Thanks for the review you were straight to the point and very clear of what you said about the tools I'm thinking about buying this exact set for my dad.
The powerstack is handy for the tools you tend to use above shoulder height like impacts, multi-tools and drills, anything requiring waist height on benches etc, the bigger batteries make more sense for me. I'm just happy that theres a drill/impact and battery combo that I can put into a holster without worrying it will topple out because of the heavy battery.
I love Makita tools as well but no other brand compares to Dewalt in terms of battery technology. The pouch cells in the Powerstack could possibly help Makita get out of the corner they engineered themselves into with the 18V and 18Vx2 tools.
My take on these batteries from other videos is that they perform like a battery/ capacitor hybrid. More able to give the power more quickly than standard. I like the small batteries in general but not at twice the price over regular 2Ah batteries. Not worth it yet in my opinion
I ditched my milwaukee stuff and got these two instead. Been waiting ages for dewalt to bring out a game changer to the 887 as I hated that & the 796 drill. Can't fault them tbh. Got one powerstack battery to try it out & it's great for its lightweight / power delivery, but crap for all day use. Dewalt on fb said they are bringing out a 5ah powerstack later on in the year. That's gonna be expensive! Love the bit at the end "don't tell makita!" 😂
I wonder after seeing these if I should bother with 12 volt kit? I was thinking of the upcoming Milwaukee Gen 3 M12 combo kit but this combo kit with power stack must be pretty close in terms of size?
I'm planning to get DCD805 and DF850 (replacing DCD796 and DCF887) with Powerstack batteries. I'm mostly doing small and short fixings so batteries will last forever. For palm router, grinder or circular saw will use 5Ah or some of Flexvolt batteries.
That's super mysterious, what Is the difference between those 2 impact drivers shown right at the end. Can't wait to find out what that "certain something" is all about
I have so many brands , I’m in many peoples minds so confused about tools lol but I just love to have the best of each tool. I have makita 18 and 40 volt , hikoki 18 and 36 volt , Dewalt 18 and 54 volt, Milwaukee 28 volt (bit old now) and Milwaukee 12 volt haha , see I’m a shocker lol But I’ve been falling more and more in love with my 12 volt Milwaukee . My most favourite tool atm is my Milwaukee 12 volt surge ( hydraulic) impact driver . Never had a tool with such precision settings for fine work . I keep Looking at these little Dewalt tools tho . Omg, I need to stop buying tools 🛠 They are sending me broke haha That what happens when your 50 and love the advancements of these amazing tools We had nothing like them back in the 80’s , I think that’s part of my tool problem lol
Same here, ive got tools that i hardly use, but justify the purchases on the thaught that i might need it for a certain situation should the need arise I should stop second guessing myself, and only buy a tool if i need it...... as for "accessories" and "kits" i have loads, and stax full of all hole cutters of all sizes, paddles bosch all sizes, 2 of each diablo blades, just drws full of stuff i hardly use..... socket sets both metric and imperial..... comprssor tools and attachments, jigs, a garage full of junk, most stuff still looks new, alot still in unopened boxes, trolly jacks, axle stands, tool cabinets, i would guess around £200,000 worth of junk i picked up over the years and abroard whilst out shopping as a hobby......
I just bought this kit today. It’s really good 👍 I like the small size, and the included magnet bit holder. I think it’s very “bang for your buck”. I bought it for diy stuff 😂 I can’t wait to use it more.
Like the little impact very handy. Every handle that came with a cordless drill I have had is in a box in the shed somewhere. Never used one. Drilling with large holesaws. Years ago before all these clutched drills I was taught to start the cut then drill clearance holes to let the sawdust drop out and stop binding. Now with the clutches I turn from drill to a high clutch setting and no more wrist breaker. And I still often add a couple of clearance holes on the big ones. Try one of the old gut buster drills from decades ago. They used to throw you around like a rag doll when they hooked up.
Interested to see how the pouch batteries play out as far as overheating and ability to cool, may not be able to ever do higher capacity batteries without having to add extra space for cooling which defeats the purpose of being able to be smaller. Anything under 3ah dies to fast for me to find it useful.
Good point on the batteries. I am loving your videos. The best part of engineering is on its new machined hammer and it's switch which is the best so far. Don't worry I can tell you that Makita is coming up with a new one in later half of 2023 also with a new battery type.
I love Milwaukee and Makita but after this I could buy those two. Love the build quality (metal Chuck etc) and their compact size and power stack tech. Perfect combo for me as I don’t constantly want hugely powerful tools with car batteries attached. I’d like to see you review more Dewalt if their coming out with tools like these
Dcf850 is quite good if u need to get into tight spaces and its quite powerfull, have snapped some hilti 60mm concrete scrues with it. Only problem with it is the wobble of the chuck. I feel like the power stack is a big rip off, and just use 5ah. For me power stack only advantage is that is smaller and handy for fast and eazy tasks but when there is heavy things to scrue 5ah always come on top and last longher going with the same pace till the end. Seems like PS lose power/torque after a while.
These are my two favorite tools and batteries that I carry in my toolbag. The DCD800 is smaller, but having the hammer option on the DCD805 has come in handy and worth the slightly larger size. The DCF850 is a torque monster given its small size. Each tool has a PS 1.7 battery with an extra one in the bag. Highly recommended
Really then, the question is how does this fair for everyday "normal" use. Using the dewalt impact dcf887 and two 18v 5amp batteries driving construction screws from 6gauge to 14gauge, I can get through the day efficiently. Sure it'll do the odd long 14ga to 12mm screw/bolts, but then the 1/2" wrench is better suited to more than a few. So, can it get through the whole day without having to swap batteries to often or waiting for batteries to charge? Personally i find the dcf887 too clumsy with the flexvolt 6amp. It just too unbalanced, its to heavy and gets in the way hanging of your apron. What i really really want to know is how the makita 40v and its various batteries perfroms against the dcf887/18v5amp and this new powerstack in terms of me being able to work efficiently with run time and comfort/wielability.
I believe this is 18v instead of 20v due to labeling requirements for nominal vs maximum voltage, but why does it carry the XR branding while the US version does not?
X R...... extra runtime (because the amps or whatt/hours are above the lowest previous 1990's model (one that didn't have the xr branding) 1.5 amp was the lowest...... anything above that is considered xr..... or even today considered "atomic" with these "pouch batteries"...... Gawd, if a pouch bursts, what toxic elements will it leak and will it be corrosive to skin/air we breathe in the same room as the tool, Do these "pouches" have the ability to explode under heavy discharge after being charged and discharged after a few years of use?...... No thanks.
I picked up the DCD800(non-hammer drill version) because it was compact. It is surprisingly fast with the Powerstack. DeWALT rolled out some excellent small powerful tools. I really the the 12V line, too. Can’t wait for the 20V 5.0 Powerstack coming out this fall.
Here States I have the 1.7 Power Stack but also Bought the Flex 5 speed settings Impact Driver with there version of power stack 24 Volts 6 AMP battery DeWalt coming out with a 5AMP Power Stack going to have to compare both my Impact Drivers this Winter got a 887 DeWalt with the Power Stack
Loss leader to tempt early adopters to buy into this technology and the ne red stickes on the tool btteriea...... I wait atleast 2 years before the technologie has proven its self before i will buy into it....... Apperently its like flies round poop with this "pouch" technology..... Good luck to them, hope the pouches dont burst or explode like the samsung phones did...... note 5?
If you already have a fast charger or 4 port fast charger the powerstacks charge in like 15 mins which is great. I have a few but only use them on certain tools. I still love my 4ah slim, 8ah, and 12/4ah flexvolt batteries. I would love to see dewalt do some more double flexvolt batteries and bring a full size demo saw like makita 80v or 40v x2 w/e you wanna call it. Id also like to know how my flexvolt dch773 2" sds max compares to makita 80v 2" sds max. Makita wins runtime for sure with 2 batteries but does dewalt still have power of makita. Would like to know
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL maybe new zealand doesnt have the same charger offerings as here in the states? Fast charger here charges the 4ah with 21700 cells in 30 mins. Seems to have a fast charge rate like the 21700 cells. And the 4 port fast charger is also all at the same time and same speed. I havent timed it exactly but jus have turned around and then like damn nice they already charged and i have seen others comment else where about how they charge in the blink of an eye
The good thing about DeWalt in UK, New Zealand and Australia is that they can't use their marketing BS like they do in the States with the UWO and 20V crap. They have to call it what it actually is.
Unfortunately they still use UWO here and never give any real numbers, they just tell you what % better the tool is compared to one of their other models. Useless.
Ive seen the promos.... "up to 30% fster"...... Cuts wood on a tool compare channel, visual improvement 3 inches, about 2% increase....... (up to... 😂😂😂😂😂)..... marketing b.s Im glad there are so many utube tool testing channels that are disprooving false claims made by tool manufacturers...... spin speeds of saws and grinders dtills etc around 12% less than quoted, batteries falling short of the amp/houra quoted..... basically all lies...... and its us the consumers that are getting ripped off Did you know that most of these "quality brands" (power and hand tools) are all made in china ??????? Go research....
Bear in mind, Flex has also brought out pouch cell batteries but they brought them out in 3.5, 6, and 10Ah capacities. All we need to do now is wait for someone to buy one of those batteries and compare it with the standard 18650/21700 packs. Given how their tools have been largely collecting dust on store shelves, it might be a bit of a wait.
I bought this kit 2 weeks ago and have cycled 6 of my 9ah flex volt batteries on the new charger it has caused 6 of them to all be faulty and dewalt Australia said cause they no longer in warranty and batteries fail ... 6 in one week . needless to say I have listed my entire dewalt set online and I've bought some makita 40v stuff .
Very nice review. Also interesting how you deem the impact driver as superior quality compared to the hammer drill. Here in the states, most reviewers regard the impact driver as lesser quality. I suspect it has to do with the "Atomic" branding it carries in the states as opposed to "XR." I believe these Powerstack batteries are a test run for DeWalt to work out the kinks and such, and they will include visible amp hour ratings in future releases.
XR means NOTHING. It is the weakest branding of any tool company I know of. All it stands for is "eXtreme Runtime". It's like something a super budget brand would put on there tools to con stupid people.
If you want to work for longer than between 7 mins and up to 20 mins..... yes, agree..... Need to work where there's no electricity?...... buy a gennie, problem solved, and you can run a kettle and make a cup of tea, cant do that with batteries.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Cordless tools a failed technology, i would have baught a corded hand drill, but nobody makes them, one cant even buy an adaptor for mains electricity....... but you can for the double batteried chop saws..... Its all a con, buy into batteries that need replacing and chargers or the £350 tool goes in the trash.....
Cordles drills are more powerful that's why, but you won't believe it. You can't afford them so you say they're shit. You better get used to it as all hand tools will be cordless soon.
Late to the party, busy watching the right result in Christchurch! It’s great we have so many horses for all our courses. I’ve used the DeWALT 12v brushed tools for about 6 years now for technical work. This DCF850 impact has replaced the brushed 12v impact for that work, it’s got a great range of settings for that.
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Wow! I can't believe how well it drove those long screws in compared with the other batteries. Incredible
Thanks for the review you were straight to the point and very clear of what you said about the tools I'm thinking about buying this exact set for my dad.
The powerstack is handy for the tools you tend to use above shoulder height like impacts, multi-tools and drills, anything requiring waist height on benches etc, the bigger batteries make more sense for me.
I'm just happy that theres a drill/impact and battery combo that I can put into a holster without worrying it will topple out because of the heavy battery.
I love Makita tools as well but no other brand compares to Dewalt in terms of battery technology. The pouch cells in the Powerstack could possibly help Makita get out of the corner they engineered themselves into with the 18V and 18Vx2 tools.
Never knew I needed a review of the concrete scanner, but after seeing it and the background, I have a sudden urge to know more about it.
Would love to know where the big flexvolt case came from in the preview of video? Thanks
That impact is a little beast!!
My take on these batteries from other videos is that they perform like a battery/ capacitor hybrid. More able to give the power more quickly than standard. I like the small batteries in general but not at twice the price over regular 2Ah batteries. Not worth it yet in my opinion
I ditched my milwaukee stuff and got these two instead. Been waiting ages for dewalt to bring out a game changer to the 887 as I hated that & the 796 drill. Can't fault them tbh. Got one powerstack battery to try it out & it's great for its lightweight / power delivery, but crap for all day use. Dewalt on fb said they are bringing out a 5ah powerstack later on in the year. That's gonna be expensive! Love the bit at the end "don't tell makita!" 😂
breakup with Makita 😂😂😂😂
I wonder after seeing these if I should bother with 12 volt kit? I was thinking of the upcoming Milwaukee Gen 3 M12 combo kit but this combo kit with power stack must be pretty close in terms of size?
I'm planning to get DCD805 and DF850 (replacing DCD796 and DCF887) with Powerstack batteries. I'm mostly doing small and short fixings so batteries will last forever. For palm router, grinder or circular saw will use 5Ah or some of Flexvolt batteries.
That's super mysterious, what Is the difference between those 2 impact drivers shown right at the end. Can't wait to find out what that "certain something" is all about
I have so many brands , I’m in many peoples minds so confused about tools lol but I just love to have the best of each tool.
I have makita 18 and 40 volt , hikoki 18 and 36 volt , Dewalt 18 and 54 volt, Milwaukee 28 volt (bit old now) and Milwaukee 12 volt haha , see I’m a shocker lol
But I’ve been falling more and more in love with my 12 volt Milwaukee .
My most favourite tool atm is my Milwaukee 12 volt surge ( hydraulic) impact driver .
Never had a tool with such precision settings for fine work . I keep Looking at these little Dewalt tools tho .
Omg, I need to stop buying tools 🛠
They are sending me broke haha
That what happens when your 50 and love the advancements of these amazing tools
We had nothing like them back in the 80’s , I think that’s part of my tool problem lol
Same here, ive got tools that i hardly use, but justify the purchases on the thaught that i might need it for a certain situation should the need arise
I should stop second guessing myself, and only buy a tool if i need it...... as for "accessories" and "kits" i have loads, and stax full of all hole cutters of all sizes, paddles bosch all sizes, 2 of each diablo blades, just drws full of stuff i hardly use..... socket sets both metric and imperial..... comprssor tools and attachments, jigs, a garage full of junk, most stuff still looks new, alot still in unopened boxes, trolly jacks, axle stands, tool cabinets, i would guess around £200,000 worth of junk i picked up over the years and abroard whilst out shopping as a hobby......
I just bought this kit today. It’s really good 👍
I like the small size, and the included magnet bit holder.
I think it’s very “bang for your buck”.
I bought it for diy stuff 😂
I can’t wait to use it more.
Like the little impact very handy. Every handle that came with a cordless drill I have had is in a box in the shed somewhere. Never used one. Drilling with large holesaws. Years ago before all these clutched drills I was taught to start the cut then drill clearance holes to let the sawdust drop out and stop binding. Now with the clutches I turn from drill to a high clutch setting and no more wrist breaker. And I still often add a couple of clearance holes on the big ones. Try one of the old gut buster drills from decades ago. They used to throw you around like a rag doll when they hooked up.
Interested to see how the pouch batteries play out as far as overheating and ability to cool, may not be able to ever do higher capacity batteries without having to add extra space for cooling which defeats the purpose of being able to be smaller. Anything under 3ah dies to fast for me to find it useful.
Good point on the batteries. I am loving your videos. The best part of engineering is on its new machined hammer and it's switch which is the best so far. Don't worry I can tell you that Makita is coming up with a new one in later half of 2023 also with a new battery type.
Really! 18v or 40v if I may ask?
@@danabenjamin3300 Hi there, not allowed to say but a new one all together but will fit all platforms.
@@chandraa9887 that sounds fantastic thanks much for the heads up!!!
Those Power Stack batteries will not hold up to a DeWalt 5ah battery, regardless of what DeWalt says.
Yo Tools, these guys with the pancake batteries are for 65mm or @ 2 1/2” inch buggers. Big Shit is for real for real big bloke batteries! 😜😁
I love Milwaukee and Makita but after this I could buy those two. Love the build quality (metal Chuck etc) and their compact size and power stack tech. Perfect combo for me as I don’t constantly want hugely powerful tools with car batteries attached. I’d like to see you review more Dewalt if their coming out with tools like these
I agree
Milwaukee is better in most testing, but I prefer the feel and general build of the DeWalt...
Dcf850 is quite good if u need to get into tight spaces and its quite powerfull, have snapped some hilti 60mm concrete scrues with it. Only problem with it is the wobble of the chuck.
I feel like the power stack is a big rip off, and just use 5ah. For me power stack only advantage is that is smaller and handy for fast and eazy tasks but when there is heavy things to scrue 5ah always come on top and last longher going with the same pace till the end. Seems like PS lose power/torque after a while.
Only trying to help bro.....
Screws (plural)
Screw (singular)
🙂👍🏻
Wow, you have some nerve correcting anyone on spelling or grammar after reading a raft of your illiterate comments.
These are my two favorite tools and batteries that I carry in my toolbag. The DCD800 is smaller, but having the hammer option on the DCD805 has come in handy and worth the slightly larger size. The DCF850 is a torque monster given its small size. Each tool has a PS 1.7 battery with an extra one in the bag. Highly recommended
Really then, the question is how does this fair for everyday "normal" use. Using the dewalt impact dcf887 and two 18v 5amp batteries driving construction screws from 6gauge to 14gauge, I can get through the day efficiently. Sure it'll do the odd long 14ga to 12mm screw/bolts, but then the 1/2" wrench is better suited to more than a few. So, can it get through the whole day without having to swap batteries to often or waiting for batteries to charge?
Personally i find the dcf887 too clumsy with the flexvolt 6amp. It just too unbalanced, its to heavy and gets in the way hanging of your apron.
What i really really want to know is how the makita 40v and its various batteries perfroms against the dcf887/18v5amp and this new powerstack in terms of me being able to work efficiently with run time and comfort/wielability.
Wow wow wow an impressive video thank you
I believe this is 18v instead of 20v due to labeling requirements for nominal vs maximum voltage, but why does it carry the XR branding while the US version does not?
I don't understand why Americans think xr actually means something. It doesn't mean shit.
Nor does Atomic. All Marketing wank for dummies.
X R...... extra runtime (because the amps or whatt/hours are above the lowest previous 1990's model (one that didn't have the xr branding) 1.5 amp was the lowest...... anything above that is considered xr..... or even today considered "atomic" with these "pouch batteries"...... Gawd, if a pouch bursts, what toxic elements will it leak and will it be corrosive to skin/air we breathe in the same room as the tool,
Do these "pouches" have the ability to explode under heavy discharge after being charged and discharged after a few years of use?......
No thanks.
Any idea if makita are bringing out 40v or 80v table saw any time soo? Or should i just go buy a dewalt?
They were giving two power stack batts and charger away with purchase of a bare tool for awhile. I didn't go for it. But, not a bad deal.
Slower the charge the longer your batteries last. No one really considers that when they think about charge times
Power stack does nothing for me.
Pouch batteries......
13:51 бестолковый.
У биты Bosch фрикционное покрытие. То есть бита не будет скользить!
Is this impact driver not the same one as the dcf 850 atomic in the states or is this XR one different?
Do the Makita drills & impact drivers fit in that case?
I will check for you.
Thank you..... 🙂👍🏻❤️
I picked up the DCD800(non-hammer drill version) because it was compact. It is surprisingly fast with the Powerstack. DeWALT rolled out some excellent small powerful tools. I really the the 12V line, too. Can’t wait for the 20V 5.0 Powerstack coming out this fall.
Here States I have the 1.7 Power Stack but also Bought the Flex 5 speed settings Impact Driver with there version of power stack 24 Volts 6 AMP battery DeWalt coming out with a 5AMP Power Stack going to have to compare both my Impact Drivers this Winter got a 887 DeWalt with the Power Stack
They were giving two power stack batts and charger away with purchase of a bare tool for awhile. I didn't go for it. But, not a bad deal.
Loss leader to tempt early adopters to buy into this technology and the ne red stickes on the tool btteriea......
I wait atleast 2 years before the technologie has proven its self before i will buy into it.......
Apperently its like flies round poop with this "pouch" technology.....
Good luck to them, hope the pouches dont burst or explode like the samsung phones did...... note 5?
If you already have a fast charger or 4 port fast charger the powerstacks charge in like 15 mins which is great. I have a few but only use them on certain tools. I still love my 4ah slim, 8ah, and 12/4ah flexvolt batteries. I would love to see dewalt do some more double flexvolt batteries and bring a full size demo saw like makita 80v or 40v x2 w/e you wanna call it. Id also like to know how my flexvolt dch773 2" sds max compares to makita 80v 2" sds max. Makita wins runtime for sure with 2 batteries but does dewalt still have power of makita. Would like to know
Dewalt fastest charger does these batteries in 27mins. Slow.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL maybe new zealand doesnt have the same charger offerings as here in the states? Fast charger here charges the 4ah with 21700 cells in 30 mins. Seems to have a fast charge rate like the 21700 cells. And the 4 port fast charger is also all at the same time and same speed. I havent timed it exactly but jus have turned around and then like damn nice they already charged and i have seen others comment else where about how they charge in the blink of an eye
I wonder when the new dewalt tools are finally available in germany😔
Just realized this is available now. My poor wallet 😭
I thaught dewalt was german like bosch....... its all chinease stuff.....
The good thing about DeWalt in UK, New Zealand and Australia is that they can't use their marketing BS like they do in the States with the UWO and 20V crap. They have to call it what it actually is.
Unfortunately they still use UWO here and never give any real numbers, they just tell you what % better the tool is compared to one of their other models. Useless.
Ive seen the promos.... "up to 30% fster"......
Cuts wood on a tool compare channel, visual improvement 3 inches, about 2% increase....... (up to... 😂😂😂😂😂)..... marketing b.s
Im glad there are so many utube tool testing channels that are disprooving false claims made by tool manufacturers...... spin speeds of saws and grinders dtills etc around 12% less than quoted, batteries falling short of the amp/houra quoted..... basically all lies...... and its us the consumers that are getting ripped off
Did you know that most of these "quality brands" (power and hand tools) are all made in china ???????
Go research....
€ 1,500 the Wall Scanner? Did you win a lottery? 😋 What is this new logo on the 6.0Ah battery?🤔
Yes. No. Not new, sync lock sticker.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Thanks. I believed for a moment in a Bluetooth battery.
Bear in mind, Flex has also brought out pouch cell batteries but they brought them out in 3.5, 6, and 10Ah capacities. All we need to do now is wait for someone to buy one of those batteries and compare it with the standard 18650/21700 packs. Given how their tools have been largely collecting dust on store shelves, it might be a bit of a wait.
I bought this kit 2 weeks ago and have cycled 6 of my 9ah flex volt batteries on the new charger it has caused 6 of them to all be faulty and dewalt Australia said cause they no longer in warranty and batteries fail ... 6 in one week . needless to say I have listed my entire dewalt set online and I've bought some makita 40v stuff .
Did you try a different charger?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL have tried multiply chargers and have taken them in to get tested and all Faulty
Dewalt have the worst customer service in this part of the world.
Hey could you please review one of those giant makita planers!
I’ve seen one on social media and think it would be epic on your channel!
Instagram by any chance 😉
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Mabey😏
Love your videos Korg, say hi to Thor for me mate 😉🍻
I don't speak to Thor anymore.
It's changing from 54v to......... 🤣🤣🤣
Grrrr
Can you review the makita dtd172z vs the td172d
Try saying "please", you may get a better responce....... ignorance is no defence for lack of manners......
I really thought about getting this kit but I am on the milwaukee tool line but I like the extremely small tool dewalt is coming out with.
You're allowed more than 1 tool brand.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I get picked on at work because I do have more than 3 😭
Sounds like jealousy.
Very nice review.
Also interesting how you deem the impact driver as superior quality compared to the hammer drill. Here in the states, most reviewers regard the impact driver as lesser quality. I suspect it has to do with the "Atomic" branding it carries in the states as opposed to "XR."
I believe these Powerstack batteries are a test run for DeWalt to work out the kinks and such, and they will include visible amp hour ratings in future releases.
XR means NOTHING. It is the weakest branding of any tool company I know of. All it stands for is "eXtreme Runtime". It's like something a super budget brand would put on there tools to con stupid people.
But the driver in this video had "xr" stickered on it, not the "atomic"...am I missing something? The dcf850 is atomic but this one is xr?
@@slayerspam we will never know what strange things happen in at Dewalt's headquarters lol.
Yes we do....... there shelves are full of 887's and 888's impact drivers that have smoked and been returned........ glad i got the older one.
You said you don't use ANY cordless tools. You are one of the most schizophrenic commenters I've ever had.
Nice review
They list it at its Nominal voltage where you are eh?
They list here in Canada as 60V/20V.
54v/18v everywhere but North America.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Damn marketing ploys!
Yep. But plenty of people fall for it.
I get the voltage being nominal vs maximum, but my question is: why doesn't the US version carry the XR branding?
Yet makita has 12v max and 40v max in the whole world which is actually 10.8v and 36v.
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Batteries are trash no thanks.
If you want to work for longer than between 7 mins and up to 20 mins..... yes, agree.....
Need to work where there's no electricity?...... buy a gennie, problem solved, and you can run a kettle and make a cup of tea, cant do that with batteries.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cordless tools a failed technology, i would have baught a corded hand drill, but nobody makes them, one cant even buy an adaptor for mains electricity....... but you can for the double batteried chop saws.....
Its all a con, buy into batteries that need replacing and chargers or the £350 tool goes in the trash.....
You can boil a kettle for a culpa as there are cordless jugs and microwaves.
Cordles drills are more powerful that's why, but you won't believe it. You can't afford them so you say they're shit. You better get used to it as all hand tools will be cordless soon.
Its equivalent to 5 amp hour they also have a new one thats equivalent 5 amp power cell to 8 amp
Late to the party, busy watching the right result in Christchurch! It’s great we have so many horses for all our courses. I’ve used the DeWALT 12v brushed tools for about 6 years now for technical work. This DCF850 impact has replaced the brushed 12v impact for that work, it’s got a great range of settings for that.
DeWALT❓❗🤔
А как же MAKITA?
I damaged my wrist on my m12 drill
Sue milwookie