Dyno Graphs of Every DeWALT Impact: How Much DO You Need?

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6Ah XR Battery: amzn.to/3Wgntyw
Powerstacks are quite cheap amzn.to/43odkCD, amzn.to/3pL0Ki1
5Ah Powerstack: amzn.to/41Ka5nK
DCF850 Driver: amzn.to/3WbqtMQ
DCf901 Compact: amzn.to/42LQ9SI
DCF923 (3/8" DCF921): amzn.to/3Ilx5Cm
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DCF900 High TQ: amzn.to/3o3Nrcd
Today we test every current DeWALT impact wrench and a few drivers to show all their dyno graphs, with various batteries, so you can make an informed decision buying a new model.
~We earn from qualifying affiliate links here ~
As always, the creator of this channel works in product development for Astro Tools. Always consider multiple sources when looking as a tool!

[@TorqueTestChannel]

You can currently get a Powerstack for $63 or w/ charger for $85 for some reason: amzn.to/43odkCD, amzn.to/3pL0Ki1 6Ah XR: amzn.to/3Wgntyw, 5Ah Powerstack: amzn.to/41Ka5nK DCF961 big guy: amzn.to/3Gva9PR DCF923 (3/8" size of DCF921): amzn.to/3Ilx5Cm DCF891 Mid TQ: amzn.to/3BVPiDj DCf901 Compact: amzn.to/42LQ9SI DCF900 High TQ: amzn.to/3o3Nrcd DCF850 Driver: amzn.to/3WbqtMQ

[@nickduplaga507]

New Flex mid torque review soon?

[@zachvargas122588]

@@nickduplaga507 I asked that not too long ago he said he’s just waiting for them to ship to him they have gotten delayed

[@Juan188812]

Can we have this kinda of line up for all the major brands? I know some brands are sparse.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

@@Juan188812 That's our plan to eventually do as time allows and brands introduce more

[@nickduplaga507]

@@Juan188812 Too many ok tools leaves too much room for smaller brands to combine the niche tools. People rather have one tool that does the work of two, and better, in the smaller of the two’s size. Flex (small mid torque) will take Milwaukee mid torque customers. Hercules Ultra torque (1/2 with bolt loosening potential of 3/4) will take many 1/2 inch high torque customers. That’s why Dewalt is making a new high torque I think because it saw how much benefit it’s DCF900 made. Meanwhile Milwaukee I guess is panicking with it’s shareholders while they try releasing more useless niche tools, that most people don’t care for because they rather save space, or money, or both. It’s the reason Dewalt atomic compact 1/2 is successful because it’s better than the Milwaukee 1/2, and who wants an extra set of 3/8 sockets when they can use 1/2 for both high torque and compact. Maybe Milwaukee releases a new long delayed high torque with the new batteries soon. People don’t want to buy Milwaukee at this time I think. It’s a transition into Dewalt, and smaller companies. Milwaukee is lacking the big evolution jump rates of it’s products that other companies are doing. The new drills, and impact drivers for example are barely any improvement.

[@Dysiode]

Really like this single brand comparison style, especially for a brand that, like you said, doesn't really... have models names that make sense and don't make it obvious when you're holding an entirely new generation of tool

[@jeffgayzose8129]

He's doing better marketing for Dewalt than Dewalt themselves lol

[@Charliemmafan]

The number at the end should literally be the amount of torque that it gives on average and then that would actually make sense to people!

[@tomsparks3259]

There is a legitimate logic to a test like this. Often times once a user buys into a brand, they stay in it because buying several brands for their set of tools makes little sense. It's cheaper and handier to say with one make and one voltage. That said, if a Dewalt user is contemplating buying an impact, this lets them know what to expect for what they would pay for a given model. This also means the channel will need to do one of these for every different brand. And I hope they do.

[@bustingnutsatx]

@@Charliemmafanit makes sense, the high number is how stuck the bolt can be, the low number is regular working torque, or how close it can get to a particular torque number reliably.

[@Charliemmafan]

​@@bustingnutsatxReally??

[@Evan_Floyd]

The best impact is the one you make on someone else's life, like this channel.

[@BionicRusty]

Corny but very good 😊

[@gregorsamsa1364]

Lol

[@mattvic4617]

Thank you! This is exactly the video I needed, I was going insane trying to figure out the model numbers I needed for different tasks. Hope to see more of these in the future

[@trnjyq]

Thanks to your vid, just got myself the DCF891 today and man, that thing is amazing for its size! Have already used it and cannot complain at all!

[@BlackenedEclipse]

I started buying into Dewalt around 2015 and can’t be happier with DEWALT’s current Impact offerings, they’re freakin beastly 💪🏽🇺🇸

[@achuck4321]

I bought both my 850 and 891 after watching your earlier reviews. Love them. Thank you for all these great vids!

[@hellothere4342]

Because of this channel the DCF891 has been my absolute go to and everyday driver. I use it with the 1.7ah powerstack and I just love it.

[@nickrider5220]

Loved the graph showing what impact can undo 90 % of the time - their new impacts are brilliant 👍

[@randallsensenig1075]

Great video! Dewalt is all I use for impacts, and I agree with your battery recommendations. The 923/921 with the 1.7 Powerstack is an awesome combination. One of my favourite tools.

[@americafirst6016]

Im glad that dewalt is coming back to what it was, grew up on dewalt bevause of my grandpa but moved to Milwaukee. Started investing in dewalt a cpuple months ago, love their 12v impact driver.

[@robbiewilliamson357]

I just found this channel a week or so ago.. this was the most helpful video i’ve seen yet. It also kept my attention better.. thanks for the content.. i bought a gen 2 freak the other day as a result of info from this channel (kit on sale $50)

[@elosacle]

I've been looking to upgrade my set of DeWalt tools, so this helps me out a TON! thank you!

[@ginnipig]

Picked up a 891 after watching your video. Thing is crazy! Made light work of rusted suspension bolts on my EVO X.

[@russia4biden221]

Of course the guy who buys trash cars buys trash tools

[@LatitudeSky]

Love this. I don't run any DeWalt right now but I know how my tools compare to DeWalt and now I can see where each one fits. Maybe there is some team yellow in my future. Anyway, there is an old saying by somebody smart. My parents used to tell me this. "It is only by comparing ourselves generally to a great many people, and selectively to a few, that we begin to determine who we are" and that is exactly what we need with tools. Thanks for the work you do!

[@drscopeify]

Fantastic video as always! Based on your earlier videos I bought both the DCF892B and did a full suspension front end rebuild with no issues at all, it makes life way easier with a light weight impact working under a car. I also ended up getting the DCF923B I take on road trips so I don't have to feel like poo in case of having to change tires in winter or summer. I mostly have M12 tools but for impacts I went with Dewalt and they are excellent tools for sure and it's good to see they are made here in the country!

[@Prodriver33]

Thank you! Finally a video that addresses the exact questions I have about the specific brand I’m looking at. Thank you.

[@justinfargas2367]

This style of comparison it the goods!! If you could do this for everything that would be epic. (I realize time consuming for you guys). However perfectly timed for me, because DeWalt is having a "tax time" sale here currently in Australia. So i am personally looking for my 1st Dewalt wrench setup. Thank you so much guys, this makes it super dang easy to make decisions. Also the timing is uncanny. Must mean i was destined to be team yellow after all.

[@Bill-uz2mr]

Nice! For someone new to impact drivers/wrenches and looking at the DeWalt line for many weeks, this finally helps clarify which ones to get for the purpose intended. Very helpful indeed. Thanks a lot for making this kind of video.

[@kevinroark5815]

Which one did you get

[@Bill-uz2mr]

@@kevinroark5815 None yet. And they just released the new DCF-860.

[@Jaime7188]

I have the dcf911 and the dcf891. Both are amazing tools, and I can't imagine needing any more power than the 891. I only bought the 911 for the smaller size.

[@SargeGaming666]

Absolutely love my DCF900. It managed to shear a wheel bolt off a sprinter, where the milwaukee and snap on impacts couldnt even get a mm of movement. We resorted to a 1 metre breaker bar, with another metre worth of pipe to get all them off

[@Jacob_Dwyer]

Thanks I hace really been enjoying your content. I dont have applications that push my m12 fuel surge driver that I need to pull out my 1st gen. m18 fuel, so watching a comparison of all of these massive torque yellow tools is purely esoteric and: your great video.

[@steamerjohn9212]

A year ago I went from 18v to 20v and replaced all my Dewalt cordless tools except the big impact wrench. The Dewalt website is horrible when trying to choose and have been holding off. Thanks to your great comparision I can fianally make a decent choice. Just ordered the DCF900. Thank you so much..

[@dethangelishere394]

thank you for your video. i use dewalt and have used them for the last 25yrs. i didnt want to change to milwaukee because i dont want a bunch of different batteries. i like using one battery system so i've always used dewalt. i've always got good longevity from my dewalts. im glad to see that they have some heavy weights out there. i use air because i already had my setup before i knew that anyone could build cordless that would be even remotely comparable. otherwise all of my tools would be cordless dewalt. i have been thinking about getting a dewalt cordless for the times when my carb on my generator is plugged up. thank you so much for helping me figure out which would be best for beside the highway use. also, seeing the difference in torque with the battery comparison was very helpful as well. again, thank you for all that you do.

[@andrewwmacfadyen6958]

Used my DCF899 to take the crank pulley bolt out of a BMW diesel yesterday. The BMW pulley bolts are infamous for being awkward, the DCF899 using a 22mm Ingersoll weighted socket didn't even blink it came off so fast I thought I had picked too big a socket impressed 👍

[@sofielee4122]

I know they're a bit less common but, I'd love to see something like this for Ryobi's lineup as that's what I have all the batteries for

[@TorqueTestChannel]

That's like 3 tools tho.

[@sofielee4122]

@@TorqueTestChannel yeah you right, I forgot how... Sparse their line is lol

[@engineer_alv]

@@sofielee4122 I still see the older 1/2" 3 spd brushed impact in some home depots and Direct Tools outlets, then you have the newer brushed impact from last black friday which I bought from Amazon a month ago, the new One HP compact, the P262 mid torque and the mighty One HP high torque. All those are 1/2" anvil. Not too shabby

[@TorqueTestChannel]

@eng_alv9022 I suppose we could throw in a driver and thier 3/8" as well. If/when they come out with a new impact we could take a swing at it

[@Aragorn450]

@@TorqueTestChannel I'll also put in my vote for a Ryobi video... This is a REALLY handy lookup for what tool is "best" for each brand!

[@leom537]

Great presentation! I was confused on what all the models were. Definitely going with one of the compact models as my work is installing office furniture i dont need high torque and the size is a plus for carrying around with me all day.

[@nickherbin8094]

great video, i’ve been curious how they compare to the milwaukee video scale so it was nice to see this. although i really appreciated when you compared other competitors, like the dewalt and milwaukee mid torque or the m12 and 12v dewalt. still good nonetheless.

[@krapeevids6992]

I have the DCF850 Atomic. I work in the commercial door industry. The super compact design is awesome Love it

[@agrubera75]

A well presented video with a nice chart. I purchased the dcf921 and dcf891 after watching your videos a few months back, got them in a good deal and they suit my needs for a bit of tlc on my car. Keep up the good work!

[@timcoleman3421]

Same. I tried to use the 891 in a tight space and it was difficult. I have the 921 ordered. Probably should have started with the 921.

[@Pickle312]

Which one do you find using more? I can only get one at the moment and am debating between those two

[@spacelord1913]

Dewalt 892 worked good on my very over-tightened lug nuts on a couple of cars and trailer, and also the big 33mm nut securing my tow ball, which was somewhat rusted on after 20 years.

[@Bearason]

I have the atomic shallow impact driver and the older high torque XR 899 I think, and between the two of them I'm quite happy with my choices.

[@Androgenies]

This is very helpful. Very informative and easy to follow. I love the graphs. Thank you very much for sharing this.

[@eriklucas-moreno8283]

You guys are great! These videos have helped my purchases big time. Thank you!

[@brentfowler2317]

I've been a long time viewer and subscriber of your channel! And I love it! It's always on point, and always gives me the info I'm looking for! So thanks for that! Now with all that says, have you done a Milwaukee video like this yet? I've been looking at getting a Milwaukee impact. But it's always been one of those, as great as it would be to have. I can't justify spending the money to buy two of three of these tools. Because I'm not a mechanic by trade, I work on my own truck, and lawn equipment and that sorta thing! So I'm looking for something that is about the best, for the most applications! Anyhow, I'm sorry if I missed a video like this on the Milwaukee line of impacts! Thanks for the answer either way! Take care guys!

[@Bombastic_Spastic]

Ive had an 899 for a few years and i rarely found a bolt it wouldnt undo, recently bought an 891 to replace it, same power with far less heft. Love it, I can only imagine how many bolts id snap with the 900 and above

[@stco2426]

Hi. About 10y ago I decided to move to battery tools and chose team yellow over red or blue and I’m not disappointed. The other colours have their great features and I have some red handtools (lovely) and blue corded ones (fab). I have the following. My DCF885 (small), is the 90% go to and a very capable and controllable driver for screws and smaller other fasteners. Next the DCF880, a 9% go to, but only a little more capable. It’s sometimes very useful as a fairly short 1/2”. Finally the DCF899, a 1% go to but I’ve not found many occasions where it fails. Occasionally it’s been crucial but the same can be said for long box-end spanners and breaker bars. Also, penetrating fluid and a high-frequency induction coil-heater can be far more useful as big drivers can break fasteners as soon as look at them. Cheers!

[@lanegustafson929]

Nice video. I'm a fan of DeWalt tools and am also looking for another 1/4" impact driver. Thanks for this. What would be nice if you could format all this info into a spec sheet of some kind that people could print out for comparison.

[@JoseGonzalez-jd9sp]

I went over with the Ryobi a few years ago as they were growing and would get the jobs done most of the time but I needed something more powerful and reliable. I looked at Milwaukee and DeWalt at the same time and Milwaukee was the one many were talking about 3 years ago. But I'm happy I went with DeWalt. They are known for reliable tools but the upgrades DeWalt is making these last 2 or 3 years have been huge upgrades. I'm so happy with DeWalt and they have upgraded and still upgrading non stop for the last 3 years. I just went to go throw another 1000 bucks on their stuff thanks to the November specials. Couldn't be happier. They out perform most including Milwaukee at a good price range.

[@jessicaj113]

This is the best review (that I have seen) of DeWalt cordless impact wrenches. You did a quantitative comparison test and show the data. The chart of which kind of fasteners require what amount of torque is very helpful. Could you summarize your data in a table at the end of the video?

[@Jay-ns5ub]

What a great video! Ill be going with the 891 for wrenching on my car and truck.

[@callumlaird1195]

This video was informative thanks I currently have a Dewalt DCF 787N-XJ that wasn’t in this video, I don’t really know what the suffix characters mean however it’s mostly been good enough for me but it’s not strong enough to remove things such as wheelnuts etc so I am planning on upgrading to the DCF921/922 as they state 600nm of breakaway and it’s a nice compact size to get in tighter areas

[@minnesotanice369]

this graph format is the best ever

[@RjBrown-ks5tz]

Iv hade most of these impact drivers in the last ten years and I have had very good luck with them dropping on concrete many times and the ony problem iv had was the ball and spring chucks would malfunction dropping the bit out but it was an easy fix.

[@benjaminsmith4881]

Thanks for all your hard work to help us make a informed decision on what we need! Do you have a test set like this for Makita?

[@inspectormills3290]

Thanks, this was just what I was looking for.

[@timothygall3646]

Love it helped me find the one ive been looking for the 893!!!!

[@a226sig]

This video was such a great help. Thank you!

[@MrCilliman]

I bought a DCF900 a few weeks ago. Easily takes off rusted VW axle nuts. Though, the one it couldnt take off, neither could my co-workers 3/4" mac air gun. even with heat it took him maybe 20 minutes to remove it, he had to heat it up so much.

[@gbii8101]

Very helpful. I have one of each models u showed. But still enjoyed your breakdown of all the specs..!

[@dannyhollar5733]

Great video. Helps put everything into practice.

[@trcythmpsn]

Thanks for this. I've been trying to figure out what I actually need for general car maintenance. The dcf921 seems great for me. I almost went bigger but I like the compact size.

[@tracklizard4018]

the 921/922 (they're the same?) is genuinely one of the best automotive tools, along with the milwaukee equivalent. Anything larger won't be as easily manouvrable, but most importantly get in those tight places, and anything smaller can't guarantee that the parts come off.

[@LaplacianFourier]

Bro I needed that storm bringer. I used my DCF921 stubby for the rusted bulged upper control arm like you mentioned and none doing. So I breaker barred it with pipe cheat now all the nut thread is eaten up. Time to hit the angle grinder and welding in a new receiver nut. Wish me luck. 😂

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

The dcf891 is my favorite mod torque such a beast for its size

[@JoeC-tt9oq]

Bought the 900 because of your video. I didn't use the affiliate link because I refuse to buy from amazon but I did throw a like and subscribe your way. If there is another way to support your efforts let me know. Thank you!

[@chicagobenz1]

Your graphs and explanations made a big difference in making an informed choice. I ordered the DCF891 from your link above. Thank you.

[@manuelleos1007]

I have the dcf911 and it's been great. If I need anything more I'll reach for my Pneumatic impact.

[@rayh91]

Great video idea, I'm going to check which DeWalts I have and see if it's worth upgrading.

[@Bob.Jenkins]

I purchased the DCF 961 after having numerous problems when restoring my 2003 Volvo S60... users should be aware that it's quite capable of shearing Factory-fitted Lug Nuts alongside every other seized Nut! It's an absolute beast that requires a lot of thought before you unleash it!

[@DrewsBackYardMechanics]

I use the slim low profile 4ah battery with 21000 cells & it seems to work really well

[@richardquispe3869]

Thanks man for your time for make this video,

[@donnierrussell]

Great video, this really helped me make and informed purchase

[@yuseefmattash]

Thank you. Great detailed review

[@apatrenfo]

Was changing the timing belt on an Acura TL and learned about the dreaded Honda crank bolts. Used a DCF921 and a 19mm impact hoping it'd workout. It didn't budge. Ended up getting a DCF900 and the weighted Lisle 19mm. Not even 1 second into pulling the trigger and it just broke free and came loose, it worked even better than I'd have hoped probably overkill even 😂

[@WhiteVaille]

Wow! You guys are heros, and I'm glad to see Dewalt pushing hard to be competitive, for slightly cheaper than Milwaukee? Amazing tools here. Just wish they would clean up their naming conventions, lol.

[@puffedmom]

I love my DCF923 & DCF891, beasts for the size 👍

[@iPervy]

Just recently got a 921 for my everday drilling and socket breaking and really liking the thing. Only wish it had a anvil with a 1/4hex head also. then it would be perfect haha.

[@haynlaskan9668]

i have the DCF894, it couldn't free my ball joints off my 07' ram 2500 CTD but can loosen the lug nuts no problem. i'm ready for more torque tho. I'm glad i had a 3' ratcheting 1/2" Dr. breaker bar as the ball joints were way overdue.

[@gordtvradio3465]

I like how you have the Honda logo on the crank bolt image lol Nicely done

[@spencerhulme1203]

I cannot thank you enough for this precise review on each dewalt impact with the chart guide! Brilliant

[@LaplacianFourier]

Great video. Bought the DCF 921 (strongest stubby) and gotten into bumblebee ecosystem thanks to your channel. 😂

[@dougbrook6223]

The dcf891 is the best all around impact that i own. The snapon cinder block gets used unoften since i bought this.

[@danhammond8406]

Ive got the atomic 20v 1/2 inch drill, the atomic 1/4 and 3/8 impacts and the 3/8 ratchet. Love them.

[@M16xDr0pSh0tz]

1/2 inch drill is dumb. all u need ia 1/2 inch high torque impact, 1/4, and then adapter 1/2 to 3/8 and impact rated drill bit and ur set boyo

[@pblaer]

Thank you for the video! It was very well done and as others have stated: just the information I was looking for/needed. Have you any thoughts/analysis on DeWalt's relatively new feature called Precision Wrenching that reportedly guards against over torquing the tightening or loosening with these mid to high torque drivers? Thank you in advance, c3.

[@maxmotors9497]

“If you’re in the market, you’re in the right place…” This is my favorite straight forward catch phrase ever❤

[@cheesebone82]

Great video. I modded my 850 with a 3/8 anvil and have an 891 as well, I work on a lot of work trucks and heavy equipment and it is *extremely* rare that I need more beans. 900 is next, I don't think I can justify the weight increase of the 961 for such a small increase over the 900.

[@franklinwalker9606]

900 is a Monster

[@gbeving3167]

How well does that 3/8 mod work on the 850? Thinking about doing it myself. What parts do I need and where can I find details

[@cheesebone82]

@gbeving3167 I made a short video on my channel and put the anvil I used in the description somewhere. I use that thing more than any tool I own daily now and is hasn't had a single issue.

[@jordanalexander615]

Really hope kobalt comes out with a next gen high torque I really like their mid torque. Very light and powerful.

[@Charliemmafan]

Great video, can you do this for all the Bauer and or Hercules impacts also if you havent yet already?

[@travisabt6805]

While I was on base, the base exchange clearancing out the DCF891B for 90 bucks. An absolute steal since it was the last one in stock too!

[@SvdSinner]

Fantastic timing. I just am accepting that my Atomic doesn't pull off 90% of lugnuts and have been trying to navigate what I want to buy as a step up. You just made my shopping easy. 😁

[@andrewhart9941]

DCF891!

[@flatheadvorhees]

I'm running the 921 and it's ripped lug nuts off of everything I've put in front of it so far, including my f350.

[@engineer_alv]

@@flatheadvorhees agreed, I owned the 911 and 921 and both could do my trucks' lugnuts. The DCF911 struggled a bit though, around 5-6 seconds with the 4Ah slim battery

[@andrewhart9941]

@Derrik Weyrauch yes sir I have the 921 as well, so compact but powerful

[@SvdSinner]

Don't get me wrong, my 911 has been amazing. I've just been dealing with a lot of nasty stuff tightened by idiots. With the 891 the same price, getting a 921 doesn't make much sense since my 911 will do almost everything the 921 will do.

[@maxwellchatman4800]

I really appreciate your channel, coming into the industry as a new heavy duty diesel tech I really didn’t want to wast money on junk impacts. Currently rocking the 891 and 900 and couldn’t be happier, lots of my colleagues have started to come to the yellow side when my yellow stuff outperforms their tried and true red tools. 😂

[@sapeandersson1607]

891 is good Perfomance but not strong as old ones, anvil is weak part. But still super happy, we run four 891 & 900 at moment.

[@Matin_M]

Thank you for this, incredibly helpful video. I work on my car A LOT. I do anything and everything on it, anything from coil overs and other suspension mods to timing belt and water pump to soon, AWD conversion having to deal with swapping out a subrame. I also need to swap my transmission, do a new clutch and flywheel job, etc. So as you can imagine an impact wrench would save me H O U R S. I'm in between jobs at the moment so I'm working on a budget but I was looking at cheaper brands with about 360nm of torque. While I think it's still a decent amount I think after this video I will definitely consider spending more on a higher torque unit that is more capable of helping me on more jobs. Unfortunately these tools are quite expensive to buy here in Australia. For reference, the DCF891 is $399 and the DCF900 is $499 for just the impact. I was looking at a RYOBI with 360nm for $250 with a 5AH battery and the charger plus 3 impact sockets, 6 years of warranty and 3 years for the charger and battery. If I already had some batteries and a charger I would definitely get a nicer one, but I believe a nice 5AH battery and a charger would cost upwards of $250 on top of the $399 or $499. So quite expensive.

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Brilliant, gives me much more information when buying..cheers

[@Oddman1980]

I bought a DCF900 yesterday, wanted the 891 but for a bit more money I got another battery and charger. The 900 does a great job ripping the leaf spring bolts out of an old Samurai, but I destroyed one socket that got stuck between the immovable object and the unstoppable force.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have every single one of these dewalt tools but the beta that isn't out yet my most used by far is the Atomics for every day Shop work with customer vehicles 80 percent can be done with the atomics other 20 percent is for the big boy high torques @Torque Test Channel

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Absolutely. The atomic is clutch

[@devdewboy]

excellent visuals. I like the scores on the DCF850 and may get this based on my general use and price. I didn't see a score on the DCF887, which was my 1st choice. Did you do a torque test on this one? BTW, I am very curious how the various models of Ryobi Impact drill would match up on these test. Have you done any similar tests?

[@321southtube]

Absolutely fantastic video...impressed

[@BorrietheBlade]

You see the new Ryobi days sale going right now? I'm torn as they have their mid-torque HP brushless 1/2" drive in the sale. Maybe there is something there you could also test if you decide to partake in the sale? Either way, thank you for the content. It's awesome.

[@jskraag]

I got my DCF891 with 5Ah battery not long ago . Had a short extender on and it did not losen any of my wheel bolts on a audi b6 avant. I know I regally over tight wheel bolts. And then it struck me remove the short extender and try. I had seen the video where a extender or swivel reduce the nm significant, so removed the extender and all the bolts came lose so impressing fast and easy . But it difficult to quite understand that a extender that was only 6cm long did not remove one bolt event after tryning for over one minute on two different bolts.

[@johnwood346]

Just ordered my dcf 961 can't wait

[@mitchlewis535]

This was VERY helpful. I'm trying to decide on a DeWalt replacement for my older compact DCF880 which hasn't been powerful enough to remove clean lug nuts. So I was hoping to learn how it tested so I could make an educated buying decision. Any guess on what the actual ft lbs would be for it?

[@fastertruck]

The battery comparison part had me thinking that if you could come up with a way to monitor amps usage and voltage drop at the battery while running tests would be a good addition of information to have. Some sort of interface between the batter and tool that wouldnt bottleneck....

[@ctrlaltdebug]

Run a heavy wire and use a clamp ammeter.

[@flyonbyya]

Although you may have already tested, but… Would be interesting to see a comparo of 3/8 air impact ratchets. I’m not even sure if they make air 3/8 impact ratchets

[@slingin_tires]

I run most of those guns daily at our shop in the rust belt. They're downright impressive; esp the dcf900. I've invested into Dewalt and have no regrets. I have firsthandedly smoked the red brand with mine. What's not a win about that?

[@sambergeron967]

Hey! Great video, i’m wondering if you had any reccomandations for a durable adapter for impact driver? The ones I have used in the past ended up breaking really quickly

[@tristanpatterson3843]

I had to get a hydraulic nut off which if you don't know, takes high tourque on a small diameter. Tried everything, then realised I had an old Dewalt TR in the garage that I retired from my carpentry business due to being so heavy and not needing it because all our bolts are in timber. Needless to say, I do my truck tires too now.

[@hunati31]

Beautiful work. Much better than any corporation video. What are those people at DeWalt doing?

[@scrotiemcboogerballs1981]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@burtcmcalpine]

Can you test corded electric 1/2" impact drivers at some point? cheap to professional . I just don't have enough air for a pneumatic one, the cordless are spendy. I have porter cable and is does fine. Less than $80 on the jungle store). I do have an invert in my truck, so it is handy to remove lug nuts for flats and such.

[@andys4266]

Great video! Thanks!!