DeWalt Light DCL182, DCL183…are these perfect?

We’re seeing if one of these DeWALT lights can earn a place in our lives. Does it past the test for camping, home duty’s and work? Time will tell but we first need to see who in fact built these DeWALT lights (dcl182, dcl183).

[@onestopfabshop3224]

I like the fact that whatever mode you are using, when you turn it off, then go to use it again it's in the same mode and you don't have to toggle constantly. Plus if it's on more than 5 seconds it's shuts directly off, no toggling between modes.

[@Fishpalms]

Awesome work lights there!

[@campbellbuilt]

Thanks Kidd

[@campbellbuilt]

If you click off before time marker 2:44 you will be missing a Great second DeWALT light review. Don’t do it, this light could change your life.

[@campbellbuilt]

Will DeWALT hate me more after seeing this video?

[@Lee-lb9qh]

NITECORE NWL20, identical design, removable 21700 battery, spot and flood, $34.99, I put a 6000 mah battery in mine, at 600 lumens that 6000 mah lasts a looong time

[@livesmart9090]

Loved the humor

[@campbellbuilt]

Yah man!!

[@tinman1955]

Are the rechargeable batteries easily replaceable when they refuse to recharge?

[@campbellbuilt]

That is a really good question. I believe the dcl183 flash light style back could be removed. The lanyard style probably is split in two under the over mold. Good question though.

[@denniscampbell4414]

Good video

[@campbellbuilt]

Engineer or Alien tech?

[@abrahammateo4540]

Dude stop being a hater… clearly this small light isn’t for you… period

[@campbellbuilt]

The flashlight is awesome and it’s became my dog walking light. Lanyard light was not my favorite but is still a nice light. No hating here.

[@mimusic1853]

They don’t give you free tools because if they wanted a comedian to promote their tools (work lights in this case) they’d hire a real one.

[@campbellbuilt]

Do you think this comment offended me 😀😀😀?