🔴 NEW DeWalt Drill is IMPRESSIVE! 💥 DCD800

[@akaredcrossbow]

Just picked up the Dewalt DCD805 hammer drill today. I haven’t had time to use it yet, but it’s nice and compact. Just like the DCD800 it’s built like a tank. Dewalt is definitely stepping up their game.

[@alexandergonzales9109]

Hola te pregunto hoy día estas satisfecho con la adquisición y si tuvieras que elegir entre el que tienes y el dcd 791 cual escogería? Muchas gracias

[@Faigh_as]

@akaredcrossbow how is it holding up. I'm thinking of buying it

[@akaredcrossbow]

@@Faigh_as it’s still going and it gets abused most of the time. It’s fast drilling holes in concrete, brick and cement. Best drill that I have used, even better than my Milwaukee imo and Makita 40v. It’s definitely a good purchase.

[@akaredcrossbow]

Thank you for the video! Just picked up the DCD800 yesterday and it was definitely what I was looking for paired with the Atomic DCF850. Being compact it’s a little on the heavy side, but it’s solid, built like a tank. I was going to wait for the DCD805 hammer drill, but I like my Milwaukee 2804 hammer drill for hammer drill tasks, it works the best for me. I also have the DCD996, 796, 791, Makita XGT hammer drill, and the Milwaukee 2804 hammer drill. The new DCD800 is now my favorite.

[@Crimsonvandal]

That’s a lot of platforms bro!

[@akaredcrossbow]

@@Crimsonvandal It is lol. I just feel like some platforms perform better than others, and some platforms offer specialized tools that others don’t, and that’s how it happened.

[@jonathansherwood5841]

Looks like DeWalt has done it right on this one! Thanks for the testing, it was well done.

[@brianf9619]

Right now (4/20/24) you can buy the dcd800 in a Kit with the 1.7ah Powerstack Battery for $169.00 , thats an Awesome Deal , great show Philly ....👍🖖

[@txboy2548]

That DeWalt is a beast…. I just bought one and can’t wait to try it out

[@TheSirPotato]

I use my 791 with a 6ah and I manage to get a 1in speedbore through 2x4s pretty easily

[@michaelleftwich8186]

Have a new DCD791. First "namebrand" drill/ driver i've ever had. Used it once, GREAT!!.

[@groundcontrol6876]

Looks like the Flex has the most power, followed closely by that new Dewalt. I'd get the Dewalt just cuz I love their dang black n yellow so much and because I have other Dewalt tools that have done well by me for yeeears so I know they're great quality.

[@shaun4298]

And the Flex just has big ass batteries. DCD800 is a brute.

[@jasonvandervalk3679]

I love my dewalt drills Im finally getting my hands the dcd800 today.

[@akaredcrossbow]

I’m definitely a tool color buyer. Black n yellow doesn’t have to be the fastest or most powerful, but it’s definitely the best looking, even when it’s beat up like most of my Dewalt tools. Milwaukee red is ok, but fades to a pink color if you use them in the sun a lot.

[@6548ww]

I am very impressed with the dcd800 results I will put this on my to get list in (bare tool only) I have enough batteries and chargers fantastic review

[@ProxyFinal]

I always wanted to share this info with you. You can now get the new triple hammer impact driver from Metabo HPT that was released in Japan. Got mine yesterday and it's really small on the head. I think it would be interesting if Metabo HPT made a 1.5 amp battery as I am so used to having those smaller batteries. I think they can definitely do it. Not a knock at XGT, but they are really expensive when compared to other brands. I have been switching most of my Makita 18v tools to Metabo HPT just keeping the track saw with a few other Makita tools that I love.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Dewalt is the ultimate hit or miss manufacturer. This drill looks like a hit.

[@Lee-lb9qh]

Lol this guy 🙄 stfu go back to your dad's garage

[@craighatch3221]

It’s been 95% hit for me, I’ve changed most of my power tools to Dewalt.

[@markm0000]

I hate how they have tools that look identical but absolutely suck in performance sold right next to each other. Whoever is in charge of marketing sucks.

[@hinnmanfamily]

​@@markm0000they could at least explain how they're supposed to compare to each other in their marketing

[@tangodown2721]

The flex isn't a bad drill they were trying to best milwauke and they did on this offering. Dewalt just came out of left field and put out an awesome drill.

[@lightshine6044]

5:30 What is the model number of Milwaukee drill? Thanks

[@PhillyFixed]

It''s the 2701-20

[@interman7715]

I think the Atomic did well for a light compact drill ,not that far behind 791 !!!! The 800 is outstanding imo.

[@chrisvaiuso6010]

My 791 has been a work horse for me. But one disappointment with it was that since day 1, the chuck was not straight. I came to find this is a common issue. Not so bad for general carpentry, but if I was using tek screws often or doing fine woodwork, I would have taken it back. I hope they fixed that on this one and I'll be looking for it in the fall.

[@PhillyFixed]

Oh wow, I haven't noticed any issues on mine... I guess it wasn't one of the ones made on a Friday 😅

[@pflaffik]

Chuck was not straight and it is a common issue? How can you use any small drillbits? You should have returned it at once, thats a huge dealbreaker. People say Makita XGT is expensive but we dont have to deal with defective products so im starting to think Makita is cheapest afterall.

[@nanogaming7949]

My 791 does the same thing, chuck appears to be off center on the spindle. The issue on mine is slight and doesn't really get in the way of things. I've used 5 other models from Dewalt at some point and none have had this problem.

[@chrisvaiuso6010]

@@pflaffik my tools were stolen by a junkie and I needed to buy a bunch in a hurry. The 791 works good for the job that I was doing and by the time that job was done it looked pretty well used. The few times that I needed to drill a small hole I used a bit that was slightly smaller than what I actually needed and that worked out pretty well.

[@chrisvaiuso6010]

@@pflaffik fit and finish of Makita is often better than DeWalt but being able to use my flex volt batteries for my 20 volt system has saved my ass more than once. It was a tough call for me when I was deciding which tool line to use. It came down to Makita or DeWalt and there are times I wonder if DeWalt was the right decision.

[@willng34]

Love that DEWALT is going for slightly more compact while squeezing a lot more power into the tools. I’ve had the DCD996 for years, never felt the lack of power but I did feel the weight and it was too much of a tool for small tasks.

[@realworldtoolreviews]

I agree with you. I have the 996 too and I love it. It has all the power, but I have always wanted an 18 volt that was smaller. I might have to pick this new dewalt up.

[@pflaffik]

But then we have Flex, more power in same size means more heat to dissipate in the same size, and then cooling time was a thing. It’s like the old days when projectors were getting smaller and smaller, pretty soon the less serious brands had tiny projectors that wasn’t practically useable. Higher voltage can help a little due to lower losses but that’s not the case with this drill.

[@Jon49522]

Thanks for the review! Just ordered one to replace my trusty, but aging, DCD780.

[@fabbro9999]

Nice conparison, that new Dewalt looks great. I will almost certainly get one when I need a new drill--not for a while, I like my Metabo HPT compact 18v hammer drill and my 791, and they still have fairly low mileage. With a 6ah 21700 cell battery or bigger the 800 would have run that Irwin self-feed bit right through the 2x (I know, that runs contrary the purpose of DeWalt's new compact power strategy, but still).

Nice tools! 👍

[@alexandergonzales9109]

Hola tengo una pregunta las baterías por primera vez se deben cargar al 100% antes de usar o se deben de utilizar antes de cargarlas? Thanks

[@DiligentDave1966]

Would you recommend the Flex for a DIYER?

[@PhillyFixed]

I wouldn't recommend Flex as a tool platform for DIY'ers. It's overkill and overpriced for work around the house. My top choice for DIY is probably Kobalt. Plenty of tools in the lineup, frequent sales at Lowe's, and made by the same parent company as Flex (Chervon). All brushless tools, they don't make brushed stuff. The XTR hammer drill is good. Ryobi isn't a bad choice either, but for core tools that will get used the most, stick to the HP brushless line, don't get the cheaper brushed tools. Third choice would be the DeWalt Atomic line for a DIY'er.

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@PhillyFixed I considered the Kobalt xtr, but read several reviews saying that the auxiliary handle gets loose and breaks the drill housing. What about Skil?

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@PhillyFixed I have a light duty drill set, so I was looking for something with more power for heavier duty tasks. I was also considering the Ridgid subcompact.

[@menow.]

Well, this is not a new video, but I have recently gotten a DCD800 and it's doing something very strange. When I pull the trigger and then let off, it makes a sound like gears slamming together. This especially happens on high speed. Then, when this slamming occurs, the drill stops so suddenly, from high speed, that the chuck is thrown open and your bit falls out. I immediately returned the first unit to Amazon for a replacement. 2nd unit did the same thing. Sent that one in for warranty repair. Got it back - still does the same thing. Am sending it for warranty repair again. They say it is just a "braking function" and that I am just not tightening the chuck enough. Nonsense!

[@J-WHO312]

So glad I have waited…. I still use DeWalt drill with brushes. Will be picking up the 800 and 805 soon

[@elkawash]

Does the dcd805 have an anti-kickback?

[@doctorlefthandthread]

Great Video we don't have these models of Dewalt yet in the UK and Ireland (powerstack has been released recently)I watch US videos because you guys are ahead of us on release by a couple of years. The other thing is the quality of the US videos is great. We don't have flex over here at all but I wish we had they are very impressive. I just subscribed and liked I know the value of subs as I have a small channel. Thanks

[@DiligentDave1966]

Have you ever tested the dcd800 with the 5 amp battery that comes with it in the Home Depot kit.

[@titor3884]

I got fun watching this video men thanks

[@DiligentDave1966]

What about the Bosch 975 or the Metabo 18v?

[@PhillyFixed]

The Bosch 1330 is coming up on the channel soon -- newer/better than the 975! I might do the Metabo 18V at some point.

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@PhillyFixed Have you ever tested the 975?

[@PhillyFixed]

@@DiligentDave1966 I have not...

[@DiligentDave1966]

If I order a Metabo drill from Amazon, does it still qualify for the warranty? I’m asking because it’s $45 less from Amazon than from Lowe’s.

[@PhillyFixed]

I assume you mean Metabo HPT and not the dark green Metabo. If so -- yes, Amazon is an authorized retailer.

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@PhillyFixed Yes, I meant the HPT. Metabo HPT has a 1200 inch pound 18v hammer drill that comes with an auxiliary handle. I’ve seen it on the Amazon, Lowe’s and Acme websites. Lowe’s is more expensive than the other two.

[@devonboyer626]

Wouldn't the Milwaukee Fuel be more on the level with Dewalt XR? Either way that's a nice little compact drill for XR! I'm on Milwaukee but there are a few Dewalt and Makita tools I have my eyes on.

[@kbtools9641]

dewalts dcd 996,997,998 and 999 are milwaukee fuels level. that XR is their mid tier

[@PhillyFixed]

DeWalt has too many models, so it gets confusing. Basically this is second-tier XR, with the top tier / flagships being the ones @KB Tools listed above. Thanks for watching!

[@aco2518]

DeWalt has been making huge leaps as of late I can't wait to see the replacement for their DCD99X flagship models !

[@PhillyFixed]

The Power Detect and Flexvolt Advantage are still new-ish, so I don't expect a replacement to be imminent. But, you never know what these companies are up to! The next DeWalt release I'm looking forward to is the new flaghship DCF845 XR impact driver at the end this year or early next.

[@linuskyle]

can we attach the drill handle in the dcd800?

[@PhillyFixed]

Do you mean a side / auxillary handle?

[@moparkr]

i really liked the power of the dewalts, i replaced a pretty old 18v hitachi with a dcd777. now after 2 years or so that dewalt just completey died, it did have an easy life. i have a couple other dewalt cordless tools, grease gun and vacuum which have been very reliable. my experiance led me back to hitachi (metabo), even my very old 18v batteries are the same as the new ones, i'm passing on dewalt.

[@PhillyFixed]

Metabo HPT is solid for sure! Can't go wrong with their stuff. Great warranty service, too.

[@dekurvajo]

Is the chuck removable or not?

[@PhillyFixed]

It does not appear to be removable, I opened the jaws and it looked to be fastened with something you can't take out.

[@dekurvajo]

@@PhillyFixed Great. Seems like DeWalt fallen to the Dark Side

[@toolsandtactics]

Nice demonstration! As a person who likes power tools, this video was very informative, and left me feeling satisfied! lol

[@qazmlp555]

I love DeWalt dcd 800. Покупайте. Не пожалеете ни разу. Это просто best of the best

[@DiligentDave1966]

Any idea when Flex is going to release the compact drill and impact driver?

[@PhillyFixed]

Nope! I only know what I've seen recently on ToolGuyd.

[@keithpkpkp]

Whats is the IPM on the 800?

[@AutodidactEngineer]

It sucks that the DCD800 does not have a hammer mode! Now I'm tempted to either wait until it comes out or to juat get the 12v DCD706D2

[@PhillyFixed]

The DCD805 is the hammer version, I should have one to review soon!

[@AutodidactEngineer]

@@PhillyFixed oh really, yesss is it significantly bigger than the dcd800?

[@Biaanca5036]

6.35 inch for 800 vs 7 inch for 805 I think. _I think._ 7 inch is the same head length as the 12v HILTI hammer drill

[@warmonger9124]

Nice! DCF791 might go on clearance!

[@akaredcrossbow]

The DCD791B is now $112.60 at Home Depot, limit 3 per order.

[@warmonger9124]

@@akaredcrossbow , I will wait when it gets down to $40 bucks.

[@akaredcrossbow]

@@warmonger9124 my DCD791 is a month old, basically brand new. If I could justify $40 I would sell mine to you lol

[@Angelo0chek]

What is the minimum diameter that can be clamped in a chuck on the dcd800? In mm.

[@adamschaafsma5839]

I'm already in Milwaukee so I need them to make one as powerful as that DCD800. I wish all these batteries were compatible with all other brands 🤣 what a world that would be!

[@PunisherOfDeath101]

Im moving over to dewalt tools. Getting this the atomic hex impact and ratchet, also the dcf891 1/2 mid torque.

[@PhillyFixed]

They've really been killing it with new releases this year and last!

[@gjolinares23]

Always ratchet back 1 notch 😎👍 Just got the 805

[@PhillyFixed]

Fake news! Check out AvE's video on that, even I fell for it for years.

[@devinb3210]

Noticed you using a lot of Powerstack batteries instead of XR yellow batteries, how come?

[@PhillyFixed]

Compact drills, compact battery! DeWalt was showing this drill off at World of Concrete using a Powerstack, and I believe they sent it to some of the big channels bundled with one. Also, if you check out Workshop Addict, his testing showed that the 1.7aH Powerstack was pretty much the same as a 5aH as far as power output.

[@Victor-bl6go]

I would like Milwaukee make FUEL compact drill driver 1/2"

[@PhillyFixed]

It's important to consider that their Fuel Gen 3 and the forthcoming Gen 4 are as small as some other brands' compact models already at 6.9"...

[@prestigemechanical3600]

FLEX is killing it. I use all brand of tools, some are more precision some are lighter and some have the most power. When it comes to drills that FLEX is the best cordless one on the market especially when it’s matched with the stacked batteries.

[@tedmcdonald3377]

You ought to put a video out of how great it is with those stacked batteries you have🤔🤔🤔

[@Nasty_Jax]

I so badly want to love Milwaukee. I got the gen 3 fuel impact and had serious battery wabble. My brother told me his Milwaukee driver also has battery wabble. Is that just how Milwaukee tools are? If that’s the case then I have to stick with my dewalts.

[@pflaffik]

It is hit and miss with both brands, i dont think Dewalt has enough good models to justify buying into it but since you are already in you only need to stay updated on which models are good. Its hard to stay in only 1 ecosystem, I bought into Makita 40v but the lack of subcompact tools/batteries, and no available ratchet or multicutter, forces me to continue the LXT line alongside XGT.

[@jamesbondo5895]

On some tools that wobble is done on purpose. It dampens the vibrations to the battery so they don't get damaged

[@maxjordan2625]

Would be curious to see how the 709 would of done in this test being the latest atomic!

[@PhillyFixed]

The 709 is just the hammer version while the 708 tested here is the regular drill/driver. But I'll put the 709 against the 805 soon!

[@maxjordan2625]

Oh shoot! I didn't know that I guess! Thanks for the correction!

[@MrHungry_420]

Hi Mr. Philly

[@ameliabuns4058]

gosh why is nobody discussing the troque ratchet? i wanna see how good they are on different ones, some don't go low enough.

[@MuratMadinovichTlif]

Hello, can I order a screwdriver from you?

[@johnclarke6647]

Put a 5ah battery on the DeWalt. You may think the 1.7 ah Power Stack is equal to a 5 ah DeWalt battery but I do not. The power stack may be ok for light jobs but just does not have the cahones to handle big drill bits.

[@mikethetoolman8776]

791 USA made? where is the new one made?

[@PhillyFixed]

I believe it's made in Mexico

[@mikethetoolman8776]

@@PhillyFixed well better than china I guess

[@Griffinwoodworks]

Great video, Jim. The tools were awesome. But that intro music….🤘#metalhead

[@moluesar1]

Nice video but on the flex it's not apple's to apple's 24v vs 20v vs 20v

[@PhillyFixed]

Are you suggesting that nobody would ever make a buying decision between Flex and other brands?

[@aliancemd]

I found Makita DHP486 for ~50 Euros cheaper than DCD800 - considering all the hardware issues people are having lately with DeWalt batteries and tools, decided on Makita in the end, the quality control is significantly better but the battery tech leaves to be desired.

[@kentuckybeardsman]

now they just need an impact that will compete on that level

[@PhillyFixed]

The DCF840 is excellent! Followed very closely behind by the DCF850

[@Biaanca5036]

if you mean raw-capabilities on a _DEWALT_ battery: The Ken Okuyama *Ryobi* Bid-10XR from the CJK asian regions. Full dewalt batterie compatibility. Smaller profile than the DCF850, 3 speeds, tekscrewmode, and a motor lock mode for paintmixing at any speed you can manage to get out of the trigger. It's a modified impact wrench like the kind ryobimancaver made(big hammers but only 1/4hex collet) And because of those strong wrench-internals it can even drive a water pump like the kobalt XTR could(I drive a water pump with mine sometimes) Of course: _powerstack compatibility_ too p.p.s caa` //The 2017 XR lineup is a real thing. Besides TTI's OnePlus, there's also Ryobi-Kyocera from japan. There's also Stevens&Co Ryobi from Africa and they have a tracksaw. TTI's OnePlus products are just what the western worlds get. I also get the sense that you fail to see just how big Ryobi is _or even what modern handheld tools as a category are capable of._ The Kobalt XTR impact driver has peaked at 260 nM in physical testing on multiple popular youtube channels and it is years old at this point. The discontinued RIDGID MegaMax has been demonstrated driving a 12" long 16mm shank bolt through the end of a 4x4 in only 4.7 seconds. The list of feats goes on. ..Also calm down. You wax lyrical and lie way too much. You need to actually "research"

[@PhillyFixed]

@@Biaanca5036 Kyocera Ryobi branding with DeWalt batteries... My head just exploded 🤯

[@kentuckybeardsman]

@@Biaanca5036 hmmm didn't know about this! I appreciate the info

[@pflaffik]

Impact drivers don’t rely that much on torque. My favorite impact driver is a Makita 7.2 volt, not great for driving 300 screws but it’s the best for small day to day tasks. If you need a highly productive impact driver this is not the size you want.

[@Coxfame]

I'll take dewalt anytime over flex, flex might be stronger because of the voltage difference but heavy. Dewalt will win if it had a larger amperage. Next time use 8ah amp.

[@brianf9619]

The DCD800 IS DeWalt's New Compact "MID-TIER" Drill , I wasn't sure if You knew that or not , because you made it a point to keep saying it with the Flex and Milwaukee drills , like the dcd800 wasn't a "MID-TIER" or something and that's Why it Beat Them .... DeWalt has been coming out with a lot of New Tools that Beat Milwaukee and Flex , DeWalt's New Impact Wrenches are the Most Powerful Cordless Impact Wrenches Out .......👍🖖

[@PhillyFixed]

Yes, I mention that at 0:28. The Flex and Milwaukee non-fuel brushless shown here are also those comapnies' respective mid-tier models.

[@cloud4344]

I might be wrong but that wasn't the Milwaukee fuel so there wasn't much point in comparing to the others

[@PhillyFixed]

These are mid-tier drills. The Fuel is a flagship, just like the Flexvolt Advantage or Power Detect, or Flex Turbo.

[@tedmcdonald3377]

I think you totally missed the point of this video, he wasn't comparing flagship "most powerful" drills. He's comparing the compact drills and mid tier drills from these manufacturers. Just as he stated in the beginning🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@devanshannon]

Well he did call the Milwaukee a non-fuel and then accidentally called it the fuel model shortly after 🤷

[@haroldjones12]

I mean the non feel milwaukee has been out for quite some time now compared to the others....

[@PhillyFixed]

Might be time for an update! If I were Milwaukee, I'd release a Fuel Gen 4, then make a new shell for the Gen 3 and just sell it as the Brushless.

[@haroldjones12]

@@PhillyFixed that'd be very smart for em

[@galvanizedgnome]

Always Cracked in Philidephia

[@LilasTools]

This new drill seems to be a winner! 👍👍 Great Testing as always Jim!

[@MiikeyLawless]

The flex stuff is just too heavy. Ill have to check out this DeWalt.

[@kfach123]

Wow, 791 was little wrist braker but this 90nm dcd800 without side handle? Better dont work with this tool on the ladder.

[@Vasiliy_Aliev]

why didn't you use more powerful batteries

[@PhillyFixed]

The Powerstack is what DeWalt has been marketing with these new drills. Other channels have shown the Powerstack to be equivalent in output to a 5aH.

[@Vasif-Aliev]

@@PhillyFixed if I have a battery and I just want to buy a new drill. Other channels have shown the Powerstack to be equivalent in output to a 5aH-this is not quite true a large battery is much more powerful.

[@Vasif-Aliev]

@@PhillyFixed 5Ah versus 1.7aH, the operating time of a large battery is much longer, and the Powerstack is expensive and does not last long. Not everyone will want to buy it if they already have 2Ah and 5Ah batteries .People just don't need to buy a Powerstack right now if they have a lot of different batteries.Maybe they will buy a Powerstack later when they need it.Now a person wants to buy a new drill and wants to see how much better it is than the old 791 with the batteries that he already has 2Ah and 5Ah and others, and you didn't show it, you had a 5Ah battery, why didn't you include it in the test?

[@smartmeis]

Bigger battery would’ve got that big hole 🕳 through

[@bird718]

dewalts the winner for once

[@azboxer09]

hello very good video, from what I understood the best of all was the dewalt dcd 800 and beat Millwauke that in almost all the videos Millwauke wins hahaha. I would like to know what you think of the dcd 778 please because I have it and it says that it has 65nm. I bought it with dcf 887 in the combo dck223... Kind regards from Santiago de Chile...

[@PhillyFixed]

The DCD778 is about the same as the Atomic DCD709 except a bit longer. Thanks for watching!

[@luckynyaa2826]

Compare with 1950 milwaukee.

[@michaela3330]

With all the respect to the powerstack, please use same batteries with all the tools, the powerstack is not a 5 ah battery.

[@baseballdude8491]

No such thing as same batteries anymore Each brand has their own Mitch and powerplant I would test them based on similar weight and size not battery voltage If a 36V tool beats an 18V tool and has similar weight and size so be it-sorry the less voltage drill doesn't keep up-im gonna use that tool

[@PhillyFixed]

What @Baseball Dude said.

[@dwaynecoleman2273]

The flex none turbo you can get for 99 dollar at Lowes. None is in that price range.

[@PhillyFixed]

The Milwaukee non-fuel is $99 around the holidays with a CP 2.0. the DeWalt hasn't dropped that low yet. Great deals!

[@tammyshellikoff3482]

I tried to make it to the video

[@johnargumaniz9179]

*Milwaukee gen 4 drill enters the chat*…..eventually

[@georgedavall9449]

👎👎👎Flex! 👍👍👍DeWalt Hey. Yo. Jim. Ha ha @ the Flex with a ‘2P’ 5.0 Ah battery, getting shown up by a smaller drill with a lower Ah battery. I bet that new DCD800 would go through on the big bit, with the 6.0 Ah 21700 battery?!? Might be material for future video? ‘You can thank me later!’ 😁😂 Good all around test, even with the different battery capacities. I know you made a disclaimer, I’m just sayin... Happy Easter to you and yours! He is Risen! 🙏🙏🙏👍✌🏻🇺🇸👋

[@SILVERK5]

The flex did not belong... 1) bigger battery and 2) the tool itself seemed HUGE compare to the 800 and 708

[@PhillyFixed]

It's the same class of drill. The 1.7aH Powerstack has similar output (output, not capacity) to a 5aH 18650 pack.

[@ezekieo32]

im laughing at the inconsistencies of the battery sizes. invalid testing.

[@PhillyFixed]

Someone doesn't understand the performance of different battery cell types and architecture. Invalid comment.

[@ezekieo32]

@@PhillyFixed plenty of videos on you-tube, to prove you wrong.

[@PhillyFixed]

@@ezekieo32 yeah? Post them here 👇

[@ezekieo32]

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[@whatthehellimbored]

Tool tests on KZbin the place where 2×4s go to die

[@janaojana1061]

I'm from Bangladesh.millwakee tha best power tools

[@yorselrus1996]

Dewalt's versions of drills are getting ridiculous

[@PhillyFixed]

Yeah, they have entirely too many models in each category. It's probably because they're catering to both Lowe's and HD and so they make specific lines/models that only one or the other carries.

[@martinc1415]

Surely you have to take into account the force you are putting on the drills , makes this test useless

[@PhillyFixed]

What do you think this is, Torque Test Channel? 😅

[@1stRanger]

Those torque measurements make no sense and clearly not correct.

[@АндрейАнатольевич-б1н]

ДЕВОЛЬ И ДРУГИЕ ВЕРНУТСЯ В РОССИЮ СУММА ДЕНЕГ ВСЕ РЕШИТ

[@heckeepagan2012]

That is what i hate about dewalt too. They put a U.S.A sticker on some of their tools. And they go by NW. And most of us dont know what is that!!! you claim you are U.S.A dewalt but you can not do A.H. that is like sayng im from U.S.A. but i dont talk english. NO GOOD DEWALT. STOP TAKING PEOPLE FOR FOOLS!!😁🇺🇲🇵🇷😁

[@KallenSC]

LMAO IMpresive is old Milwaukee non fuel!

[@miss_kis_meeoow]

что бл за вуто-фунты? Вы как люди общаться можете? Может вы еще и числа будете римскими символами писать?

[@PhillyFixed]

You're watching an American-made video complaining I'm using imperial units? Ok Vladimir

[@kv501]

What’s with the weird 80s porn music?

[@christophereaton6144]

Bud u have to use the battery it came with. Milwaukee didn't come with an h.o battery and dewalt didn't come with a power stack. Come on man!

[@PhillyFixed]

Lowe's sells this drill with a Powerstack, 2aH or 5aH. Home Depot sells it with a 2aH, 4ah, or 5aH. Flex sells their drill with a 2.5 and a 5. The Milwaukee comes with a 2aH but that's a huge step down compared to a Powerstack. Can't please everybody.

[@danob2904]

rigged

[@PhillyFixed]

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[@jackofalltrades123]

I'm so glad that dewalts newer tools are having a more blocked style design for the tools instead of the rounded puny little tools! Dewalt just keeps out doing themselves