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DEWALT DCH133B 20V MAX SDS Plus D-Handle Rotary Hammer

  • 20 volts Max XR, brushless, bare tool
  • 1 inch D-handle rotary hammer drill
  • 20 Newton meters maximum torque
  • 1500 RPM speed, variable speed
  • 0.79 inch wood and **20 millimeter** metal drilling capacity
  • 3 year limited warranty

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A cordless rotary hammer for drilling masonry-style holes without a cord, sold without a battery. The listing is cluttered with a junk title, so rely on the item type line for what it is.

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ASIN: B01MF4YEIFModel: DCH133BCategory: Drills

Overview

A buyer who drills anchor holes in concrete or brick gets a D-handle hammer drill that runs on a battery instead of a cord. The motor is brushless, the speed is variable, and the tool ships as a bare body.

Cordless hammer drilling for light anchor work is the reason to buy it, and the D-handle gives two-hand control. The limitation is packaging, since power supply items are sold elsewhere and the bit holder is not named.

Who it's for

Electricians and deck installers who drill into masonry away from outlets get a compact hammer drill. Buyers without a pack on this platform must add one, and heavy demolition users need a larger rotary hammer.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Cordless hammer drilling
  • Brushless motor listed
  • Variable speed control
  • D-handle for two-hand grip
Cons
  • Battery and charger not included
  • Bit holder type not named
  • Listing title and color fields are junk
  • Battery capacity unclear for bare tool

Performance notes

A hammer action adds short impacts along the bit axis, so the drill breaks masonry as it turns, and the impact rate matters as much as rotation speed. Bit sharpness and steady pressure decide how fast a hole advances. Output falls as the pack drains, so a full pack helps in dense concrete.

Specifications

BrandDeWALT
ModelDCH133B
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Chuck Size20 Millimeters
Item Dimensions L X W X H16.2 inches L x 9 inches W x 4 inches H
Item weight5 Pounds
Capacity & performance
Speed1500 RPM
Drilling Capacity Metal20 Millimeters
Drilling Capacity Wood0.79 Incheshigher than 58% of 126 drills
Battery Capacity4 Amp Hours
Power & efficiency
Power SourceBattery Powered
Maximum Power300 Watts
Amperage4 Amps
Voltage20 Volts
Construction & materials
ColorYeif
Material TypeMetal, Plastic
Included components
Included Components1 20V Max rotary hammer drill, bare tool
Unit Count1.0 Count
Warranty & support
Manufacturer Warranty Description3 year limited warranty
Other details
Drill TypeHammer Drill
Maximum Torque20 Newton Meters
Additional FeaturesVariable Speed
Is ElectricNo

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Frequently asked questions

How do I put a bit in the DEWALT DCH133B?

The listing does not name the bit holder system, so check bit compatibility with the maker before buying bits.

Does the DEWALT DCH133B come with a battery?

The item type line calls it a bare tool and the included component is the hammer drill alone, so a battery and charger are separate.

Is the DEWALT DCH133B a regular drill?

No. It is listed as a hammer drill in a 1 inch D-handle rotary hammer format.