Dewalt hammer drill dcd996 extreme tool test

extreme test of the dewalt dcd996 how will it hold up

[@josh23166]

Mistake #1: tried installing apex with screw on it.. Mistake#2: didn't cinch down the chuck by hand... Mistake number 3: pulling spade bit out with drill in forward mode.. those spade bits have threaded tips lol. For those wondering why we say he doesn't know how to use a drill lmao.

[@hexane8]

Appreciate that you pointed out what was wrong vs "u wrong bro"

[@shariftalukder2399]

Sorry to say, you need proper training on how to use the drill....

[@jakubolszewski1346]

Rt

[@antoniostark4194]

He just wanted to test the power and torke, the drill its much better that...

[@Ashtongonchar]

Lol Ou what a man you are I bet you went to community college to learn how to use your drill! Everyone has to start somewhere I bet you were worse then him when you started with your first big heavy drill

[@CP-kb1du]

With that name you most likely never touched a Tool in your Life

[@311mdub]

For reals.. he’s lucky he didn’t break his wrist.. id hate to see him use an actual corded hammer drill going into a concrete slab.. he’d let the handle drill him in the head, beyond clumsy.. showing Off your cool new $300 drill isn’t cool when you expect to drill into oak with the clutch on one 🤦🏼‍♂️.. hope He bought the insurance for that.. 48 hrs into owning it I’m sure it broke dropping it Onto the concrete.. also drilling 30 different 3/4” holes into hardwood will drain the battery, and yes the drill does get warm.......

[@betterbsure]

The lower the setting, the more torque, the higher the speed, the less torque. It's all about gear ratios, if you were driving your vehicle up a steep hill, you would select a lower gear because it would struggle in high. Likewise, if you want to go fast as on motorways, you'd be in high gear, not the first. Use the DeWalt correctly and it will serve you well, overload it and it won't. Just a suggestion...

[@treesplease4053]

That's not even a test for the 996, the drill is a monster for an 18 (20)Volt. Really glad to see you using the side handle because that drill is more than capable of breaking a powerful man's wrist. An absolutely fantastic power tool in my humble opinion.

[@TinyMuk69]

Jesus take that drill off that guy before he hurts himself

[@kevinking217]

Dewalt will appreciate what you've done for testing this power tool !

[@vladislavtareev9587]

After everything you've done with this stump, you must marry him. An excellent screwdriver, I will buy the same one in the near future.

[@keithchhieng44]

I must have this monster drill. I have Dewalt DCF899 1/2 inch impact wrench...never let me down from Toyota to infamous Honda crankshaft bolt...bolts stand no chance! It’s made in America🇺🇸❤️ I’m impressed!

[@josephdurish2315]

Awesome video dude.

[@noelwhyte9834]

you remind me of when i ask my gf to help me with a task. im an electrician

[@311mdub]

Haha haha lmao! Only dude I’ve ever seen no be able to successfully remove a torx screw.. kiss that chuck goodbye burying the drill like that in the stump...

[@j2elevenj632]

Not only are you drilling through Oak but when you started drilling with the one in Spade at the end you were exerting your body weight into it that's why I got stuck. Test was a bit more aggressive than normal use

[@chanoknant.8235]

thank for this vid (at 3:45) because I have problem about in/out drill bit in Dewalt 996 , But it easy now : D

[@jenniferphillips7265]

4" holesaw, or auger bit self feeding, or 3" hole bit. I've used the old 18v xrp hammer drill for a decade doing just these things. I'm very tempted to do a torque comparison to see if there's actually an improvement. In Europe the government requires Dewalt to give actual torque numbers...

[@promo130]

95 nm

[@mrb4408]

Have you ever used a drill before??

[@guilhermedecarvalho745]

Mr B Can you please explain what he did wrong?

[@311mdub]

@@guilhermedecarvalho745 buying a dewalt drill is whay he did wrong.. should have started with a Bauer from Harbor freight to practice with, or at least an old 14v makita... that much power will injure someone if not himself..

[@NATUREPRABA]

How much performed the drill and how do long the battery life in masonry drilling

[@Zack16Fair]

Just got this drill today in a combo set with the 60v circular saw for an unbelievable price. Came in that large tstak box. For the price I got it for it's better than any Black Friday deal.

[@djjohnnymix]

@Zack16Fair where did you find that combo? Been keeping an eye out for it. Does Depot still have them hanging around clearanced out or something?

[@Zack16Fair]

@@djjohnnymix I found it in the clearance section and it was the only one there. I'm lucky I found it honestly. Have no regrets buying it lmao

[@discounttools8940]

that was a great deal. Thats how i got this drill as well

[@Zack16Fair]

@@discounttools8940 how much did you pay?

[@discounttools8940]

@@Zack16Fair i got it for 280 but have heard some people have gotten it for 200

[@hexane8]

Jumped through, all wood, no concrete? Tryna figure out if I need one of those sds rotary hammers or if I can do a DeWalt 996

[@coolestspott69]

hello what would be the main difference with a 18v 5ah battery? in india most of the Dewalts come in 18v

[@newbluerugby]

So it amazing or does it overheat?

[@georgedavall9449]

...@ 4:26 “I think I buried it!” LMAO says it all 🤔🙄😁😂🤣✌🏻

[@warrenfogleman9962]

Yeah I know a lot of carpenters and professionals that drill through the end grain in a log. Driving in through end grain is easy

[@Scewthaworld]

Can you please make another video testing Dewalt hammer drill on cement??

[@eginteractive]

One of the main reasons the thing is torquing out a lot is that you don't have the workpiece properly secured. Another reason is you're using too much down pressure, which causes the bit to wobble. It bites the wood and doesn't break the chip (like it's supposed to), leading to the "helicopter effect" (with the drill itself or the workpiece). Also, with spade bits you need to retract the bit from time to time to clear away the chips so they don't cause the bit to bind up. I have this same drill, and it does have an insane amount of torque, but it's not a huge problem if you're using it correctly. I understand that it's an "extreme tool test" but most drills will torque out like that if you use them the way you are.

[@offreal]

Extreme!

[@DiligentDave1966]

3" T25 fasteners don't impress me. A subcompact drill can do that. By the way, you should have kicked it down into speed one the first time it cut out. That's probably why you destroyed it.

[@adamanderson2683]

Hey bud, you seem to have good intentions in displaying the power of the drill, however your lack of experience really has us shaking our heads at your somewhat foolish Behavior, if I could rate you an even lower score then a single downvote, I would in an attempt to save others from what I've been through

[@irekmikolaj8417]

Jaki cel jest wkręcanie całej głowicy wiertarki do drewna?? Bo jakoś tego nie ogarniam co to ma udowadniać

[@kristiandawe85]

I wouldn't use that drill with anything less that a 5ah battery, I have the dcd996 and use it most with a flexvolt batteries and it's been amazing.

[@XTLCE]

And yet somehow Dewalt has managed to make a even more powerful one with the Dewalt DCD998

[@DargorV]

998 is made in china just saying that alone would make me pick 996

[@311mdub]

Dcd999 has more power behind it especially when a flexvolt 6-9ah battery is being used.. a 60v drill will blast thru nearly anything if used correctly

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@DargorV Don't let the label fool you. The 996 is assembled in America, but it has a lot of Chinese parts.

[@bankhead39]

Yea it’s a very powerful drill and you’ll learn to use it better but the drill more than likely shut down because of the way you was pulling those paddle bits out , that’s not the proper way and put alot of strain on the drill ..lol I was looking like noooooooo🤦🏽‍♂️

[@thevalenkiband]

Оу, тест на сверление трухлявого пня вдоль волокон? Подписка и лойс, бро.

[@user-fl2ox6qi8m]

Круто так держать.

[@edwinmorales5636]

This is you first toys 🤔

[@guilhermedecarvalho745]

So, can we please have an update there on the ending? Did the drill come back on or did it stop working? I bought a a brand new DCD996 and attempted to drill a 3/4” hole with a 17” auger bit and the drill died on me. I would press the trigger and it would not come on, even with a fresh battery. I returned it, bought another one and the same thing happened: after 5 mins of drilling, the drill died on me. I used it on Speed 2. Did your drill come back on?

[@guilhermedecarvalho745]

Did the drill come back on or not? Please let me know. I see you liked my comment.

[@omarrojas665]

@@guilhermedecarvalho745 you have to use #1 speed to drill up wood. If you want to make Holes in speed 2 or 3 do it on concrete that guy cannot use it you can. Fuck up the drill or yourself if you have no experience doing that

[@discounttools8940]

@GUILHERME DECARVALHO sorry but the drill did die doing video about it

[@Ironbuket]

Ive seen other reviews mention them overheating and stopping, but I think it is the battery packs rather than the drill. Slap on a new battery and you should be able to carry on. There are lots of different capacities for the batteries, the larger ones will cope better. Sometimes the batteries that come 'free' with the drills are the cheaper 4Ah ones instead of 5Ah. He mentions it is a 4Ah battery at 1:49 . I’ve seen comparisons of 4AH vs 5Ah and there is a difference in performance on the same drill. It isn’t just about how long they will last before going flat. I skipped through most of the video so didnt catch if he was deliberately using high speed for screws as some kind of test, but normally you would use the lower speed. High speed = less torque and low speed = high torque, as others already mentioned.

[@discounttools8940]

@@Ironbuket i do believe the failure was with the battery not cutting out to give the drill relief. I have done the same test with the Makita hammer drill and the battery protection kept it from overheating. The Dewalt is just to stupid to quit.

[@ivanaltamirano2009]

LA BATERIA DEBE TENER POCOS AMPERES POR LA FORMA DE COMPORTARSE, CON MUCHO MAS AMPERES ES MÁS POTENTE.

[@ivanivanov-rc2kv]

Dewalt big power

[@wandamyers8674]

Lol what are you doing?? Put it on hammer an go through concrete?

[@juliofontes7222]

damm your gonna brake your fingers 😂

[@snikery121]

Really don't understand how speed:torque works huh. Speed 1: max torque Speed 2: good balance of speed and torque Speed 3: max speed but lacking torque. Also put that thing down before you snap your wrists.

[@mairajsamad]

Yeah right!!over heating issue after few holes seriously? you simply not using a trigger properly, clearly you need some classes on how to use dewalt drill correctly....

[@jsoto20870]

I got that model and returned it because all 3 speed settings did the same, the torque settings were very inconsistent. I felt like the power was great but settings performance was the worst ever in my personal experience.

[@311mdub]

Sounds like you should stick with your harbor freight Hercules or Chicago electric NiCad 14v drills then.. I’ve had this same 996 and currently a 999, things a beast when used properly.. hammer drilling is meant for concrete not wood. It used correctly this tool is very powerful and worthwhile.. try the flexvolt 999.. that will blow thru damn near everything assuming you have the right bits

[@ronbeton1999]

Compare it to the Milwaukee M18 Fuel

[@DiligentDave1966]

The gen 3 and 4 fuel will beat it.

[@alekpop1625]

Never stop buton

[@edwinmorales5636]

For take out put in reverse 🤦‍♂️ 😂😂😂😂

[@XTLCE]

Actually you just scratched the surface of it's true power with a 4ah battery. If you had used the 8ah xr battery it will improve the performance a lot. It works better than the flexvolt.

[@fofal]

i fucked this drill up after a year of use lol but i was always using speed 3 no matter what. Maybe thats why...

[@user-oj6kx3pd1k]

این چه کاریه میخاد دریلو هم بکنه تو تنه ما تو حسرت یه همچین ابزاری برای کارمون هستیم اینا براشون سر گرمیه مثل اسپاپ بازی میمونه براشون

[@markagajanian5059]

Dude! learn how to use a drill. Do not bury the drill bit. Take the drill back

[@kjmeljuga]

I might be talking out of my ass here but shouldn’t he be running it in reverse when he’s trying to pull the bit out

[@311mdub]

Normally yes, but with the chuck buried in the wood he might loose his bit.. thus why you don’t bottom out the drill... 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jeffreyelliott1000]

Had to put a like on this. 😂

[@legendarypillow1450]

Dude, unless you want to break your wrist/ribs, be safer

[@patriciagantz377]

This kit is no longer available.

[@DiligentDave1966]

You can get this drill with the DCF887 impact driver in a combo.

[@battsy2911]

That is too much tool for you to handle. Try 4v screw drivers first.

[@alekpop1625]

Unexperiensed man

[@Michael-fw5ef]

Inexperienced man, not unexperienced man.

[@chrishoulihan427]

So painful to watch

[@cristianodaleci4316]

That guy is crazy he will kill himself😎

[@j2elevenj632]

Bro go back to painting butterflies

[@zooroo6326]

لاتجيد استخدام هذا الدريل

[@jayahldanac9998]

And that's how you destroy the motor under 5mins of using it, this guy didn't even know how to properly use a powertool .. is this supposed to be a review or a torture .. man!

[@akaredcrossbow]

It’s a hammer drill! At least do some testing in some masonry! If I want to drill into wood all day long then there’s no reason to buy a hammer drill! Come on!

[@tirtatirta]

Thats not the way to dril a hole 😱

[@mmmurdo]

Sorry but this is painful to watch buddy

[@MrKENFONG]

Learn how to use a drill first

[@user-fl2ox6qi8m]

Рукожопппппп

[@JMackyD18]

This guy don’t know how to use a drill.

[@NickHaus683]

You are clearly not a handy man