Upgraded from an older 18v kit. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
I had the 12V a few years ago, the DCF901B with the 1/2" anvil. I was amazed at how powerful it was. I decided to stick to the 20V platform, so I sold it and got the DCF921, which has been great, although it's a lot heavier, and it's a lot taller too. If you're open to the 12V platform, then definitely experiment with the DCF901B. Definitely punches above weight.
Hi, very interesting demonstration ty, mine is coming Monday 22nd, I’m very impressed with the videos and the excellent reviews like yours, I have it’s bigger brother dcf894h that is to bulky for some spots and the 921 is perfect for tight spots, put lugs on in high torque only it’ll make them tight, excellent quality video ty, Bob,
I believe the break away torque is 450 ft lbs in both modes 1 & 2 . Mode 1 is limited to 150 lbs tightening , mode 2 is 300 foot lbs tightening. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the vid. I bought this but haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Need to swap out my summer wheels for the winters and really looking forward to using it.
@@funnymomentsnow1425 I use it a lot more than I thought I would. I went ahead and got the 3/8 also. I mainly got the 1/2 for swapping out my summer and winter wheels but I’ve used them to put a bbq together, put a new table saw together, replaced a couple fence posts and used it to screw bolts through the base bracket, a new bed frame, and more I’m sure. I really like them.
*I absolutely love this set **MyBest.Tools** should have upgraded to the 20V sooner. The impact driver is a must have for driving screws; compact and all muscle.*
It’s perfect tool.I can confirm with 2 amp battery i changed all 4 tires and still 2/3 power left in the battery! So you dont need 4 amp battery unless you do more havy stuff.
From the vids i seen, the 12v dcf901 is rated at 400 ft lbs but can actually do more. This one rated at 450 n pretty much what it is. So the 12v is jus as powerful or a bit less. Just like the m12 and m18 are rated the same. They use the same motor.
Finally dewalt grew some balls, this looks a lot like the m18 gen 2 mid torque. I finally picking up one of these tomorrow. Dewalt has been underpowered for years, glad too see them step up their game
How do you like it? Just picked up the 923 and love it! Also put a 3/8 anvil on the 850 and that little thing is a beast too. DeWalt is on top of their game
@@mike_t_007 its really nice but its not leaps and bounds above the Milwaukee in real life application like you see with the youtube testing. It is better though. I have 3 mid torque impacts. In my testing Metabo Hpt - rated for 770 in 3rd Milwaukee - rated 650 in 2nd Dewalt - rated 800 in 1st
@@mike_t_007 i picked up 2 of the 850 on a hd promo last year. I like the low profile. Where did you pick up the 3/8 anvil? I'd like to do that swap as well.
Had mine for 3 or 4 months and it's worked pretty well. Today It kept cutting off and notanting to work and weak. Full battery. I work powerlines and not sure if it can handle the high voltage and work load I put it through
yeah im waiting on this, i already have the 899 and now the 921B so basically i want them to make a ratchet and i'll be set,. i prefer the look and feel of the dewalt tools. just something about them. my uncle used dewalt in his business for many years so im kinda grown on them.
@@israelrodriguez6986 it should be made here I agree with that statement however it’s not the case here. We should be bring back manufacturing here but unfortunately our government does do anything to make these companies come back or force them to do so
@@discounttools8940 Stop It With the Gov Nonsense , It's Corporations Wallstreet, Banks and The Ultra Rich . They're Lobbying And Buying Of Elections Is What's Behind That .
Yeah Dave you might still want to save for this or go get it because in a mechanics arsenal you still need the compact, the mid torque and of course the high torque greetings my friend.
20/18 technically are the same... Your multimeter reads 20v when the battery is full but afterwards check out the voltage and it'll read 18V... Stupid little secret these manufacturers use on us😎
How and why is it a Milwaukee killer…… I don’t understand these videos. You buy the tool you like and roll with it. Brands are Brands with each having their own unique selling points.but In no way is this a Milwaukee killer, does the exact same thing as the other brands do……. Remove bolts lol😂😂
Херня собача, був такий 250нм і все, це з спеціальними головками. Ну не може маленький і легенький бить сильно. Купили енхель 400нм то він 2,2 кг вагою той відповідає характеристикам. Тільки гроші на вітер
Never remove more than two bolts from the wheel if the car is not on the jack stand !!
Upgraded from an older 18v kit. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
I had the 12V a few years ago, the DCF901B with the 1/2" anvil. I was amazed at how powerful it was. I decided to stick to the 20V platform, so I sold it and got the DCF921, which has been great, although it's a lot heavier, and it's a lot taller too. If you're open to the 12V platform, then definitely experiment with the DCF901B. Definitely punches above weight.
Hi, very interesting demonstration ty, mine is coming Monday 22nd, I’m very impressed with the videos and the excellent reviews like yours, I have it’s bigger brother dcf894h that is to bulky for some spots and the 921 is perfect for tight spots, put lugs on in high torque only it’ll make them tight, excellent quality video ty, Bob,
I believe the break away torque is 450 ft lbs in both modes 1 & 2 .
Mode 1 is limited to 150 lbs tightening , mode 2 is 300 foot lbs tightening.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the advice on the lug nuts
I have the new dcf921 and the 3/8 Milwaukee stubby. I love both. Can you please definitely do a comparison video.
Thanks for the vid. I bought this but haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Need to swap out my summer wheels for the winters and really looking forward to using it.
So how is it working out so far?
@@funnymomentsnow1425 I use it a lot more than I thought I would. I went ahead and got the 3/8 also. I mainly got the 1/2 for swapping out my summer and winter wheels but I’ve used them to put a bbq together, put a new table saw together, replaced a couple fence posts and used it to screw bolts through the base bracket, a new bed frame, and more I’m sure. I really like them.
@@jasonbarney1103 Which one do you use more between the two? Is one more powerful than the other?
@@mike_t_007 I only have the Dewalt so I can’t compare it to the Milwaukee. The Dewalt is great. It’s done everything I needed it to.
Setting one and two in reverse is the exact same. Full power.
*I absolutely love this set **MyBest.Tools** should have upgraded to the 20V sooner. The impact driver is a must have for driving screws; compact and all muscle.*
It’s perfect tool.I can confirm with 2 amp battery i changed all 4 tires and still 2/3 power left in the battery! So you dont need 4 amp battery unless you do more havy stuff.
Thanks for the video I want one!
From the vids i seen, the 12v dcf901 is rated at 400 ft lbs but can actually do more. This one rated at 450 n pretty much what it is. So the 12v is jus as powerful or a bit less. Just like the m12 and m18 are rated the same. They use the same motor.
Have the 923 and 901, sold my stubby. These new DeWalts mean business.
Absolutely love using the 1/2” atomic - great for Victaulic installs
not smart for not leaving 2 lugs untouched while the car isn't on a jack
Finally dewalt grew some balls, this looks a lot like the m18 gen 2 mid torque. I finally picking up one of these tomorrow. Dewalt has been underpowered for years, glad too see them step up their game
They grew bigger ones than Milwaukee 🤣
How do you like it? Just picked up the 923 and love it! Also put a 3/8 anvil on the 850 and that little thing is a beast too. DeWalt is on top of their game
@@mike_t_007 its really nice but its not leaps and bounds above the Milwaukee in real life application like you see with the youtube testing. It is better though. I have 3 mid torque impacts. In my testing
Metabo Hpt - rated for 770 in 3rd
Milwaukee - rated 650 in 2nd
Dewalt - rated 800 in 1st
@@mike_t_007 i picked up 2 of the 850 on a hd promo last year. I like the low profile. Where did you pick up the 3/8 anvil? I'd like to do that swap as well.
@@yorselrus1996
DeWalt has been underpowered for years…??? That’s probably if you’ve been buying the Home Depot Atomic line.
Had mine for 3 or 4 months and it's worked pretty well. Today It kept cutting off and notanting to work and weak. Full battery. I work powerlines and not sure if it can handle the high voltage and work load I put it through
Just put it thru warranty Dawson should either repair or replace it
Dewalt
Looks like your Jack wrecked the trim on the rocker panel
Wow, I paid 120 for the bare tool and battery on Facebook, didn’t wanna lug around my 80 gallon compressor, bust them lugs off like nothing
Those also get damaged by using an impact wrench
Line the hole up on the socket with the flat side of the anvil ,makes life easier. The 921 is legit but, I like the M18 mid torque better.
Which gen M18 mid torque do you have?
@@mike_t_007 gen 2.
Nice video 👍👍
Would any Dewalt 20v battery work for this impact driver?
Even the 12v dcf901 and 903 are milwaukee stubby killers. This guy is a beast for its size as well as the 12v 901
Wish they would make a protective cover for the tool
They do just search for the rubber boot protector
There is one out there! Forgot the part number but they also have a kit that comes with it as well
Wonder if makita will make a 40v one
Proven at the torque test channel to be the most powerful sub 5 inch electric impact on the planet.Blew the stubby milwaukee thats the same size away.
wow really? thanks for telling me i'll check that out
All impact are full power in reverse
How Much Is It & Where Did U Buy It From?
Just read the manual. 1 or 2 same torque in reverse.
Dewalt is like move the f@#k over Milwaukee...
Yes a millwaukee killer as long as dewalt releases 12v brushless ratchets!
Yes that’s the only reason I have Milwaukee stuff because of the ratchets
yeah im waiting on this, i already have the 899 and now the 921B so basically i want them to make a ratchet and i'll be set,. i prefer the look and feel of the dewalt tools. just something about them. my uncle used dewalt in his business for many years so im kinda grown on them.
What are your lug nuts torque to?
On a car with aluminum rims , I'm guessing 110 ft lbs maybe 120 lbs . Could vary between manufacturers.
Screw that damn noise at the start! Seriously!
U almost had a fail by taking the wheel off. U can see the car move when u at the last lug nuts
am i trippin or did the 1 take less time than the 2 mode. go rewatch.
Dude, the wheel is falling off
20 volt👀
What you McCall it...
It’s 20 volts
Does it say the tool is made in China underneath the tool?
Yes I just checked the tool is made in red china
@@discounttools8940 U dont think it makes a difference that it isnt made here in the USA do you?
@@israelrodriguez6986 it should be made here I agree with that statement however it’s not the case here. We should be bring back manufacturing here but unfortunately our government does do anything to make these companies come back or force them to do so
@@discounttools8940 yea, I agree. I only mention it to ask that because of it being made over there the quality is still good?
@@discounttools8940 Stop It With the Gov Nonsense , It's Corporations Wallstreet, Banks and The Ultra Rich . They're Lobbying And Buying Of Elections Is What's Behind That .
20 volt
D man, Dodge and Dewalt, lol
Did you just remove the lugs without a jack under the car? lmao wtf dude
The Ridgid mid torque is actually more powerful than this one, and has a great warranty.
Yeah but it's not as compact and light for it to be your go to wrench
@@alcerz984 The Ridgid is a little heavy and bulky.
What’s the torque rating on the Dewalt?
450 ft lbs
@@alcerz984 Yeah, I found it.
If I hadn’t gotten such a good deal on the Ridgid, I would consider the Dewalt.
Yeah Dave you might still want to save for this or go get it because in a mechanics arsenal you still need the compact, the mid torque and of course the high torque greetings my friend.
You might want to put a jack under the car if you're going to take the lug nuts off like that
Yea its a 20 volt.not atomic=18 volt
20/18 technically are the same... Your multimeter reads 20v when the battery is full but afterwards check out the voltage and it'll read 18V... Stupid little secret these manufacturers use on us😎
How and why is it a Milwaukee killer…… I don’t understand these videos. You buy the tool you like and roll with it. Brands are Brands with each having their own unique selling points.but In no way is this a Milwaukee killer, does the exact same thing as the other brands do……. Remove bolts lol😂😂
wahker
DeWalt copying Milwaukee 😂😂
Херня собача, був такий 250нм і все, це з спеціальними головками. Ну не може маленький і легенький бить сильно. Купили енхель 400нм то він 2,2 кг вагою той відповідає характеристикам. Тільки гроші на вітер
Are you sponsored by DeWalt ?