Full detail modifying Dewalt DCF850 to 3/8 impact wrench with DCF902 anvil - PART 2 - reassembling.

[@jeffersonmaciel3882]

Excellent video. Congratulations on the care and details. Enviable collection.

[@MOZARTF]

Glad you enjoyed it. The 850 really impressed me after the mod. For sure, it will be my most used impact wrench from now on.

[@abdenourderouazi3898]

That’s an interesting grease. I don’t think it’s available in Canada. I did a lots of reading about the grease that Dewalt uses for there impact « wrench » like DCF894 and apparent lots Molykote G-2008 with moly, but it’s super expensive. So I’m reading about so many other grease brands and their products. One thin they mention is that not greases are compatible, so I need to make sure I clean all the old grease out of I’m gone be replacing it.

[@MOZARTF]

That's an interesting point. It's a good practice to thoroughly clean the original grease before reassembling the tool with a new one. Thanks for your message.

[@hectormendoza4158]

Exelente

[@MOZARTF]

Sou suspeito para falar. Curti muito a 850 para trabalhar com soquetes 3/8.

[@davideduardobarajasdelgado1247]

Maybe you are looking for a DCF923 😉

[@MOZARTF]

The 923 is a fantastic tool. It's the 3/8 brother of the 922 that is shown in this video. They are a befeer line of impact wrench, compared to the 850 that is a subcompact model. For 3/8 sockets, I prefer smaller and lighter models like the 902 and the converted 850.

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Those tools clearly do not work for a living. Mine look three years old after a month of hard use.

[@MOZARTF]

Sir, you're absolutely correct. I don't use my tools professionally, and I really love and care about them. I have electrical tools used 30+ years that looked almost as new. Do you sir use impact wrenchs on a daily basis and could coment about than?

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

@@MOZARTF I have a growing scrapheap of Powertools but being a carpenter only use impact drivers but they don’t last. Avoid Milwaukee!

[@MOZARTF]

@kevinchamberlain7928 as I live in Brazil, the traditional brands here are Bosch and Makita, but Dewalt became a major player in the last few years. Milwaukee don't officially sell their products in Brazil, and their tools prices are prohibitive.

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

@@MOZARTF Milwaukee are not as reliable as the rest of them. It's either Yellow or Blue as far as I'm concerned.

[@nathanialholdridge9507]

Where do you gett the dcf902 anvil

[@MOZARTF]

On Aliexpress.