Dewalt DCD796 | Dewalt 18v cordless Brushless drill
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2016
- The Dewalt DCD796 is an 18v cordless, brushless drill/driver that is compact and lightweight. This drill is very powerful for the size and can do a huge amount of drilling from one 5AH battery. This drill has a two speed gearbox which enables the drill to go from 0-550 RPM in first gear and 0-2,000 RPM in second gear. In first gear the drill has 70NM of torque and in second gear the drill has 27NM of torque. The DCD796 also has a quality all metal chuck with a capacity of 13mm. The drilling capacity of the drill is- Capacity: Steel: 13mm, Masonry: 13mm, Wood: 40mm.
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Just received this kit mainly because of your review cheers! , I'm well impressed with both drills , the 3 speed impact is a must - good reviews Matie
I'm glad you like the kit ;-)
Thanks for the comment
Was torn between another well known make and a Dewalt. Looks like the Dewalt have moved up to the no 1 spot on the shopping list. Really impressed with how it walked through the concrete block.
+Mark Slevin
I was impressed with that too, normally concrete blocks can be difficult to drill with a cordless but this made very light work of it.
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Awesome drills and the compact form factor is great for drilling straight holes in closely positioned joists
+Dan Reeves Absolutely.Thanks for the comment ;-)
OMG what a piece of magic, really thank you so much for this very informative and useful demo. It was really a big pain for me to choose what really best fit my needs and you have just demonstrated the best solution. However, I shall share it with friends because they are really in need of.
+Pmpbuh Pmpbuh Thanks for the comment ;-)
Oh my god this is the best ultimate cordless drill I had ever seen !! I want one of this :) small and might drill...
+tose22 tose22 Yes, it's amazing ;-)Thanks for the comment
Thank you great drill i had already bought one but needed bit info on exactly what it does, and you have showed us that.
Glad I could help
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Thanks for the video, just ordered one today :)
You are welcome, its a great piece of kit
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remember when we used to get green shield stamps and you always got black & decker tools. i still got a hover mower that still works from them.
+TheJeremyevans I remember them at the co-op but was only young. I don't remember what you could trade them in for though!Thanks for the comment ;-)
Thank you so much for the review. I have a DeWalt DCD780 20V cordless drill/driver. Don't laugh but I hadn't a clue what any of the settings were for. I also had no idea of the power it had. While my drill does not have such fancy features such as strobe lights and battery-level checks, I am looking at my DeWalt with new pride! - Lady With A Drill.
+vogelkerkuil
You are welcome ;-)
Thanks for the comment
Just saw this drill in a store today and was quite skeptical at first. After watching this I think I just found the perfect tool I'm looking for. I wonder if there is a newer model for this (similar size)
I was just looking at a kig for that model number. The performance looks great. I loke the shorter drill body, for getting into tighter spaces.
This is a great drill, very light weight and compact ;-)
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Very informative video. It has really helped me decide what I want from my first cordless drill. Off to look it up on the web. Thanks again.
I'm glad the videos help ;-)
That is a brilliant piece of kit. What a torque. I have never seen a cordless drill making a hole in a brick like you did so quick. I have 2 cordless drills, one is Hitachi and the other one is Ryobi, but both of them are nothing compared to that one. I had to buy a hitachi SDS (brilliant piece of kit, I call it the demolition gun,lol) to do heavier jobs during my flat's refurbishment. Enjoy your new toy.
Off the topic, nice dehumidifier on the window ledge. I've got two of them.
+Rui Nunes Thanks, the drill is excellent.I always have the dehumidifier on in the garage to keep my tools dry LOLThanks for the comment
Thanks for the post. I have ordered a kit that comes with the impact driver. With the 2" hole saw on, you had the drill on torque setting #13. If you had it on the drill-mode, it would have drilled through the plywood without hesitation.
That is correct, but the torque control is to prevent damage to the drill and the user, which is why I always use it with hole-saws.
Thanks for the comment 👍
Have had one of these now about 8 months they are a very good drill, can't fault Dewalt combi's, I've just got the 996 couple weeks ago and it's so much better for power, as l say the 796 is great but this is much much more heavy duty.
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My set is 2 years old now it was a brilliant investment.
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It's big brother DCD985 mk2 is a beast too. 👍
+wayne burgess
That looks like a beauty ;-)
Thanks for the comment Wayne ;-)
impressive!
+Eugene Belov
Thanks for the comment ;-)
Nice video, but how do you tighten and lock the chuck please ?, mine just gives a single click when tightening.
Models bought me the 995 kit for the studio..made up with it Chez ...as you say sds drill is redundant now 90 nm of torque ...but 3 speed..
+Eddie Prout Yes, the hammer action on this was very impressive!Thanks for the comment ;-)
that's the daddy of cordless drills, scares me but fascinating too, ill stick with black n Decker diy 30 quid drill ;)
+Sharon Keeley Absolutely, it's a superb drill. One that will last me many years!Thanks for the comment ;-)
Some ebay sellers are doing these fairly cheap as bare units...would you recommend?
It seems like a perfect all rounder without being bulky like the top end Dewalts.
enjoying the videos as usual,
Thanks.
+animal79thecat
Thanks, yes I would definitely recommend this drill. Just make sure you get it from a seller with good feedback etc.
Thanks for the comment
Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole. Heard they got a special pin so you can't replace just the chuck. Have to buy the complete front unit, chuck, transmission and geearbox.
that is actually smaller than the old 12v xrp, very nice for an 18v, the light is a bonus, no more messing with a torch or finding one that isnt flat, the 2 speed i think is less messing than the old 3 speed too. is there a side handle for it? my makita 14.4 i had to drill a 6 inch deep 13mil hole in steel, i thought that was pretty good going for cordless!
+jusb1066
Thanks, yes this is very compact and powerful.
There was no side handle shipped with it, but you could probably get one.
Your Makita sounds powerful for a 14.4v
Thanks for the comment
Now superceded by DCD805-90nm! Get on it!
Quality bit of kit
Yes, its brilliant.
Thanks for the comment Wayne ;-)
Ultimate Handyman s
Thanks for this useful video. I would like to ask, can screw tools be used with this device?
Yes, of course.
You can drive in screws with any drill/driver that has speed control.
ua-cam.com/video/SH0r85mtUIk/v-deo.html
Thanks for the comment
When would you recommend using hammer mode? I thought when drilling through steele or any hard surface
You only need hammer action when drilling masonry. Never use it on steel, as it could break the drill bit.
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Greetings from lockdown capital Sydney Aust! Have had this drill for 3 years luv it. Was just checking as I noticed on your video is it normal for the chuck to have a bit of freepaly back & forwards.Mine is the same as it feels like there is a spring behind it?
A few people seem to be having chuck issues with this drill and to be honest, mine seems to be playing up a bit as well.
I've not noticed any movement backwards and forwards, but it just does not seem to unlock and lock smoothly.
Thanks for the comment 👍
Super drill
+Harry lewis Absolutely. Thanks for the comment ;-)
Did you find that forward and reverse gear changer felt a bit lose? I've had a Makita in the past and it had a middle (safe) selection which this one doesn't seem to? Or if it does it's too easy to have it slip out.
No, its absolutely fine with this drill, I have never had any issues with it.
I had a similar problem with a Milwaukee impact wrench at work, there was a small piece of spring steel, which had dislodged, so the selector button was loose and did not engage properly.
Thanks for the comment 👍
How the heck do you remove chuck?
I have just been to purchase this in a kit with the impact driver dcf887. It was a perfect kit in all aspects except for the battery on both tools it was loose and was very annoying. I tried several other machines and all were the same. Loose and rattling when shook. Sorry Dewalt i,m back to Makita such a shame it was a very nice tool apart from that.
Good looking drill man , Got yur sticker going to do a mail call on it soon !
Yes it's a superb drill. Glad you got the sticker ;-)
WOWSOME...!!!!!!!can you do a comparison between DCD795-796 & DCF886-887..!?!?!?!?!
+Nick Xatzh
I will if Dewalt send me them to test out ;-)
Thanks for the comment
Hi, this drill with 2 4ah batteries is going for £163. Is it still a viable drill that is worth this price?
Hi what type of hole saw was you using it went through the ply very well and I haven't seen one like that before as it looked like it was for masonry ?
It is an FF hole saw, which used to be marketed by a company that sold accessories to kitchen fitters ( I think they ceased trading).
I tend to use Starrett hole saws now as they make a wide variety for loads of different applications.
Excellent cheers
@@ultimatehandyman Why did you have a torque setting when cutting into plywood? Thought that was just for screwing?
I have one and the only thing that bothers me is that the ring where you can select the torque shifts by itself allot. While drilling all of a sudden your drill
goes into torque stall because the ring moved. It is powerfull as hell tho.
It should not do that- it's faulty. Is it still under warranty? If it is I'd send it back.
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hi how about the Chuck is not wobbling in dcd 796 and also in dcf 887 the chuck is wobble when you put some screw in wood
If the chuck wobbles you have a faulty chuck- or a faulty bit holder.
Should I be Keeping it "Pushed" when drilling on bricks/masonary? I am having difficulty drilling on masonary using 4mm masonary bits - any advice?
Yes, you need to apply force to the drill, also ensure that hammer action is selected. It’s also important to make sure that the drill bit you are using had a tungsten tip. Example drill bits here- bit.ly/3uaRP9B
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Kinda new at these stuffs. Looking for a drill to get. When you say 13mm for masonry, does it really mean it cannot go further in? 13mm is really short. 😕
Ok. Ignore that. Found out from my friend that it’s the maximum size of the drill bit.
Thanks for the comments 👍
Merhabalar senin takipcinim videolarınızı çok güzel ve açıklayıcı. Bu matkapta ufak bir sorun var 2. Viteste çalışırken çok metal gürültütüsü yapıyor yüksek devirde olunca. Ayrica garanti için seri numarası lazım oluyor saklamışlar gibi. En altta pillin takıldığı yerde 👍BULDUM
I'm following you, your videos are great. I wrote in Turkish so you know the world is following you🧿👍
Dürüst olmak gerekirse, son 20 yıldır Dewalt matkaplarını kullanıyorum ve eski XRP Dewalt matkapları harikaydı. Bu matkap başlangıçta iyi görünüyordu, ancak mandren iyi değil, benimki düzgün bir şekilde açılıp kapanmıyor. Pek çok insan aynayı değiştiremeyeceğinizi de bildirdi!
yorum için teşekkürler 👍
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@@ultimatehandyman Thank you for your answer. I agree with you, chuck may cause problems in the future. I think they need to improve this model drill. keep watching you. My youtube channel Gokhan Bas Heyamola yacht⛵️👍
Do you experience any chock wobbles as the 795 had many complaints about it.
No, but it seems a few people are not happy with the chuck on this model.
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Hi handyman what drill would you recommend that can drill using circular drill bit and also won't get overheating for continuous using around 1 hour period? This is because i have a drill that overheat very fast and also can't grip the circular drill bit very well..and of course i am looking the affordable one :)..and not cordless
By the way how long the battery last for this cordless drill when using it continously?
What material are you drilling with the circular drill bit? Do you know the exact name of the drill bits and the diameter?
I'll try to suggest something ;-)
The battery on this drill lasts a few hours if not using it continuously.
It's nameless but this is exactly it. www.dhresource.com/0x0s/f2-albu-g1-M00-28-A5-rBVaGVZrM_yARPeTAAByCUMSkRY945.jpg/new-tile-glass-metal-hole-saw-diamond-core.jpg...not sure why the cheap drill couldn't grip it properly...instead of the bit spinning its the chuck spin and the bit just stucked...if there is good affordable drill that not easily overheating and powerful and also of course can grip the bit properly i would like to have that.
And actually i am drilling woods not very hard wood ...but its too frustrating it wont go through and i have to chisel it in the end...i would rather chisel it all the way through j/k
Very nice review. I just have a question, this model is DCD796P2 but in the USA,it is DCD796D2. What is the difference between the two?
It is the identical drill, but the end figures often denote which batteries are supplied, so the D2 will include different batteries than the p2
Thanks for the comment 👍
Ours here in US say 20v MAX and anywhere else they say 18v on them. Our 20v max still only run at 18v they only will do 20v for a fraction of a second when the battery is fully charged
Hi. What model is the one you are using in this vid? Is it the DCD796M2 or P2? There's a big difference in price with the 4ah and 5ah batteries.
It's the DCD796
The end figure only relates to other options such as the battery (also different variants are available in different countries). In most cases the 4AH will be fine ;-)
What battery model did you use? Is it compatible with any Dewalt 18V XE batteries?
All my Dewalt 18v tools use XR batteries now.
Thanks for the comment
O ruim dessas parafusadeiras aqui no Brasil é o preço que é um absurdo.
Eles são muito caros em muitos países, infelizmente.
Obrigado pelo comentário
@@ultimatehandyman ✌
Your review is a few years old. However it seems like this drill is still being sold. Is this model still in production today. Or is the website selling old discontinued stock?
Yes, as far as I know this drill is still being made
Thanks for the comment 👍
I just bought this model yesterday.
Does anyone know if the chuck on this drill can be replaced, without changing the gears and clutch?
You should be able to, as you can on all the drills I have looked at, this might help- ua-cam.com/video/xagFLCseeDk/v-deo.html
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Why did you switch to the second gear when drilling the concrete block? Thanks
You can use a faster speed when drilling masonry, it makes the hole much faster 👍
NOOICE!
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Hello, nice review. Just got one out of ebay. Impressive tool!! Can I ask how the dcd796's chuck can be removed? I can't figure out the type of the screw in it (even if that thing im seeing is a screw)
I have not looked to be honest. Is the chuck faulty or something?
No, not at all. The chuck isn't faulty. I'm just checking how it could be removed just in case. If you got some spare time, give it a look. I guess many people who will purchase that, will have that question. Thanks for your answer, keep up the good work.
Ok, I'll take a look the next time I use it ;-)
Thanks for the comments
+Stelios Serpetinis
εχει δυο ειδικα κλειδια 559661-99 και 559697-99 οι κωδικοι αυτων!
Translated via Google translate- It has two special keys 559661-99 and 559697-99 are these codes !
Nick Xatzh Ευχαριστώ για τις πληροφορίες
Will this drill work with a 2ah battery still as opposed to the 5?
Yes, no problem at all 👍
Did you do all the drilling with the same battery charge?
+t braithwaite
Yes, this came with a 5AH battery which can last 2.5 times as long as my old Dewalt 2.0Ah batteries.
I will do a demonstration on how long the batteries last when I get chance ;-)
Thanks for the comment
+Ultimate Handyman 5ah might drill all day, thats a lot of power!
+jusb1066
Absolutely, in most cases it probably will last a full day!
Thanks for the comment
Where did you get it from
+Gamer97
Dewalt sent me a twin pack to test out, I tested the Impact driver a while back ;-)
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Where do you want your 10% commission paying into? lol thanks for this video
LOL
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Hello. I have a few questions please. WHY did you use the low setting, instead of high, for the drilling into wood and metal? In general, isn’t higher speed better for drilling? Also, when you used the hole saw, why didn’t you put the drill into drill mode? You put it on # 13 instead. WHY? Is that because it won’t kick/jerk your wrists if it gets stuck in the wood? The clutch stops the drill. I know if it’s in drill mode, the drill can jerk in your hands. A little risky.
Lastly, do you still highly recommend this drill? I don’t want to spend a lot of money on the newest version. I was thinking of buying this particular model in 20V (I’m in USA). Do you still presently have and use this drill? Thank you for the video.
The lower speed setting gives more torque.
When using hole saws, it is important to use the clutch, as you rightly say- to prevent injury to the user!
This drill is OK, but there are better drills out there. The chuck on this drill is not brilliant, and a few people have commented saying that the chuck cannot be replaced!
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@@ultimatehandyman what do u recommend for drill + driver?
@@henrikgustav2294 I'd go for Milwaukee. I use this 12v drill driver all the time (it has a 1/4 inch hex chuck) ua-cam.com/video/xEcnCSqLv9M/v-deo.html&t
If you need to drill larger holes or drive in large screws, I'd go for a 18v version, perhaps something like this- fave.co/3Y16alU
Wot no link to Amazon? Too new I guess.
+mark simpson You can get them on ebay - fave.co/1Ta1apW
Hi there ive just brought a dewalt 18v drill it says its 40nm is this a low powered drill? Thanks for te help
+MegaMetinMetin
No, 40NM is pretty powerful and should be fine for most applications.
Thanks for the comment
+Ultimate Handyman okey thanks for the reply :)
Pardon my lack of knowledge but what’s the difference between the DCD 796 and the 795. Thanks
The DCD 795 is the cheap version, which is nowhere near as good. It has a plastic chuck cover etc. The 795 is a lot cheaper to buy but won't last as long.
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Ultimate Handyman : Thanks 👍
What's the difference between DCD796 & DCD796B please?
Normally the letters at the end (after the model number) denotes what comes with the actual tool.
So the DCD796 will be the bare drill on it's own
The DCD796 is probably the exact same drill, but including a battery. etc.
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I had to turn on the CC to understand some of the accent... and even the CC couldn't comprehend, Ha! Funny translation, Googles bots can't speak British? I understood enough to say, "great and helpful review" though. Thanks Handyman, Cheers!
The CC has made some monster errors on many of my videos. I used to try and correct the errors, until UA-cam introduced UA-cam studio- now I've not been able to change and of the CC's since!
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hi. is the chuck is wobble?
No, not at all. The chuck runs perfectly true.
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20mins after pressing loool the drill includes a powerfull flash light!
Hello,
I am thinking of ordering a Dewalt DCD 795 as there are really good deals on Ebay at the moment. I am a huge Milwaukee fan, but I can't afford their M18 combi drills at the moment. I've never had a brushless combi drill before so I wonder if they make a lot of difference. :) Are the brushless Dewalts as good as the Milwaukees in your opinion?
Thank you. ;)
I own both Dewalt and Milwaukee, I have had reliability problems with the Milwaukee stuff but no such problems with Dewalt.I'd go for the Dewalt every time ;-)Thanks for the comment
Хоть не по русски но работа демонстрирует что в средней линей ке 18 v шуркуповертов это самая востребованная модель
Спасибо за комментарий
I want one :(
This is an awesome piece of kit ;-)
Thanks for the comment
What's the best price and do you have a link to the website?
Not sure, I normally buy stuff like this from eBay, just make sure the seller is reputable 👍
Jus bought a dcd 796 n the battery has a lil play
I would not worry too much about it.
I hope you get years of use from it ;-)
In the USA the DCD796 is a (20 volt)
+screenmanwalt That's correct. Thanks for the comment ;-)
20v max.....still 18v
In the United States the DeWalt dcd796 is a 3 speed gearbox not a two speed
That's weird, I would have thought the machines would be identical all over the world!
Thanks for the comment
It is also 20volt in the US
Is it possible you are talking about 996 model?
i think so
iNCORRECT. The 791 & 796 are two speed as shown here, no matter where you are in the world. Its also an 18 volt tool but only marketed as a 20 volt tool in the US by the marketing wanks. The DCD991 and 996 are the bigger 3 speed models. Its ok, your special...
I have only seen these in 20v?
They are 20v in the USA, but 18v in the UK.
I'm sure they are exactly the same, but named differently in some countries.
They’re all actually 18v ours here in America say 20v MAX which is what it puts out when the battery is at max charge but after it’s used for just a second or 2 it will drop down and continue to run at 18v
Is this compatible with the 20v line they have?
+Riza Khan Yes, they are sold as 18v in the UK, but 20v in some other countries.Thanks for the comment
it won't drill through pavement type concrete as fast as shown here,the concrete block he was drilling was a much softer type.
Just hope you never need a new chuck ! if you do you may as well through it away.
I'm glad the video helped
Thanks for the comment 👍
what about the DeWalt's defect?
What defect?
Ultimate Handyman a lot of people say that the DeWalt has a defect on the chuck: the drill bit always falls off and the chuck vibrate. Because I want to buy a professional drill, I'm scared about this problem. On youtube there are a lot of videos about this topic and can you suggest me what drill can I buy? I am thinking that the right drill for me is the Bosch (blue line) GSB 18v 5 li (i don't remember the exact model), but that's that. What do you think about a problem like this?
*Sigh* what's wrong with the male genome, when i see a powe tool, i MUST HAVE IT! ;p
Nothing wrong with that, women are the same with shoes/handbags ;-)
you cant put shelves up with handbags though!!
...or with tools I'd say. Or men with shoes or handbags... I myself can't pass by good nice shoes as well as tools. Just placed another order for 4 DeWalt machines ;-)
And my girlfriend does not really like handbags but tools haha :-)
How the hell to they justify pricing a dewault drill set with 2 battery's for £100 yet a battery alone is £50????
Is it this exact drill with 2 batteries for £100?
What AH are the batteries?
@@ultimatehandyman yes just having a rant as I have a DeWalt 18v cordless with 2 lithium Batts both are knackered, I've had a quick look on line and it's cheaper to buy a new cordless with battery's lol how do they justify the price of buying one battery??? So two would cost around £100 but could buy a brand new drill with 2 Batts for that it's almost as if your only really paying for Batts and drill is free lmao
Some manufacturers do special deals like that, so that you buy the drill. Then when you buy the next tool, you go for the same make, as you already own the batteries and chargers.
Bosch were doing a similar deal at screwfix a few months back, they had a Bosch 18v drill kit for about £90 with batteries, charger and case. It was worth buying the kit just for the batteries and charger!
En castellano
Solía agregar subtítulos en español a los videos, pero UA-cam lo ha hecho muy difícil ahora, lo siento.
Hi Ultimate Handyman In Australia they sell DeWalt 10 volt , 14.4 volt and 18 volt cordless tools , I have some 14.4 volt tools with the modern type XR batteries only the hardware store that sells them is closing down and I Can't find any-where else that sell 14.4 volt DeWalt tools . so the batteries are in short supply What I want to know is , will my tools run on 18volt batteries as they will slide into the carrier the same as the 14.4 volt batteries
I'm not sure, sorry. With the XRP batteries they all fit the one battery charger but you could not put the incorrect voltage battery in the other tools.
Hello, great review! I do love the LED functions, also the fact it's that's small, yet is a combi drill is impressive! It looks like a small 14v drill!
Also i haven't managed to send you my details, for the stickers, I hope you still have some left and I'd love to have 1! I'm a huge fan! Is there anyway you could give me your email address and I could email you my address?
+Faisal Y Thanks Faisal, if you send me your physical address using this form I'll get one posted ASAPdirectory.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/contact.php
+Ultimate Handyman I've just send my details! Thank you so much! I'm unbelievable happy about a sticker!!
+Faisal Y
I'll get it posted today ;-)
Thanks a lot!
+Faisal Y
You are welcome ;-)
that is not a concrete block
It's a block made from concrete
@@ultimatehandyman if you think this is concrete, you need to spend some time on a construction and see how they pour concrete and later how the results look like
@@yxkutt A concrete block and poured concrete are much different. To answer your original comment of " that is not a concrete block", please see Google search results for "concrete block" fave.co/2wAUPk1
Made in PRC(China)?? Sorry but I prefer to buy a good Chinese 180 dollars instead of poor Chinese 60 dollars or Dewalt Chinese 350 dollars and they will be the same.