g
I am fully invested in dewalt with 9 20v power tools, 20v outdoor tools and a heated jacket. That said I’d love the 2 flexvolt 6ah batteries so i can start building that platform. I prefer right blade circular saws so I’d start there.
John U
I currently have 4 Dewalt 18V tools. They havew provided many years of great consistant use. Now the chuck on the drill is giving me some challenges and I want to buy a new drill/driver so these batteries give me the drive to purchase new Dewalt products. It’s great that this contest popped up at this time.
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Russ Webster
I just got into the Dewalt 20 volt platform with the Brushless drill/driver and impact combo set that I use in woodworking. I am thinking about getting the 20 volt blower and trimmer. A set of 6 AH Flex-volt batteries would really kick up the run time.
David A.
I have just recently ventured into the DeWalt 20V Max tools, with just 3 of them in my mostly wired collection. Seemed like I got in at the end of that cycle and missed trying for the new Flexvolt system instead. But the cost of the 20V Max series now is at least half of the Flexvolt for a tool and 2 batteries so I got those cordless tools at a much lower cost. I would pick the pair of 6.0 Ah Flexvolt batteries as the would provide longer use for the 20V tools. I am sure there will eventually be Flexvolt tools in my collection.
Matt
If I were to win the giveaway for the mitre saw, I would use these batteries for the saw or as back ups if the saw came them already. I would also purchase the new circular saw, jigsaw and brushless drill/driver combo set. These batteries would be used to power those as well. Those are hands down my DeWalt dream set of starter tools for the flexvolt system. I’m the kind of guy who couldn’t have just 1 battery tool. I’d want the others as well and those would be at the top of my list. The corded tools I have would likely be relegated to shelf duty only..
I’ve been historically a Craftsman/Bosch guy for my corded purchases but there’s no doubt that DeWalt is leading the cordless revolution here. When Sears shopping this year they had the DeWalt drill/driver starter kits next to the Craftsman ones. It sure was nice to see the USA Made image on the DeWalt boxes. Global components or not… It put a smile on my face.
Ramiro Lopez
I’d like to get the XR 6.0 battery pack if I am picked. All 3 of my dewalt battles went out within a week 2 week period and wasn’t able to get any during holiday deals since I’m also going thru a divorce. So winning something like this would be great considering everything that’s happened lately
Mark J.
I have 6 DeWalt tools in the 20V line, but the biggest battery I have currently are the 4.0AH. When running the compact reciprocating saw and circular saw they don’t have quite the run-time i would like. So this would be great to get the 6AH 20V batteries. Love the giveaways and keep up the good work.
Bigmikez
Awesome Stuart u are on fire with these giveaways bro???
Eric H
I have the 20v MAX 5.0Ah batteries to use with the DeWalt outdoor tools. These batteries work well, allowing for great runtimes. I would like to get some of the 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs so that I can future proof my battery selection and be able to get some bare FlexVolt tools, like the circular saw.
Lenny
I would use the batteries in an ebike for the wife. I already use ryobi for a 54v ebike.
goddardpool
I’m a Framer/Carpenter and my current cordless setup includes two DCF885s, DCF887, DCD996, the oscillating multitool, a 20v 6.5″ circular saw. Dewalt’s brushless offerings are beasts on the jobsite. Winning a pair of their 6.0 Flexvolt batteries would be the motivation I need to pick up their Flexvolt 7.25“ saw which would be a godsend when doing punch out or remodels where sometimes it is more of a hassle to run cords everywhere. I have to admit that their 20v saws are great though, but the Flexvolt would definitely handle anything thrown it’s way.
Fm2176
I just used most of my DeWalt 20v Max tools while replacing my in-laws’ kitchen floor. The only non-20v Max power tools I used, in fact, were a B&D Dragster belt sander and a corded DeWalt circular saw. I snapped the handle locking lever off of the sander before even using it, but it worked. My brother and I tore out the cabinets and the old flooring and replaced it with two pieces of 3/4″ plywood and a piece of luan. The end result was about 1/8″ higher than the rest of the floor, which would have been covered by a closeout strip, but my father-in-law was worried about tripping over that, so out came the belt sander to sand the edges even.
Anyway, the DCF886 impact driver and 12v Max screwdriver both drove 2′ wood screws in fine, and the screwgun with collated screw attachment worked perfectly! The final day saw me using the 20v Max jigsaw in lieu of a circular saw, as my brother stayed home that day. The cordless wet/dry vacuum worked exceptionally well too, sucking up a lot of (but nowhere near all) of the sawdust generated by the sander.
On the off-chance I win the drawing, I’d love to have the Flexvolt 6Ah batteries. Flexvolt tools are on my to-buy list, and those would work perfectly for when I get the miter saw, while functioning in my 20v Max tools in the meantime.
MikeC
I have the oscilating tool and a cordless Dewalt saw. I most use them for home projects, nothing professional. Trying to build a collection and decided to go with Dewalt based on user reviews and some information I’ve found here. Thank you for the chance to win!
aj
We use DeWalt 20V exclusively at work.
Brushed Drill & Driver
Recip Saw.
Drill & battery has taken a 20’+ fall onto concrete and only scratched. Very tough tools with great performance
Megan R
I currently do not have any Dewalt cordless tools. If i were to win, I would be interested in the DCK283D2 Brushless drill / impact driver.
Derrick Hunt
I currently use a DCF895 impact and DCD790 drill on my job as an industrial mechanic. Currently using 2ah batteries on both to keep the run time down but could use some larger sizes for continuous use.
Sean B
I have always been a Milwaukee guy and have so much invested in red I am very hesitant to buy int another battery platform. With that being said I have been debating on the Dewalt flex volt circular saw. The circular saw is the last hand power tool I still need a power cord for. The new Fuel saws would certainly suit my purpose. But I’m really liking the flex volt options. Winning a battery would make buying the tool much easier to swallow.
Olsen Peter
Not a current owner but this would tip me over to finally upgrade. I’d start With a drill/driver combo then get the reciprocating saw and a radio. Crazy how much I use my old craftsman 19.2v radio
Josh Petrowski
Another great giveaway! I currently have the 20V hammer drill, circ saw, sawzall, and radio. Would love to have some extra batteries, thanks for the opportunity.
Tom
20v 6.0 have a drill need extra battery’s And thank you for offering these gifts i am sure everyone appreciate it again THANK YOU.
William Fletcher
14.4v. That’s what I’ve currently got. I have a middle schooler who is younger than these batteries and while they’re clearly down on amp hours, they STILL WORK. They’re Dewalt. I’d love an excuse to finally upgrade and the 2x 20V Max 6.0Ah packs would be that incentive.
Randy
I use my DEWALT DCF899P1 20V MAX XR Brushless High Torque 1/2″ Impact Wrench on a weekly basis to help motorist with quick tire changes when stranded with a flat. It has plenty of long lasting power with the Dewalt 5ah battery to drive the Humvee jack I use and tackle the wheel lug bolts. Hardly takes up much room in my patrol vehicles trunk.
Jose
I own a Dewalt 20v dcf886 impact driver, dcd995 hammer drill, dcd780, dcg412 20v cordless grinder, the dcs387 reciprocating saw, and the dcl040 20v flashlight. I have some of their 2.0ah, 4.0ah, and one of the 5.0ah and also one if the older 1.5ah batteries . I use at least one of their 20v tools I own for almost every project and task I do since they are the main brand and line up of cordless tools I own. Been waiting for their 9.0ah flexvolt battery to come out to have more run time on my 20v grinder and also have been wanting to purchase some of their 60v flexvolt line up tools such as their table saw and miter saw but havnt made it a priority over other tools I want yet due to 6.0ah (2.0ah on 60v tools) batteries being the only ones available right now. So winning one of there 9.0 battery would make purchasing the 60v tools a high priority over other tools i want .
Will L
I use my DeWalt 20V drills to install cabinets all day everyday.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Austin Cousineau
My choice for the battery would be the 1x FlexVolt 9.0Ah pack.
I just graduated university and have begun building up my tool arsenal now that I have space and money to have my own workshop. I’ve used tools from most major brands, but after reading all the reviews and comments on your blog I decided to buy into the Dewalt 20V line with a drill and reciprocating saw. I would love to get the flexvolt battery to expand my arsenal and try out the flexvolt line – I love that they are backward compatible – very impressive dedication to the tool line up!
Derek
Please please pick me! I just received a Dewalt 18v Li-Ion drill for Christmas from my father-in-law who spent hours researching it and decided it was better than the 20v ones. I would love to get 2 of the 5.0 batteries so I can exchange the drill for a impact/drill kit.
Michael
If I win. I’m definitely investing into the new hammer drill impact combo. a few of the guys on the Job have them. And there absolutely amazing. Thanks
BonPacific
Would love another big battery for my DeWalt 20V String Trimmer.
James Simmons
As an electrician I’m apparently supposed to be using Milwauke but I can’t find a reason to separate from DeWalt, especially with the new Flex Volt system. Love my 60v grinder, but it drains it’s battery so dang fast, a couple more sure couldn’t hurt.
Chris
Another generous giveaway! thanks Toolguyd! I got a Dewalt combo kit for Christmas and it includes 2 2 Ah batteries. They’re kind of useless for the circular saw though. I would love to own a higher capacity battery!
Rock Hound
I actually do not own any of the Dewalt Cordless tools, but having one of the big boys (9AH) would have me looking at a few.
Moises A.
I could use any battery really. It can get me a start to buy into the Dewalt tools. Which i doubt it that I would win lol
Mike B
I bought a combo kit a year ago and then have been buying bare tools like crazy, I could really use some more batteries and bigger batteries!
Adamdc
I use a 20v brushless impact and drill for all my projects. I recently upgraded from the 18v line and love them.
Bremon
All of my woodworking tools are Dewalt. Multiple drills, impact, nailers, multitool; you name it. I’ve been anticipating the XR 6.0 and FlexVolt 3.0/9.0 so much that I sold my FlexVolt 2.0/6.0 batteries and XR 4.0 batteries and have been hobbling along on a pile of compact 2.0 packs until I can get my hands on the new 20700 size packs. Can’t wait!
Doug
I’d buy the circular saw, best performance available, better than m18 fuel, and I love Milwaukee.
William Angle
I own the drill, impact driver,circular saw, jig saw, radio. I could use some more batteries. I love all my Dewalt tools. I even have the 40v chainsaw.
Brian
I just got the file volt table saw today haven’t put it to use yet but I can’t wait. I would love some extra batts for the new ripper I just got.
Brian
Flexvolt ***
Brad B
I have a 2 yr old Dewalt 20v max compact drill driver. I love it, light weight and gets the job done.
If i win i would like the Dewalt 20V Max 5.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB205-2)
Thank you.
maurice torian
I recently bought the portable, cordless, wet/dry shop vac DCV580. I also bought the DCD 996 this past summer. (in the dog house I went)I love them both and use them often. I use the DCD 996 for home repairs andI add a buffing wheel for marble floor polishing. Once a week I also add a nylon brush for the bathroom tile and grout cleaning ( my justification to the wife for the purchase. I told her that I needed a good drill to keep the bathroom floors and tiles clean with a good battery, since my old cordless Black and Decker wouldn’t last but 10 minutes with two fully charged batteries- hence the DCD 996 *wink*) The extra battery would help. 🙂
I would choose: 2x FlexVolt 6.0Ah packs or
2x 20V Max 5.0Ah packs
Hell, I would accept anything.
I LOVE DEWALT
Thank you all for great products
Maurice Torian
mnoswad
As still an avid dewalt 18v user, i’m looking to switch to the 20v platform. Id consider a free battery as that nudge to get my transition moving along.
Thanks.
Peter
I use 20v max tools for everything at work. Grinders, drills, vacuum detail……..everywhere I can. I’d go with 20v 6.0AH.
Eric
The DCB606-2 would be my choice if I was lucky enough to win.
GREG B
I love the 20v line…… have a dozen tools and always need batteries to power them. Thank you, Stuart, for these recent giveaways!
Travis
I have 20 volt hammer drill that could use it and a future grander and impact and saw. I could use it. Thanks toolguyd for the giveways
BenC
Sweet giveaway, Thanks Stuart!
My pick: Dewalt 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack (DCB606-2)
I would use the batteries in their new FlexVolt TrackSaw.
Joel
Wow, Stuart. Thanks for another giveaway. I would like to have the two 6.0 Flexvolt batteries. I currently have the Dewalt 887 impact driver. At work I also use the Dewalt 391 circular saw, I think a 996 hammer drill, and hopefully I will soon get to use a Flexvolt miter saw.
Shabe
I’ve used a drill and driver at work and love the lightweight feel, but haven’t yet pulled the trigger on an upgrade personally. This might push me over!
George
I already have the Dewalt drill and impact driver. The latter is the most “how did I live without this?” tool I’ve ever owned. I’m thinking of getting some of the other woodworking tools along with maybe some of the yard tools.
joe montague
Awesome I use dewalt 20v max and 60v max every day they are my go to tools thanks!!!!
John glassey
I just. Got the flexvolt grinder and love it and the 9.0 would be sweet addition.
MarkC
I use my 20v blower in my yard and would like a couple Dewalt 20V Max batteries as a backup.
Jared McCarthy
I would love to try out the new 6.0 20v packs in all my dewalt tools that I use daily building post frame buildings!
Daniel
If I win some batteries I’d be interested in purchasing the cordless table saw ??
Src921
I use the 20v brushless hammer drill and impact driver daily along with multi tool and grinder and would love having the higher capacity batteries for longer run times when using the grinder
Eric B
I am not in a trade but I am an enthusiastic DIYer with a large property and I am currently committed to the 20v Max and now also Flexvolt tools. I have many of the 20v tools and recently added a Flexvolt grinder. I am thrilled with the Flexvolt concept and backwards compatibility with my large existing set of tools.
I currently have liquid fuel trimmers and chainsaws and I cannot wait to upgrade these to the Flexvolt tools in the pipeline as I feel it now makes sense staying on a single battery platform. As such, if I win this giveaway, I would like one of the 9ah Flexvolt batteries. Thank you for all of these giveaways Stuart!
Chris Chandler
I only have a few Dewalt cordless tools, but I’d like to invest in some more, budget permitting. I currently have the oscillating tool and the cordless/corded shop vac. Unfortunately, these tools burn the charge on my existing batteries waaayyy to quickly. I’d like to get some extra batteries with some extra “umph” to get them to last longer.
If I was able to get these batteries, I’d also invest in the bare tools to get the brushless DCF887 impact driver and DCD791 drill.
Such a good giveaway
Michael Cooper
Just got a drill and driver combo kit. The 9.0 AH battery would be really nice for some jobs. Thanks for all the giveaways!!!
Steve
What started out as just buying the blower with free 3ah battery, has turned into upgrading nearly my entire hand tool collection. I have a drill, driver, blower and the big impact wrench in 20v max. All of which are mainly used for automotive repair.
I think the 2 pack of flexvolt 6ah would make the most sense for me right now. I could use them on existing tools and when the time comes, pick up some flexvolt bare tools.
John
I’ve gotten most of the Flexvolt hand-held power tools, with exception to the stud/joist drill. Gotten the most use out of the reciprocating saw (which is surprising because that was the tool I was most skeptical about purchasing. I would love to be able to use the 9.0aH (DCB609) battery to be able to really put the recip-saw into overdrive while doing demo work.
All the best to you guys, and thanks for holding these contests for the readers!
Bill Clay
I have a DCD791D2 that I bought on Toolguyd’s recommendation for general tasks around the home. I would choose the DCB206-2 to help me expand runtime and maybe use in some new DeWalt tools.
Zach Miller
I’ve been using my 20v dewalt circular saw with one of the flex volt 6.0. And it is a huge improvement over the 3.0 I had been using. If I make stright cuts it last a long time. At least after lunch. If I’m cutting the whole time pretty much. But if I start doing 45s or like notching post for handrails it drains the battery a lot faster. Like 2 or 3 post and it’s done. I think the new 9.0 Would be better with these types of cuts? But I won’t know untill I get my hands on them. And the 20v 6.0 x has caught my attention too. I’m glad dewalt keeps their batterys compatable with their tools. Instead of making some new battery every year that doesnt work or fit in the tool. Thanks for these Awsome giveaways you do. Giving back to the community is very cool.
Chris
If I were fortunate to win this giveaway I’d have to pick the 9.0ah flexvolt battery and would buy the grinder or circular saw. Both tools would be extremely helpful on the farm.
firef4ly
I have the basic 20v toolset including the circular saw, and also a jigsaw. I would have to say the best tool out of all of them would be the Oscillating Multitool. I got it to help with cutting siding while I was building a deck 2 years ago, and it is now the #1 tool in my tool box.
I have tried the 20v trimmer, and while it worked great for trimming my 3 rental houses the poor motor placement caused it to jam with grass clippings and break within the 90 day warranty period. I hope dewalt redesigns the trimmer because it was so much easier to use than a gas trimmer.
Brian Veeck
I have a few 20v tools and the flexvolt circular and recip. The 9ah battery would be awesome!
Adam Sperry
I have the new flexvolt miter saw coming in the mail from Acme Tools, and would love the extra packs……That being said, I really want to test out the new 9ah battery in some of my more frequently used 20v and 60v tools (like my new 60v circular saw, and stud and joist drill). I think I would also like to have the 9ah battery when the new 1 9/16 hammer drill comes to the u.s. Can’t wait!!!!!
Charlie W
I have been a Dewalt user for years now and was brought to Dewalt by my father who almost exclusively used Dewalt tools for many years in his contracting days.
Now I have dozens of Dewalt tools, and I am convinced I have an addiction.
I just purchased the Power Station and am looking to load it up with some 9.0 FlexVolt batteries for maximum runtime.
Although most of my tools are cordless already, I have several larger tools like the miter saw/table saw/planer/paint sprayer/tile saw that all use 120V and having 4 9.0 batteries would seriously extend the usage of them as a general contractor.
I’ve been following this site for a while now and enjoy the content, especially the news about dewalt releases 🙂 Keep up the great work and thanks for the chance to win!
Jose Aguayo
I think that the dewalt 20/60volt battery packs have a wide variety of applications and can handle some of the most overlooked jobs, thus pushing them ahead of the competition.
UncleBadger
I would love to get into the flex volt system and have the 20v miter so I’m in for 9ah flex pack. Thanks!
Tybilquist
I’d love this giveaway! I would pick the two 6.0 amp hour flexvolt batteries! I bought the circular saw a couple of months ago, and have used it for everything! From cutting down doors, building decks and building cabinets. I have only dewalt 20v tools now, sold all of my other cordless tools after using the 20v system.
Andy Chavez
I have the flex volt drill driver combo, dewalt tough system radio, 20v slidingbcompound mitrr saw, 20v grinder, 20v saw, 20v jigsaw, 3 – 20v drills, 3 – 20v drivers, 20v sawsall, 20v multitool, 12″ compound mitersaw as well as several corded dewalt tools. I have posted a partial picture of my “DeWalt wall” on my instagram, @aac1919 if anyone would like to look, and I have also been featured on the dewalt instagram. Good luck everyone
Milo
I have found the power on 18v tools to be lacking, specifically, on the circular saw. Found that cutting some items such as boards can be straining on saw. Upgrading tools to allow for flexibility in getting more powerful circular saw, while still not being limited to only using battery on a single tool. Xtra battery would Be great in rounding out depth of resources.
John Fal
The new Dewalt 60v circular saw is a mean machine. It goes through anything u put it through. Plus the 60v batteries can be charged on any Dewalt 20v charger and used on your 20v tools.
Anthony Varela
Currently the only dewalt tool is the 8volt gryoscope screwdriver and let meg tell you I love that thing . If I were to win these batteries I would certainly switch over from Milwaukee and go team yellow to the flex volt I would buy the miter saw and the circular saw both cordless.
Andy Chavez
I would pick the 9.0 amp flex volt btw.
TopNotchFinishing
I have just switched over to the 20v platform from the 18v. I am in desperate need of some more batteries to help my company get better. This would be a game changer.
Michael anderson
Just bought by first cordless dewalt tools a few days before Christmas. Always considered myself a makita guy until I really looked at my tool collection. The first tools I bought for myself were th Dw717 and dw745. I had so many other dewalt tools that I didn’t even realize because I was such a staunch makita supporter… sander, biscuit joiner, laser, levels, heaps of hand tools the list goes on. I’m on a mission to go completely cordless and have bought the multi tool, brushless planer, jigsaw, and premium drill/impact kit. I have my eye on 7-1/4 mitre saw and nailers next. Dewalt is killing it. Hope to see some better LED options. Thanks for the give away.
Paul
I have my eye on the yet to be released flexvolt track saw and the 18ga brad nailer also yet to be released. .
Vaughn M
I have most of the 20 volt line up. I could use the 20v 6ah batteries in a few of those.
Lucien Lasocki
I currently own an XR Brushless Drill and Impact Driver that I love and have used the heck out of. I also have a 20V circular Saw and I just got an 20v articulating light which I could use more batteries for. Thanks for this awesome giveaway!
Rich polsoni
Recently switched from xrp to full 20 volt line. I only own dewalt tools ( power and hand tools) would never choose anything else. Im a licensed plumber and do tons of general renovation jobs so my tools are always in use. The flexvolt batteries are my favorite.
Nick Rutter
I would use the dewalt batteries on my current drywall gun. If I won the flexvolt I would buy the flexvolt grinder and the flexvolt circular saw. If I won the regular 6.0 I would buy a dewalt brushless drill and a brushless impact wrench. Awesome awesome giveaway guys. Thank you!!
Zhen
I have a Dewalt DCF899B 1/2 impact wrench. I use it for my automotive DIY project. Since it doesn’t hold much power anymore. I was planning to hack the battery park and replace the 18650 battery inside. I could use the 20V Max 6.0Ah packs for it. Thanks.
John fal
I just got my first Flexvolt tool. I got the cicular saw with extra battery and this thing has some real power and I like the bright led light on it. I also have the 20v brushless hammer drill and impact driver which I love, I also have the dewalt heated jacket which is decent. But I have to admit, I still have a ton of dewalt 18v gear I have still yet to update. I’d have to say if this AWSOME website was going to give me something? I love to have the 6ah Flexvolt batteries. Thanks a million 🙂
Durman
I have two brushless Dewalt drills. These Flexvolt batteries would give me more run time.
Seth Anglin
Sliding compound miter saw is the one I would get these for.
Mike Sullivan
Right now I have a 20v Max impact and Drill/Driver kit that I use nearly every day, and would love a couple larger batteries, and they would probably persuade me to buy a recip saw or circular saw too.
Bo
I use my 20v drills and saws at work nearly every day, and I have a few power hungry tools in my garage for projects around the house. I’ve been loyal dewalt fan for 9 years now.
Cole Kemp
We build vertical concrete walls, we use the dewalt hammer drill, sds plus, reciprocating saw, oscillating multi and impact driver all day. For building custom forms, erecting forms, and stripping forms we exclusivley use dewalt cordless tools. When I win I want the two 6.0ah flexvolts so I can buy the 60v grinder for cutting rebar, grinding concrete, and sharpening tools without the hassle of dragging 200 foot of cord everywhere I go.
CDL
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Rankin66
Love my 20v DEWALT tools and can’t wait to get into the flexvolt lineup and mostly interested getting ready to purchase the new flexvolt sds max masonry drill and that 9.0 would be perfect ! To be able to work wirelessly in scaffolding would cut down on so many of the risks and annoyances of working with endless extension cords.
Mark bushinski
I don’t have any dewalt tools yet but would get a circ saw to go with the batteries if I win.
bob palermini
I bought the DCD771 for work a year ago and liked it a lot. So I got the combo kit for home a couple of months ago and just got a bare DCD771 to add to my home kit today so a third (or fourth) battery would come in handy.
Will
Who couldn’t use an extra battery pack or two?
BC
I have a new DCF899 1/2 ” impact, and would love the 9.0 for the run time!
Justin
I don’t have dewalt tools yet but I need a new cordless took setup. This would obviously sway me to get into dewalt. I’d immediately buy an impact driver and drill, possibly even an 1/2″ square drive impact because I’m an automotive mechanic. Thanks for the opportunity!
DillonCorr
i have ton of 20V tools, and several batteries (first production run) that are starting to decay. My bigger concern is that i ordered the 60v circ saw from CPO with two batteries back in july but haven’t received it yet… so until i actually take delivery of the saw, i am not sure whether i want to switch all bigger batteries to flexvolt and leave the smaller (compact) batteries as 20v, or if there is a place for all 3!
Dave
Has anyone been notified of winning any of the giveaways?
Mike
I´d love to work with their Oscillating Multi Tool, (based on your review!) and/or the brushless hammer drill. I’m a Ryobi user and their stuff has been very good to me, but it’s time to move up to more powerful, pro-level tools.
audiovideofreak
Using my tools to build up the interior of my 8×10 shed with overhead storage, and workbenches on each side. Pegboard is to be put up to dress the walls and ceiling. PVC Tubes and drawers are being installed for tool storage. Thus far it has been a dream in the making although my drill, impact, and saws are exhausted from use. Still have a long way to go to.
Patrick M.
I could really use the 9.0 Ah battery to go with my blower and weed eater.
rmkilc
I would love to get the miter saw to go with these batteries.
Str Alorman
I’d love the pack of2x 20V Max 6.0Ah packs!
I have a whole bunch of 18v xrp tools and would love to get a few adapters and start migrating to the 20v max line. This would allow me to get other 20v tools (like the oscillating tool).
Thanks! The DeWalt giveaways have been great!
yadda
Awesome giveaway Stuart! I’ll sit this one out. Good luck to everyone!
audiovideofreak
Ok…dumb question…are you supposed to mention your pick of prize in the comment or when you’re advised of the win via communication?
Stuart
Hmm, I didn’t think of that. When there’s a choice, the question is usually “which would you pick, and what would you use it for?”
If the choice is left out of a post, I’ll email and ask. I’ll email and ask anyways in case the preference has changed.
bob urz
Since out local nuclear power plant shut down, i will be needing the POWA of the
flexvolt!
Brent Davis
I have the 20v max drill it is my primary back up to my Hilti 12v both a very close in performance. When and if the Hilti dies I may just get another 20v as I am not at the time happy with the ergonomics of the newer Hilti’s with their skinny grip. I am going to add in the 20v max circular saw in to my frequently used tools. I suppose the most sence for me is to add in more 20v batteries since the saw will see heavy use so the DCB206-2 make the most sense right now.
Spencer S
If I won it would seal the deal for me going out and buying the Cordless Mitre Saw!
Joshua
Dammit, I’m a day late.
I have no 20v DeWalt tools and the only way I would begin the upgrade process from 18v is if someone were to give me free batteries.
Those things are so expensive!!!
Tony Davis
Drill, impact, mitre saw, reciprocating saw, and string trimmer
Rob Connolly
Use a 20v impact and drill everyday at work.
Jose
Al my power tools are Milwaukee M12. I am thinking on going with dewalt for the higher voltage tools.
I’d choose the Flexvolt 6Ah batteries and then upgrade to a 20 Vmax cordless circular saw. I have a fence to repair and a few raised bed planters to build.
Ronp
Rejuvenating my handmedown drills from my grandfather.
SJag
I have switch from Ryobi a couple of years back and now have a full line of the 20V Max. Great move as DeWalt has a full lineup now, including yard tools. Added bonus are the 12V line utilizes the same chargers. The 12 volt saws and drivers are great for tighter areas on ladders and smaller repetitive task where stress to your hands and arms is an issue. Have been recently learning to use the Multi-tool for cutting a variety of materials. Cost are comparable to other brands if you buy sets on sale or deals such as linked on this site. Keep it up DeWalt
Cody
DeWalt is always bad ass. Love their 20v max cant wait till i get to test out the new system!
Darren Kizziah
I could use the Dewalt 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 9.0Ah Battery (DCB609) I have Two drills and the hammer drill and saws-all. I also have the flex volt circular saw. Hence the reason i could use an extra battery…Thank you Dewalt for making some awesome cordless products. I use mine daily in my work as a handyman. I’m truly impressed with the power, performance and long life out of the lithium batteries.. Customer for life!
Mr ben
currently i have 10 Plus dewalt 20v tools. Always handle to have extra battery sometimes i work at remote locations.
Jeffrey Writer
My Dewalt miter saw is the best thing I ever did. After I couldn’t cut fine miters with my Crapsman saw, Dewalt was the way to go. Perfect right out of the box with zero adjustment needed. Was up and making frames immediately. I love mine and want to buy more Dewalt equipment!
Adam g
Any winner to this or the other giveaways yet?
Adam g
When might we expect to have the winner announced?
Fred T
We have a lot of DeWalt cordless tools, they hold up better than almost all the others, looking forward to trying out the flex volt batteries.
Blain Fox
Making the move from Sears to DeWalt. Donated my Sears tools that are still working to my sister in law. The Switch is on as some of them have died and I want reliability. That’s why I chose the DeWalt line. Bigger batteries for longer runtimes would put a big smile on this old face. I’m dreaming of moving to the Flex line because it intrigues me.
Ed
It was only supposed to be replacing 80 year old kitchen cabinets with nicer used ones. Scope creep became scope leap, turning into a full kitchen and two bath remodel, moving a wall, adding a shower, etc. I graduated from my old DC920 to a compact brushless hammer and a drill, (787 & 777). These batteries would make some sweet icing on the cake.