I also think these 12v screwdrivers are a big game changer in diy / household maintenance for people who are looking for a drill to just assemble small things around the house
It was a tough decision between this and the Atomic(the 887 costs too much still) and decided to pull the trigger on this today(got the kit $80). My first impressions are very positive, it's so cute and small, smaller than my Makita(XDT11) impact which is already pretty small. I drilled some decent sized holes and tested out a range of screw sizes up to 3 inch. The precision feature is nifty. It's not the fastest little guy. But cool features. Gonna test it some more and see if it's worth keeping. Reviews seemed very positive compared to the Atonic line.
How come the testing for the screwdriver didn't involve driving any screws? Would have been interested to see how it did with different sized fasteners
That screwdriver is basically the same thing as a drill with a hex drive minus the chuck. If you decide to get the Makita 12v set, be sure not to get the entry level set at Home Depot, get the brushless set online.
The screwdriver is deceiving..it almost seems like it runs screws better than the impact..does it?...can't decide on getting the screwdriver or the impact
TIM from Canada my question is for anyone out there. I have the old Dewalt 12v with the post do you know if they make an adaptor to convert the new flat batteries to the old 12 v dewalt
Ryobi needs to update their 12v game. I recently bought the dewalt 12v extreme drill. Waiting on it to arrive from amazon. It would be super cool if Ryobi did a “micro” line. Which would basically be 12v size tools but run off the 18v batteries.
im working overtime at work right now. I had to upload videos I already made cause I really haven't been at home. but test video for Hart is coming tomorrow
You say "A low-end tool like this"... You might not be good with words, but this is actually a high-end tool, meant to cover the low end power spectrum. Trust me; I'm better with tools then you are by a multiple! This is the combination of everything you can wish for in a screwdriver; BL motor, light, clutch, minimalist footprint, amazing ergonomics, low noise, rubber protection all around, fast in-out bit holder. There is nothing left to be desired and there is no comparable on the market at this point. I would skip the drill, if anyone might ask me...
@@ManCaverTools You keep making the same mistake, which lets me believe that you don't speak English. "Low-end" as opposed to "high -end" means that something is of bad quality. Following your logic, a low torque/precision can never be a high-end tool and this is false! Basically in your opinion no small tool will ever be better than large tools... Again, because you must be from overseas somewhere, LO-End = entry level/poor quality ; High-end = High quality/top of the line. There is no relationship between these terms and size/power, ONLY if compared with identical items which under/over perform. Have a nice life!
Cool. That would be perfect for the occasional DIY men out there!! Yes that's at LOWES. I know both Home Depot & Lowes very well. Also I think that would be Great for certain type of professional contractors, electricians, plumbers, etc... for less powered jobs out there to have. Agree 1000% on the Brushless way to go because so many are spoiled now & expect it these days. Even though Brushed is plenty for most & works quite well, it's a mindset now for "Brushless"!! Lol
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I also think these 12v screwdrivers are a big game changer in diy / household maintenance for people who are looking for a drill to just assemble small things around the house
I love them and it is my favorite style tool
I have the DeWalt 12v screwdriver, impact driver and drill. They are great tools for diy guys.
That screwdriver will be a popular tool. I can see the appeal of it now. Just like a drill but smaller with no loud noise.
it is a nice tool
It was a tough decision between this and the Atomic(the 887 costs too much still) and decided to pull the trigger on this today(got the kit $80). My first impressions are very positive, it's so cute and small, smaller than my Makita(XDT11) impact which is already pretty small. I drilled some decent sized holes and tested out a range of screw sizes up to 3 inch. The precision feature is nifty. It's not the fastest little guy. But cool features. Gonna test it some more and see if it's worth keeping. Reviews seemed very positive compared to the Atonic line.
I love 12v tools. I l love the Dewalt Extreme line
I love ur "not too shabby, no too shabby "😉
I thank you Sajid
Just purchased the drill and impact driver combo kit with charger and two 2amp batteries for $149 at Lowes.
not to shabby
I have the set as well.they wrk great
How come the testing for the screwdriver didn't involve driving any screws? Would have been interested to see how it did with different sized fasteners
because they drive them in in less than a second. I randomly do normal screws in my videos and its not worth doing. results end up being 0.98 Sec lol
That screwdriver is basically the same thing as a drill with a hex drive minus the chuck. If you decide to get the Makita 12v set, be sure not to get the entry level set at Home Depot, get the brushless set online.
it still has some power for a 12v
@@ManCaverTools Yep. I use a Milwaukee 12V as my main drill. 12v tools have come a long way.
Not really. The drill has two speeds where the screwdriver doesn’t.
The screwdriver is deceiving..it almost seems like it runs screws better than the impact..does it?...can't decide on getting the screwdriver or the impact
id get the impact if chose one or the other
What are the real world torque numbers on the dewalt?
i have to old dewalt 12v brushed and they work good. hope to update to brushless someday.
they are nice little tools to have
TIM from Canada my question is for anyone out there. I have the old Dewalt 12v with the post do you know if they make an adaptor to convert the new flat batteries to the old 12 v dewalt
Ryobi needs to update their 12v game. I recently bought the dewalt 12v extreme drill. Waiting on it to arrive from amazon.
It would be super cool if Ryobi did a “micro” line. Which would basically be 12v size tools but run off the 18v batteries.
Micro would be a bad ass name for it too, they really need to step up there game big time on the 12v line
For my boy, girl and wife. Perfect
I love 12v systems. and I thank you Louis
Screwdriver is not meant for drilling. Its clutch is meant for torque and for putting in screws on delicate wood like furniture
it makes for a good test though
Good for college dorm
They have those in stock at Lowe’s. Good stuff!
thank you, I don't have a lowes by me
Nice unboxing and test but you can get dewalt at Lowes as well as Home Depot for both the 12 volt and 20 volt systems.
I don't have a lowes by me
Actually, the dewalt 12volt system is only sold at Lowe’s. Lowe’s got the Extreme line and Home Depot got the atomic line of tools.
Would you get the Dewalt 12v screwdriver or the Milwaukee m12 fuel (brushless) screwdriver? Both are screwdrivers but which would you recommend
ui would get the m12 fuel if I were you
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Y que haces con tantas chuladas de herramientas. las envidió...
thank you sir
Dewalt 12 volt tool is good
yes they are and thank you
Your welcome
What happed to reving the hart tools
im working overtime at work right now. I had to upload videos I already made cause I really haven't been at home. but test video for Hart is coming tomorrow
No man should ever refer to tools or, anything that has to do with tools, as “cute” 😂😂
You say "A low-end tool like this"... You might not be good with words, but this is actually a high-end tool, meant to cover the low end power spectrum. Trust me; I'm better with tools then you are by a multiple! This is the combination of everything you can wish for in a screwdriver; BL motor, light, clutch, minimalist footprint, amazing ergonomics, low noise, rubber protection all around, fast in-out bit holder. There is nothing left to be desired and there is no comparable on the market at this point. I would skip the drill, if anyone might ask me...
12v are my favorite tools, this is low end compared to is XR bigger bothers
@@ManCaverTools You keep making the same mistake, which lets me believe that you don't speak English. "Low-end" as opposed to "high -end" means that something is of bad quality. Following your logic, a low torque/precision can never be a high-end tool and this is false! Basically in your opinion no small tool will ever be better than large tools... Again, because you must be from overseas somewhere, LO-End = entry level/poor quality ; High-end = High quality/top of the line. There is no relationship between these terms and size/power, ONLY if compared with identical items which under/over perform. Have a nice life!
Can you make a video on 12v Screwdrivers . Milwaukee, Dewalt comparison
yes I can along with makita and HILTI
Man you crazy , why you need so much drills and impacts if you are not making versus of them ???
I am making versus videos, that's why I have them. im building up my inventory at the moment due the the Black Friday sales
Why didn't you buy them at Lowe's?, you get no warranty through ebay
Ruben Cari I don’t have Lowe’s anywhere near me
@@ManCaverTools Gotcha my friend, home depot is like 5 mins from my home but my closest Lowe's is like 30 mins or 45 depending on traffic
@@ManCaverTools I'm lucky, and my wallet is unlucky, enough to have a Lowes and Home Depot across the street from each other, 5 minutes from me.
@@rcari0687 most stores are 30 min away where I live
Cool. That would be perfect for the occasional DIY men out there!! Yes that's at LOWES. I know both Home Depot & Lowes very well. Also I think that would be Great for certain type of professional contractors, electricians, plumbers, etc... for less powered jobs out there to have. Agree 1000% on the Brushless way to go because so many are spoiled now & expect it these days. Even though Brushed is plenty for most & works quite well, it's a mindset now for "Brushless"!! Lol
yes it is and thank you greg
You could of bought it at Lowes
I don't have a lowes by me
Got ya!