🔴 DeWalt Atomic vs 12V Xtreme Impact Driver Showdown 🔥
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- DCF801 vs DCF809 - which DeWalt impact driver is the better choice? Jim puts each tool through fastener and drilling tasks to find out! Will the DCF801 Xtreme or DCF809 Atomic work for you? Find out!
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I do like that makita made sub compact tools on 18v platform and others started making the same, it really makes a lot of sense, that you can have smaller and lighter tools like 12v but without any other batteries still 18v, it's awesome,
Very cool video - thank you sir!
Hey Jim great video and lovin the creative intro as always
My first cordless drill and impact set was the brushed dewalt 12v. I got it before 18v or just as 18v came out. I was working at a bmw dealership where everyone had makita. They were all saying why did you get dewalt thats home owner brand. Then when they picked them up and tested them they were very impressed, especially with how comfortable they were because of the ergonomics in the handle, everything else out at the time was pretty much all just straight bulky handles. I used it for a few years before i got into 18v brushless ridgid. A week or so ago i needed to get into a smaller space so picked up the dewalt set. I was making floating shelves with threaded rod into studs, then drilled through stair treads. I ended up using the 12v dewalt set for most of the project because it was so much smaller, lighter, and plenty of power. Couldnt believe the batteries were all still charged and worked after not being used for years. Awesome little set. Was shocked at the power it has for an old brushed 12v set. The dcf815 impact and dcd710 drill.
Had my brushed set since 2015, work well, super comfortable. Batteries also hold a charge after sitting for years too, recently added some new ones with fuel gauges. Cant believe how affordable the new brushless models are on sale too with extra batteries/charger.
12V is under rated. I have them and can attest, they pack a powerful punch for such a small package.
Agreed. My first cordless set was the brushed 12v dewalt. I still have it. Still works great. Picked them up for the first time ina many years a couple weeks ago since i got the 18v ridgid set i havent been using the dewalt, but i needed something smaller so dug the dewalt set out, i was pretty impressed with the power it has. Especially for a little brushed 12v set. The dcf815 impact and dcd710 drill. I ended up using them for a majority of the project because they're so much smaller and lighter and had plenty of power. There was a couple things i used the 18v for because it made it faster then the 12v but it probably could have completed the task, just didnt want to work them too hard if i didnt have
Tip: The 12v batteries (10.8) are handy to have around for other uses. I used mine last week to run my 12v air mattress pump to inflate my mattress in my tent. You can use them to test light bulbs, to keep settings on radio and prevent computer from resetting in car when you pull the battery. Etc, etc ..
Just dont short them out, or drain them dead.
Nicely done amigo! Subscribed.
Welcome!
Great video..keep up the good work…not too shabby and real naaasss like… God bless you & your family too..👍👍👍
VERY NICELY DONE SIR !!! A FEW YEAR'S AGO I WON A ATOMIC SET FROM COPTOOL. I'M A DIYer ON A FIXED INCOME SO I CAN'T BUY EXTRA TOOLS TO COMPARE. I DID HAVE A RYOBI ALREADY THAT I BOUGHT FOR MYSELF THE CHRISTMAS BEFORE THE 5 TOOL KIT. A BIG DIFFERENCE IN POWER. IN REALITY IT MAKES VERY LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN MY CASE. I'M DOING HOME REPAIRS AND SMALL PROJECTS AND NOT CONCERNED IF A TOOL SAVES ME A FEW SECONDS. I LIKED THE COMPARISON BUT LET THE GEEKS READ THE STATS ON THE BOX !!! YOU KNOW THEY'RE GOING TO ANYWAY !!! LOL I WANT TO SEE THE ACTION. LOVE YOU TO COMPARE THE XR AND XTR FROM KOBALT. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS AND VIDEOS RODNEY
I have both of those. The 20v Atomic DCF 809 is more powerful. You will notice it on the larger task stuff. I use the 12 volt more though especially on the smaller delicate stuff. I like the both.
That intro.. gold
Nice review! I have both and use both , as long as you use the right tool for the right job they both do well. I like them for there compactness . They havent let me down yet .
Awesome intro as always
For some reason I have wanted the Atomic for sometime but never pulled the trigger. Now I don't regret that decision.
No regerts. Bro
I have the 20v XR. It's a good quality tool. I just recently picked up the milwaukee M18 fuel.
Damn what a difference!
The craftsman ccmcf820 is a impact driver the cost of it is 169 dollars
Damn you DeWalt. You have so many models and lines I bought a 12v Extreme Kit on accident instead of the Atomic.
I actually really like the Xtreme line in general. Sometimes the lighter tool is the better tool and you don't need brute force.
XR was $99 at Lowe's recently...bare tool. HD will match 👍. Great comparison 🤓👍
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I’m here because of Tools With SoAlz. Love his channel and seen your interview with him. My 1/4 hex impact 12 is on the way
Nice choice! You'll love that tool. And Robert is great, thanks for stopping over!
@@PhillyFixed I subscribed as well! Have a good night
Great video and great shirt. It’s moist!
Yes! I've waited so long for someone to do this! You need the 5ah 12v battery though
I have it, but most people buying a 12V tool probably aren't going to spend $70 on a separate battery. Could always do future tests with it!
@@PhillyFixed I got one when lowes had the free battery deal a while back
@@Leeroy2586 while true, I doubt they're gonna do that any time soon, in my area you can't even buy the 5ah battery from lowes anymore.
@@Kosher3864 shit. I see people sell em for 50 bucks. I've got an extra 1 for sale at that price
@@Kosher3864 I got the recip saw with a free 5ah, and the screwdriver with a free 5ah for $200 bucks about 2 months ago at lowes in colorado springs. Now I just wish ol yellow and black would come out with more 12v stuff. Those little 5ah 12v are amazing in my radio while camping
I love my Atomic set I got from Lowe's for $129. Can't beat it for the price per performance. Good vid!
I had the Atomic impact & drill combo and ended up giving it to my brother in law. The tools aren't horrible but I wanted more out of them.
It did all the work faster than the Extremes in this video? As a NEW DIY'er why is everyone crapping on the Atomic 20V, I'm confused. LOL and I need a table saw, router, and a 4" cicrular saw still. All these damn brands and models and batteries is more confusing than my IT job.
@@MuahMan ima get 12v more compact
I have the 12v I use at work haven’t let me down at all but looking to upgrade
Check out my newer DeWalt vid that compares all of the 20V models!
I really thought the 12V extreme was going to be stronger than the results. Almost sure it would outperform the 20V atomic but I guess I was very wrong. Many of the atomic tools don’t seem underpowered, I’d like to see Dewalt redeem themselves with the new atomics that just released. Even though I’ll be on the look out for new & improved XRs 😎
I have the 12 v xtreme and the m18 fuel impact. I find myself going to the dewalt 90% of the time. Its just a pleasure to use, hangs great on a tool belt super light weight amd awesome for overhead projects
Thats exactly why I bought my 12v xtreme. I want something lightweight I can comfortably use all day.
I keep telling my brother that. He does hvac and uses the 18v ridgid platform. The subcompact set he has is pretty small and fits into a lot of tight places, but the battery is just too bulky. I keep telling him to get a 12v set. Its going to do 95+% of the stuff hes going to need it do and its going to be so much lighter, especially having his hands over his head all day or reaching out when on a ladder. I have a decent amount of the 18v ridgid tools as well, recently i dug out my old dewalt brushed 12v set and bought a few m12 tools. I use the 12v stuff more often now.
The 99.00 kit with free promotional 5ah was an absolute steal
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Nice review.
And that shirt is real nass!
It really bothers me that DeWalt could not keep up with the pace of Milwaukee and their 12V series of tools. If DeWalt had some comparative power to Milwaukee 12v and their huge variety, l would have kept with DeWalt.
I've got the 12v xtreme and they are great for the size. The drill beats the m12 fuel and the impact keeps up with the m12 fuel. And the dewalt is a good chunk cheaper
I'm a Milwaukee owner, and I agree completely. It's just hard to justify another battery platform for one tool.
@@l00nybin I originally got the impact wrench to keep in my trunk. For 99 bucks and an extra 5.0 I said fuck it. The thing is smaller than I thought and almost took it back. But it works great. Made my money back in 1 day doing a neighbors brakes. Works amazing for the caliper bolts. Fits right in and zips out the 12mm bolts
Way more comfortable to use too.
Nice video
Hey Philly Fixed, watched your review. Thanks. Just wondering why you like the 12v Extreme better than the 20V atomic. Wasn't the Atomic faster at everything? I'm a new DIY'er just buying tools and I'm so confused.
First thing to note is that since this video was published, DeWalt released the DCF840 at Lowe's and the DCF850 atomic at Home Depot which are both much, much better than this version of the Atomic. I have a couple vids on those.
As far as these two, the Xtreme is lighter and more compact and while the Atomic was a bit faster, I don't think the power difference makes up for it. Now, my first choice among DeWalt impacts is the DCF840. Lowe's has it with 2 batteries in a kit for $99 right now.
Thanks for watching!
@@PhillyFixed Yay! I chose well. I bought the 840 yesterday on sale from $160 to $99. Trying to decipher all the models is crazy, especially with all the kits and deals. You have to scour the boxes to find out what's actually the box.
The DeWalt 12 v extreme is real nass like!
that shirts real nass like lol but im suprised he offered one with any sort of sleeve
Hey you're T shirt! its reelnasslike!
The reason for the atomic is because Home Depot was having a hissy fit because Lowe's had the extreme line and Home Depot wanted their own so SBD through something together real quick, that said there is nothing wrong with the atomic drill and impact but battery sucks ass put a 3amp compact on the atomic and it wouldn't even be close
An interesting comparison would be the Dewalt 12v Extreme vs the Skil 12v. The biggest problem I have with the Extreme line is lack of tools and their drills are only 3/8” . However, they do have the advantage of a dual 12/20 charger.
I'm with you I really like my 12v XR tools just wish they had a bigger line of tools.
Bandsaw almost out and they just released the better 1/2” impact wrench. Competing with M12 stubby. I wish the line was more expansive or that they would hurry up the roll outs too.
Extreme makes a 1/4in drill
@@BO-hh8mj Yes but Milwaukee and Skil both have 1/2” chucks which is much more versatile. I have an old B&D Matrix system and it still works but with 3/8” chuck I can’t use some of my hole saw or garden planter auger.
@@FunAtDisney I can definitely see why that would be an issue. All my drills are 20v with 1/2in chucks. The only 12v I have is the 12v xtreme impact.
Ive had my 885 brushed impact for atleast 7 years, use it weekly...........just wontdie.....
We need the 12 volt compared to the dcf850 with a powerstack battery.
The 850 will destroy the 12V, even with the black 1.3 on it.
The Atomic Drill & Impact are not worth buying. I do like the other tools. I use the 4 1/2 Circ saw often and the Recip is nice.
Love that saw. It’s super handy for when you just want to make a decent cut quickly without having to pull out the big boy.
It depends what you are doing with them. When i was working as a fleet mechanic for an hvac company doing maintenance and repairs on 60+ trucks and vans, my buddy that was working there and got me the job, he has the atomic set and they do everything he needs them to do. Uses the impact all day everyday and the drill quite often. I was shocked how long those batteries last. Im pretty sure they are 2ah. Last way longer than my ridgid 4ah. Hes never had any problems with them, has been using them daily for years, and they do everything he needs them to do. Im sure they wouldnt be the best set for a contractor and ppl doing heavier duty stuff. But for a home owner and ppl that dont need more power they work just fine.
dmac123 yeah I agree with you you're right though. As a Carpenter, Deck Builder, Trim Worker, Woodworker, Electrician and Welder I'd rather buy the DCF 887 & DCF 888 XR Impact Driver instead. Otherwise the Atomic DCF 809 and The Craftsman Brushless impact driver 3 Speed are about the Same Torque and Almost as the same Price but Home Depot doesn't sell Craftsman so you have to look that tool at Lowe's store.
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Everyone going bigger when I'm going smaller with 12 v xtreme tools and getting same job done without my arm feeling like jello at the end of the day.
Makes me wonder why they don't just resort to using 14500s if they want a subcompact 18v battery when 12v tools only need 3 cells in contrast
My money is on the Xtreme!
Thank you so much for this video متشکرم
That atomic looks the same size as many full force impacts available from competitors. Would not consider that compact whatsoever
Atomic Speed…
…Xtreme Power 🤯
1.3Ah? Couldn't even muster close enough to the 1.5Ah for marketing? "1.5AH MAXX!"
You dont get it, the baiting is more like “1.3, now thats what i call lightweight, perfect to bring up on the roof to install the antenna”.
Orrr 1.0 MINN
when your battery will be old😁
For the average homeowner, that's pretty close in speed. I doubt I'd ever notice a difference.
The only downside to a 12v system is the typical DIY homeowner who only wants one set of tools then has to carry a second set of 20v batteries if they want to expand their tools and buy something like a sander or jig saw. I think the only non impact/drill 12V tool DeWalt offers is the mini recip saw.
They have the impact wrenches and supposed to expand and I saw they were coming out with a 12v bandsaw
@@ianjay4596 Been waiting a while for 12v expansion, but so far nothing from SBD. People can't purchase on speculation. SBD was supposed to role out a V12 Craftsman line two years ago and that never came (you can see compatibility baked into the Craftsman chargers).
I was wondering about that when I saw "V12" printed on their chargers. Hmmm.
@@cup_and_cone I thought the craftsman thing was due to skil? Lowes already has 2 12v tool lines
I also got a free 5.0 ah battery with the 12v xtreme. Wwaayyy better deal. And they both use the same charger
Hopefully they bring that deal back sometime....
@@PhillyFixed I ended up with a few of em. The lowes by me gave me 2 extra when I bought the $150 backpack with drill and sawzall. I still have 2 or 3 unopened. Want 1 for testing purposes? I wont charge you anything and ship it on my dime
@@ianjay4596 I do have one, but I appreciate it!!
@@PhillyFixed cool. I wanna see what the dewalt can do vs the m12 line. I just wish there was a 6.0 dewalt or 5.0 m12 to make it fair, even though the dewalt batteries are a much better design
Why are you applying more pressure on the atomic? Sorry to say, but your tests dont seem fair.
That's not how impact drivers work.
You took a lot longer at handling with the 12 volt my dude
I mean, it only impacted the 5-screw test. The rest were an average of individual runs.
1 to 10 ratio timing
The numbers after the decimal point are in frames, rather than fractions of a second.
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The atomic is such a disappointment. Thing is huge and has no power to make up for it.
A drill would have beat both of them
Extreme. I don't care if it's slower. Its a better made tool. That 809 has always been trash IMO.
Agree! Check out my video from this past weekend if you haven't yet.