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The attachment for the DWS780 to DWV012 Vac is the DWV9110 http://www.dewalt.com/tools/dust-management-dust-extractor-accessories-dwv9110.aspx

Not too long

You never know, but it won't be anytime soon. Porter Cable makes a great belt sander (352VS) check out some reviews. Porter Cable and Dewalt are part of the same company.

20v all the way

Being in the U.S. I have no info as far as product launches in Eur. But I noticed it took 2-3 months to launch the XR in Eur after it was released in the U.S. So I guess be a little patient, should be out soon. Only one of the vacs (cordless only) have launched so far in the U.S. and the Gyro Screwdriver just started shipping a few weeks ago.

It does not charge batteries.

This drill will work great for what you are doing.

It'll do it, unless its a very large diameter hole.

Thanks for the info, I almost want to get some stencils and spray paint and try it.

I'd say post wherever you think it's appropriate.

Are you referring to the edge guide? If so, the one pictured is the DW6913 and works with the plunge base to my understanding. There is also the DNP618 which works with the standard base, according to reviews on amazon it also will work with the plunge base.

2 year warranty on the batteries. 1-800-4-Dewalt or your local service center.

They don't swap. Your best bet to find batteries is either online or at a Lowes.

Sorry guys, I'm in the US. No idea on product launch dates in Eur.

They are not out in the US so I don't know for sure, but I pulled this off a website that did a review. Nail length – Clipped Head 2? – 3.5? Shank diameters – .113? – .131? Stick angles – 30 – 34 degrees Capacity – up to 55 nails

Where does it say 40 watt hour? This is the 2.0Ah pack. There is also a 4.0 Ah pack available now that has twice as many cells as the one we are looking at.

Nope, this won't hurt the batteries. There is no memory on these lithium batteries. They also have 2 year warranties on the 1.5/2.0 Ah batteries and 3 year warranties on the 3.0/4.0 Ah packs.

http://servicenet.dewalt.com/ The guard you are looking for is a part and you need to order from the site above. I believe the guard part number is 397661-01

No upkeep required, just keep in dry.

Sounds like the drill is broken, you can take it to an authorized or factory service center and have it repaired. If the drive isn't spinning but the motor is, it's definitely broken, it's not supposed to do that. Sorry for the disappointment.

The Brushless combo kits with the drill and impact will only be offered with 2.0 Ah packs because the drill is considered a "compact drill". The impact drivers will both be offered alone with either a 2.0 Ah or 4.0 option. All this can be found here: http://www.dewalt.com/20v-XR-extreme-runtime-brushless-motors

As an employee of the company, I too would love to see this released in the 20v line up.

The brushless tools don't have any more fancy electronics than a normal drill. It's just a different motor. Dewalt came out with their first brushless impact last summer and their has been no issues.

For 18 volt: If the charger is Yellow then it will charge Lith. If it's black it won't and will only charge Ni-Cad

Looks like you need this one? http://dewalt.com/tools/dust-management-dust-extractor-accessories-dwv9190.aspx If you go to a HD or Lowes they have a bunch of different adapters available for all sizes. Another option...