DeWalt DCD800B & DCD805B Review || Dr Decks
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- What are these newer drills from DeWalt and are they worth an upgrade?
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The 'B' as in 805B just stands for 'bare tool'- i.e. one sold without a battery or anything. No difference between that and just the same number without a B at the end. Same exact tool. I recently bought a 7 tool combo, and it included the 805- I love it! It's a beast in a small package! So glad I paid a little more and went with DeWAlt instead of DIY/mid-grade...absolutely no regrets. Helps me get jobs done SO much faster, and all the power I need; and the batteries last a long time between charges. Well worth the extra money.
Is it the 7 combo kit from Lowe’s? How much did you pay if you don’t mind me asking? Reason I am wondering because I am looking at that kit and I have seen someone get it for $245 on a great clearance deal couple of weeks ago.
@@patricmason9091 I paid $580 for mine, on sale and with a special discount. Best price now is around $649. You're NOT going to get this kit for $245 unless something's seriously wrong with it. When I got mine I had to drive a ways because everyone was out of stock, even online. They go fast 'cause they're a good deal. All the good stuff- no junk/filler- a good 5Ah batt. + a powerstack batt. Grab one if you can before they're gone again, 'cause it's hard to find a good kit like this that includes all the good stuff.
Excellent review, mate! The comparison & decision is because of your candid comparison. Thanks.
Even though I own 3 other dewalt drills! I had buy this new one. Love my dewalt tools.
The Metabo HPT Impact light works as the New DeWalt i.e can be switched to stay on.
Didn't seem any good on hammer drill.
Thank you for the video!
I have both. I’ve had the 800 longer. Both haven’t let me down, and I don’t think they will. Both are built like tanks.
Thanks for info, must get me one of these
The light stays on for 15 or 20 min can't remember the specific. The XR mid drills these replace, do the same thing. They light just doesn't swivel.
🤚🏻I’m always trying to get a little more drill bit! I wish it was easier to find some good twist bits that are 5-6” long
I have one and love it .
Great review, thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.
805 is little longer than 800 necause of the impact hammer in the gear box... With few differet price, I prefer to buy the 805... Thank you for sharing, Doc 👌🏼😁
Just ordered the 805. Can't wait to get my hands on it
You always have such high quality content, keep it up!
Thank You!
I have yhe 805 and its a beast. But i really wish i had one of those batteries yu have there
With DeWalt drills, after you tighten as hard as you can to the right, you click it to the left to lock it.
This isn't true, the click you hear is actually the chuck unlocking the pawls. If this was true then they'd mention it in the manual. Direct quote from manual: 'tighten securely by grasping and rotating the chuck sleeve 7 clockwise with one hand while holding the tool with the other. When the chuck is nearly tightened you will hear a clicking sound. After 8-12 clicks the chuck is securely tightened around the accessory.'
Thanks for sharing the know&how! What’s your opinion on impact drivers? The DCD805 can be had as set with one impact driver (no price advantage), and I wonder why you’d need both.
Because a lot of people use the impact driver to drive fasteners, and the drill as a drill only.
@@DiligentDave1966 Thanks Dave. 10 months later I have a rotary hammer, drill, impact, and dedicated driver. ;-) Also, in Germany, most people have just one item. We don't work as much with wood. So it's also a "cultural" thing, imitating friends.
@@EditioCastigata Many times, there is also a price advantage to buying the combo, especially when you consider the price of the extra battery and the impact driver if purchased separately.
@@EditioCastigata By the way, there are still plenty of carpenters in America who don’t use impact drivers.
Those are the old school guys that just got used to doing everything with a drill.
First time deck rebuilder here (I am not redoing my framing, but redoing decking, railing and short run of stairs). I had heard that having too powerful a drill is bad because I will drive screws in beyond flush. For a person with no practice, do you think I should be fine on speed 1 and not rushing? I am using Azek decking. But I also need to attach railing posts and stairs. Thanks for this review!
For the most part, a powerful drill will have a clutch and you can use the clutch to keep the drill from over driving the screws and bolts. Choose a low clutch setting to allow you to set the screws close to the desired height.
It’s always good to start slow until your comfort level increases. Then you know when to step it up.
Best of luck!
I would go for a impact driver, that’s what they are made for, always get the right tool for the job and you won’t go wrong, drills where never made to be drivers, but they can double as one.
Thanks!
Just an fyi these chucks lock the bit but tightening down then screwing the opposite direction. You’ll call a distinct click or clunk and it won’t come undone.
Great vid!
Is there any reason why you wouldn't use the hammer mode when driving in the fastener? Doesn't it work as an impact driver in that mode?
No, it's not similar, the combi drill has rotational impact type and the impact driver has straight impact type.
The hammer mode is more like tapping the back of the drill with a hammer, which helps chisel apart stone-like materials. An impact driver or impact gun instead applies that hammering motion to progressively twist the fastener, more like hitting or kicking a tire iron to break a lugnut loose.
So basically the only time you ever want to use hammer mode is for concrete, tile, or brick. Otherwise it's best to use the drill mode (with or without the clutch).
This item not available in India how can buy please comment the link
🚨🚨 DCD 800 , comes with hammer option? thanks for video 🙏
The intro ticket joke got my sub
Got Makita today an HDepot. Going out the door I notice the box been opened. I turned around walking to the returns desk. Further investigation found batteries on the drill/drivers installed. Batteries switched/failed/IDK. Walked back to tool isle and got atomic Dewalt DCF850 Buyer Beware at HDepot.
Wow! Compact drills, with those honking FlexVolt batteries! Silly man, but i still likes ya!
Drdecks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You Da Man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I do it all of the time and I never have enough length
He explains the function of the chuck like kamala Harris explains where Ukraine is on a map. I did like and subscribe though just wanted to make that joke lol
I love DeWalt
If it twist your wrist, you are holding it wrong. Frame the grip against your forearm so you can feel the torque, but protect yourself against breaking your wrist when hitting a knot. Especially when working overhead.
What is your favorite drill and tool maker in general?
Looks like you are not a big fan of bitholders.😁
The drill was actually a SDS plus drill bit. I never put one of these into my DCD, since you could damage the drill for the usage in a hammer drill like the DCH172.
Hello Friend! please tell me what article or the exact name of the new magnet that can be used in this tool, it is larger and longer, thanks!)
Love your videos. I think they are great but to properly lock the chuck you tighten my hand like you demonstrated, then you have to move the chuck back one click. This fully locks in your bits. Hope this makes sense, all love, keep going man.
Thats actually not correct. Just to let you know. Thanks
@@arthurdaley895 you clearly have stuff to learn about these drill chucks 😂😂
@@Roffepuck I've taken these drills apart I can confirm that there is no lock feature by turning it back a click. Its simply not the case. Thanks.
Is dcd800 able to drill on wall, brick, or even concrete??
You can drill bricks and soft materials, but it has difficulty in drilling columns and concrete. 805 also has impact, but such products should not be used for drilling columns. You must have a rotary hammer to drill columns. Even though 805 has an impact hammer feature, it is not effective and screams a lot. work of column drilling pneumatic breakers
2:38 the new "peeling skin" test
Is the 805 newer than the 999? Also have you/ do you own the 999? I figure it'd be better since you have flexvolt batteries.
The 805 replaces the 796. The 999 is Dewalts flagship drill. It hasn't been replaced yet.
The 800 will cut out and get hot if you push it a little. At least mine did, and that’s why I returned it. The power is a little overrated, and the body is a little too small to dissipate heat properly.
I got the hammer drill one (not that that means anything) and I drill through studs and top plates with it all the time. After 20-30 mins of drilling with an auger bit and then I let it rest when it’s hot.
But I do cover up the airflow with my hand for more leverage which heats it up really fast
@@haydenjohnson1520 It's possible that I got a bad unit. Personally, I would get the 996 if I was looking for something in that power range. It's not as powerful as the 998, but it's also smaller and lighter. The body is bigger than the 805, so it dissipates heat better.
I know a lot of people like the 800 and 805, though, so I won't talk trash about them. It's too bad that I had a bad experience with the 800 because Home Depot had the 805 on clearance for about $80, as a bare tool, a while ago.
Compact driver, but akku ~2kg?
My drill my toolbox my half inch square drive lugnut sockets, my sander and planer all all dewalt
805 is good ❤
Tenga cuidado se puede arrancar la piel de la mano
True ! I did
If you tell me how you got your hands on one i will subscribe immediately n like n maybe press the bell after a check out more of your vids
DeWalt sent them to me.
Dang i was hoping i can somehow get them now too but i made i promise lol you now have one more subscriber ill also check out the rest of your vids to see if i wana see all your uplaods cuz this vid was pretty helpful hope all others are too so i can press the bell too not just subscribe
@@drdecks also any knews on the official release date? I herd end march then sometime in april now its middle of may and still nothing please tell me they gave you an official release date that you forgot to mention
drills are made for drilling holes. if youre driving fasteners you shouldnt be using a drill..... thats what impact drivers are for.
You need to turn the chuck backwards one click after ratcheting it, to lock it.
Just an FYI
I’m a professional did he say???
And wow, no replies, or likes to those whom DO SUBSCRIBE!?!? Wazzup with that Dr?
Hell ive had my dcd780 uppercut me in the jaw once or twice
좋은데 넘 비사서 구입하기 힘듭다.
Quit calling number 1 setting "slow", It's "low"! Hence why you have more torque.
This guy refers to himself as a professional and immediately after, locks the bit off center, as he is literally giving a lesson on how to use a chuck.
Or just get the top of the line and you wouldn't have to worry about it not being powerful enough for most things your gonna do around the house
Inpo😇🤣++$##
40 % more than what? Watt?
"Because im a pro" what a jerk
So you claim you're a pro, but you don't even know how you "lock in" the chuck. 😂😂
I'll tell you, but I'm not even a pro like you...
You tighten the chuck, then reverse it a little bit til it clicks. Then it's locked in.
90 NM POWER TORQUE IS EXCELLENT