I can tell by this video you are a yellow FAN BOY it’s obvious!

I have the quick eject impact and only have the stacked batteries. I feel like the slowest speed when feathering the trigger has too much torque for driving standard screws, it kinda likes to destroy bits. Anyone else experienced this and would a non stacked battery solve this?

Bune scule de la Flex pare mai bunică Bosch

Falta worx 260nm de torque

i'm interested why you say you wouldn't/shouldn't use an impact driver for loosening stuck or tight bolts? I work on bikes and in the past I've had to use an impact driver to loosen the bottom bracket cups and it works pretty well. Granted they probably weren't tightened to 400flbs of torque but it's something that i couldn't loosen by hand with a regular ratchet.

I got the 809 two months ago for pretty cheap ($100 including tool, 2Ah battery, charger and carrying bag) and was considering upgrading to the 845, but honestly I think I'll stick with the 809. It's not the absolute best but it should work for everything I throw at it, which honestly isn't much.

This shoule be the standard for tool batteries. Tell the name brand tool companies how you don't like the "inkjet printer cartridge" ponzi scheme bu buying these batteries instead.

Máy khoan điện Makita lý tưởng cho người châu Á do kích thước nhỏ gọn, giúp chúng dễ dàng xử lý. Chúng được biết đến với độ bền, tỷ lệ hỏng hóc thấp và phụ tùng thay thế sẵn có

Very good job 👏

I can tell you from experience. The DeWalt or Milwaukee drills can’t actually do that. I have a $56 craftsman impact drill and it drove 40 8 inch lag bolts into hardwood bed frames and neither the DeWalt or Milwaukee could and it was the stubbies like you have here.

Awesome video

This was amazing, can tell a lot of work went in to it. However, the biggest decision on picking one is if your a fanboy and what color you like, LOL! I had a Hercules and it failed after busting two nuts on a rear bumper. Nothing torqued to any crazy spec. Herc also has a strong spring, hard to adjust speed from slow to fast. Ended up going XTR after some deals at Lowes. I like the XTR better despite missing some creature comforts. Lowes deals were too good to pass up.

I'd buy it, thank you for the information

love dewalt every day ❤

Id like to see the brushless models.

Makita is like having a Honda 😆

I had this one, didn’t ever work, got another one. Didn’t ever work. These are trash.

I think you could put both on here, and simplify what you do. How YT handles the algorithm may be the decidng factor, though.

Not sure how that collect adaptor didn’t snap clean off it if it was pushing 450ft lbs

This presentation introduces yet another proprietary battery platform, which seems like a reinvention of the wheel rather than a practical solution to the issue of proprietary systems. While the technology may be well-executed and feature good-quality components, the underlying approach adds another layer of complexity instead of addressing the core problem. What we truly need is a simple, cost-effective adapter pack for all major brands that can be manufactured at scale - think a universal plastic converter with reconfigured contact points. This would break the proprietary system by adapting to it rather than replacing it with another proprietary model. Such an adapter could be produced inexpensively, potentially in China, for as little as $1 each, making it accessible to a wider market and solving the interoperability problem without introducing a new standard. In essence, the focus should shift from creating new proprietary platforms to innovating ways to bridge existing ones, enabling seamless compatibility and reducing waste and cost for users.

Really enjoyed this video. I have a suggestion for the automated test where you have the tool tied down. I like the idea, but i think you need to level the head of the tool to be perpendicular with the surface youre screwing into. The Milwaukee, dewalt, and flex all do this naturally because their base plate is roughly parallel to the head, so they stand with their rotating axis perpendicular to the surface theyre drilling into when not held by hand. And they all ended up at the top of the results of that test. If you look at the ridgid for example in that test but also several other brand which are lower, the screw is pointed on an angle. I believe this might be why as you said in the video, the ridgid and Hercules fell behind in this test.

Garbage. I kept mine in the original box and packaging after use. I charged it once a month. Every time I did need it something wouldn't work properly after ward, first the inflator and then the jumper. The USB charge and AC still work fine. I Contacted DeWalt about a warranty, repair or exchange and they refered me to some company they outsourced the product and product warranty to.

lights are in a stupid spot 😒 other than that the 4 tool kit(drill,impact,large recip saw,light,4ah batt/charger) with 2 free tools is unbeatable. grabbed the max because the xtr drill and impact was sold out. i got an sds and 1 handed recip saw for the 2 free tools. they also have a $99 deal with 2ah + 4ah batt/charger that comes in a casestack tooolbox and i got the rolling tool box as a free tool with that 👌 cut a bunch of 8" pvc at work today with the 1 handed recip did great

Does not explain how to charge the jump starter to use

Bought one, got it to work within 3 min. Moved the fence all the way back and all angles lined up. This vid is painful to watch.

Jim, and/or any other viewers who might know... does the size of the nut used on the nut busting test affect how tight the nut is given the measurement of how much torque was applied? For example, if you have a 3/4" nut torqued with a torque wrench to 100ft/lbs vs a 1-1/2" nut torqued to 100ft/lbs, would the impact wrench need more power/time for one of them or should both nuts require the same amount of power/time to loosen? I ask because my SUV lugs are 3/4" and the specs say torque them to 90ft/lbs. I have the Makita XDT14 with a 5ah battery (rarely used because I use 12v tools more often) and it can't loosen those nuts even if I give it 15 secs. I was disappointed because I've seen several vids from different KZbinrs who showed that it could easily do at least 100ft/lbs. But the KZbinrs all use a larger nut/bolt than what's on my wheels. I even bought the Hyper Tough 20v compact impact wrench which was touted to be surprisingly powerful by Torque Test Channel and Shop Tool Reviews, and that had trouble loosening my 90ft/lb tightened lug nuts and needed 7 or 8 seconds before it could turn the nut. And my lug nuts aren't rusted because I do rotate my tires every 6 months (I loosen them with a breaker bar). The only thing I could figure is that 90ft/lbs of torque applied to a 3/4" nut is going to tighten it a lot more than the same ft/lbs applied to a 1-1/2" nut. But I have no idea if that's right.

why some dcd800 are 18v and some 20v?

Don't see the IR maybe its not so easily available, the R5153 is a great allrounder tool with industry standards no one knows. IR is used in the industry and not in shops.

Несколько странно читать восторженные отзывы обладателей инструмента за период профессионального использования более 10 лет. Инструмент типа импакта/ шуруповерта/перфоратора при интенсианой эксплуатации - это всего-лишь расходный материал. Ведущие роизводители обеспечивают более менее сопоставимые технические характеристики подобного инструмента. Далее - вопрос личного предпочтения по эргоноиике, дизайну, сфере применения и привязанности к той или иной симтеме брэнда. У любого производителя есть удачные и не очень модели. На мой взгляд, по критерию цена/качество/ компактность из представленных моделей выигрывает Dewalt 850.

this is the stupidest test I ever seen you literally put on the bottom of the video that they’re all running at different voltages 😢

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Dewalt dcf887 bende var süper

I think the solution is to use DeWalt next time not KoBalt.

4:10 i personally don’t believe in the click back hype lol. The only issues Ive ever had with drill chucks, metal or plastic, ratcheting or not has actually been being too tight. Everything from my 3/8 b&d with a non-ratcheting plastic chuck,old dewalt with plastic ratcheting, my makita with metal ratcheting chuck. Never had an issue with the chuck letting go, and I never click back lol

It’s a wonder this guy didn’t break a bit… Why are you pushing on them so hard?

Nothing wrong with that piece man, hell what do you expect from a battery powered hand drill...

It is best to buy power tools compatible with batteries in the CAS system kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnOknayAqdd_Zrc or AMPShare system kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5O5YZudmqmblbc

But how does that leave expansion and contraction gaps.......whut happens in the hot er snowin weather?

With the over sized wood bore they definitely were not the same , both the Dewalts out performed the milwalkie

Cool. I guess I get the 173 because it's on sale. :D Anyways, I'd be interested how long does a battery last in each. Maybe when the next model arrives. Thanks.

What about the m12 impact? How does it stack up to these others?

I have been using this unit quite a bit since purchase actually. Power went out a couple times here in the city and when that happened I was easily able to plug in my pc and phone to charge while I did what I had to. Also, I tried to plug in a vacuum into it so I could clean my car recently, there it did not work. Would start and then shut off. To much power required I guess. I have jump started multiple cars and also have used the check alternator and tire inflation features and they both work absolutely fine, usb hardly gets used but that’s because everything is usb c now so that feature is almost useless on this unit, but I think there’s an upgraded version of this unit if my memory serves me right. About the same price, same model number, just now called “DXAEPS14 Type-2” Only complaint I have about the type 1 unit is the burning smell I get sometimes, when in use, a slight burning plastic scent lingers. Kind of like when you use a new appliance for the first time, that smell. All that said…ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND! Ps, I read in the manual that you have to charge to full once a month.

Kool, I love my Hercules

Would be nice if a test like this has all the newest and latest models each brand has to offer. The Bosch one is pretty old (3-4 years) and there is already a way better model.

"Let's bust some nuts" 😏 my man lol

Bosch have new and alot better out now

Love the test rig you made for driving screws. Seems way more consistent than doing it by hand.

had an 887 for years, and have never felt the need for an upgrade. I like the idea of the 850 just because it's so small. but i've never really needed an upgrade. the 887 has never felt low on power or unable to drive a long screw deep.

idk if the weight test was fair since every time the bungy will act different

Ez nem.jó teszt 2025-ben. Van jobb erősebb gépe is a Bosch-nak. Nem releváns így a teszt.