I have a question, is the breakaway torque same as forward?. The 330 lbs . I have the dcf899 and its a beast. Just wanted something like the milwakee m18 with 450 lbs torque
Never. It is mechanically easier to loosen something than tighten, so nut busting torque is used in marketing all the time. Dewalt is not one to rate their tools like other manufacturers. They rate drills in Units Watts output rather than inch pounds. Same with this impact, it is not rated the same. Personally, I feel that the Milwaukee is more powerful when using each of them, but I have yet to prove it.
*I like the features of the LED light on both the drill and the **MyBest.Tools** . I also like the contractor bag where I carry drill bits and driver attachments. So far the batteries hold charges to my satisfaction.*
I bought one today. I think the Ridgid mid torque outperforms this one but I got the Dewalt. Whichever batteries you own is a major factor in the next tool u own, batts are expensive!
Just picked this one up at Lowes on clearance for 109$ great for my Jeep, no problem with any bolts yet and I just did new shocks, sway bar links and track bar bushings. I'm using the 9ah batteries tho, haven't tried a small one yet
That is a marketing number and really is a unicorn that cannot be reproduced in the real world. Nut Busting and breakaway power are just for marketing hype.
We have both Milwaukee and DeWalt in our shop the new high torque Milwaukee and the high torque DeWalt. Even though the Milwaukee has a higher rated torque it struggles more than the DeWalt and eats through batteries quicker. As for 3/8 drive the are very equal, the Milwaukee one key is awesome, but the DeWalt xr 3/8 drive still seemed to have more power and the batteries last longer with both the m18 a 4ah and the DeWalt a 20v 4ah. As for drills the Milwaukee drills are straight junk, drill bit nappers with the auto shutdown, won't see a red drill in our shop again.
@@slickjames1 because Milwaukee guys dont like to admit any company can have duds, I personally didn’t like the m12 batteries because the clip system ( especially with the 1.5 smaller bats) would slip out the tools whilst in use. I only used them for finished carpentry but didnt like the feel, prefer dewalt battery system
@@dakushlife5225 you bought a knock off tool. That’s the only time it falls out. I know hundreds of people with M12 tools and none say the battery falls out.
@@dakushlife5225 I used to own a Milwaukee M12 Drill and 1/4 Impact ever since they first came out and had them for several years and used the crap out of them both. I took really good care of them though and never had any issues or complaints about them. I would still be using them today, had they not of gotten stolen. I've switched over to the Dewalt 20 volt tools since, only because my room mate has Milwaukee tools and I didnt want to get them mixed up. I like Dewalt, but I must say red and black look a heck of a lot nicer to me than yellow and black.
Is is sufficient for a fabricator would be using 5/8 or 16 mm rank bolts : fasteners in the construction industry?! Or should l step up to the next model 🧐
I have the Makita sub-compact impact driver and it is wonderful, but I don't have a cordless impact wrench, so please pick me to receive this one in your next tool giveaway ! Besides the "odds are ever in my favor"
For most things it will do well, but for older, rusted bolts, it will struggle. Even rear lower shock bolts that are rusted have brought this unit to it's knees.
impact guns has it's limits. especially with rusted bolts. good investment to make work faster and easier. so if you buy an impact gun, make sure you still keep that braker bar around. 👌
I have the Mac tool version of this. Looks just the same as it's dewalt brother here in video. It's rated at 385... And eats the milwaukee and spits it out. I would not be surprised if this gun is under rated.
Philip john I really really want the new Mac 3/8" gun. Super compact and claims 330 ft/lbs. It's the identical body to the DeWALT dcf887. I can't find much info or reviews on it. Do you know anybody that has it yet?
Justin D Well, that 330 ft/lbs is probably "bolt breakawasy" torque, which is usually a lot higher than 'working torque" For example, DCF899 has 700 max torque with 1200 breakaway torque. I think that 3/8 impact wrench's working torque would be somewhere around 150~180.
Kyong Song this thinking is true for all impacts... But not as low as you say. It really depends on how they design the tool ( impact and drivers) and its purpose.
Philip john the real issue with milwaukee is that if you drop the tool say farewell to the battery, it has a craapy plastic compound that ain't impact resistant.
I have a Dewalt 20v Drill, will the 2.0ah batteries for it run this 1/2 inch impact, or do I need a different set also are the chargers the same for the larger batteries? One more question. About how many wheels can be rotated on one battery?
The 2.0 will power this, but it will not run at its best performance. I would suggest a 5.0 Ah. I would venture to say you could rotate the tires on 3 cars with a 5.0 and probably struggle to get through one with a 2.0.
Did you buy it from a retailer or was it sent to you by DeWalt? I've been waiting for this to be released since it was announced back in August with a late November or December release. I've been checking the stores every few days for the past 2 weeks!
Same with me. I will decide on if i get this or end up with the weak dcf890 :\ I have the DCF899 for the tough stuff but i wanted something compact with decent power as well but if this 894 costs close to a DCF899 i might as well either get the 890 or some other brand..
jeffscomp do you consider the 894 compact somewhat? Like would it be easy to take with you let's say in your car? My 899 awesome but huge and I wouldn't consider bringing it with me places unless specifically needed.
Mod Nation I think it’s compact from the looks of it. It is half inch but has the power selector switch so you can be careful not to break off old rusty bolts.
Dewalt is smaller and lighter but we feel the difference in power between 330 ft lbs and the 450 ft lbs on the Ridgid. Will this be your only impact wrench and what do you expect it to do?
VERY tough call. If you are in the dewalt battery line, I would go with this. If you are not in either battery line, I would go with the Milwaukee as it seems to have a bit more power.
WorkshopAddict I'm not into either yet, but I have been trying to decide between dewalt vs milwaukee hammer drill/impact driver combo (both kits are fairly evenly matched) and the better impact wrench may make or break the kit decision.
Well, there might be more to it. How often will you use the side handle on the hammer drill? Take a look here and watch what happened to the Milwaukee. ua-cam.com/video/dbsc3U_-Mqk/v-deo.html It is not a dig on Milwaukee as I love their tools. But the side handle on that drill is not up to par.
The side handle isn't a huge issue for me, but that's still good to know. I'm a stickler for details, and issues like that put a bad taste in my mouth. I've used the older Nicad equivalent of the Dewalt drill and liked it very much, handle was super sturdy. Ugh...I hate making decisions like this! May have to just get the Dewalt kit and the Milwaukee impact wrench.
I was wondering about this dewalt for a while. Which would you prefer overall between the mid size ridgid or this dewalt? It looks pretty compact to for them tighter spots
Dewalt is slightly smaller. I am not a big fan of the middle mode on the Dewalt and I would rather have a medium setting so I will choose Ridgid for me. If I only used high and low, I would go Dewalt for the grip and size.
They do make a 3/8 model?? Dont see it on the DeWalt website ?? I've been anxiously waiting on the release of it or someone to let me know if I can change the 1/2 anvil out of it for a 3/8 drive one!!
I bought this product on pre order. I already have the milwaukee mid range bought this as I had more dewalt accessories with me like batteries and chargers. In Short I will go for milwaukee any day than this. I feel the power is lacking in this one better than DCF889 with a less formfactor it give almost the same power. Only thing I like about this one is the precision control when I take out smaller bolt it helps. If this is a first tools set I would probably recommend and get a Ridgid Gen5 Impact set which was on sale last week for really cheaper than this. More over this is a made in China and not Made in USA like DCF899 If you really want a dewalt impact I would say DCF899 is the one to go and get a milwaukee mid range for smaller automobile uses. At end I am kind of disappointed for the price paid
I had the same question, i know forward is 330lbs, but normally in the breakaway it should have more than that. I would like to see a video of a torque test. By the way, i already ordered mine, and if i dont see a video by then, i will try and post one up.
its weak for what it is though at 330ft lb? I don't know why dewalt made it so weak, the much older dcf889 is 400ft lb plus cheaper, and even milwaukees mid range impact is 600ft lb and cost less and its just ever so slightly lighter at 3.8lbs vs dewalts 3.9lbs
Dewalt with 3.0 battery for $199 or Milwaukee stubby with a 4.0 and 2.0 $270?? All around general use. Few tire rotations. HD cancelled my Milwaukee mid torque order stock issues blah blah
Nate, I would advise you wait for the mid-torque or contact ToolNut.com or AcmeTools.com and order the Mid-Torque. I would not compare that tool to either of your two alternatives.
@@WorkshopAddict thank you! It's just that the mid torque 3/8 at $199 with battery was such a good deal. Without a deal, the price is jumping to $300 w 2.0 or $400 with 5.0. Hoping to stay under 300 bills 😉
Upgraded from an older 18v kit. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
New tool suks for my line of work . I have the 1/4 in and 7/16 chuck impact works perfect in line work this one how ever burns out soon as it touches the line and yet my two others have no problems..
RzVids - I'm saying, when I watch a DeWalt video you'll see how much folks comment and hate on DeWalt and be like "Milwaukee is better", etc. To me, they're both good tool brands. *shrug*
WorkshopAddict I’m a Dewalt guy with some Milwaukee, but I wonder when you do these reviews why you don’t mention that the Milwaukee is very compact and has more power ? I’m a builder not a mechanic but it would be helpful to viewers if you helped us choose if the Dewalt will be enough torque or we should get the Milwaukee...
I hadn't heard of that one before. I have dewalt stuff or I'd be all over that one. I wish dewalt had a mid torque 3/8. I've already got the big 1/2 brushless.
Just got mine in. Worked great on my f150 lug nuts. Perfect for tire rotations and tire change.
Awesome. We think you will really like it.
Appreciate y'alls review and opinions.
George Lomas Thank you George.
I have a question, is the breakaway torque same as forward?. The 330 lbs . I have the dcf899 and its a beast. Just wanted something like the milwakee m18 with 450 lbs torque
Never. It is mechanically easier to loosen something than tighten, so nut busting torque is used in marketing all the time. Dewalt is not one to rate their tools like other manufacturers. They rate drills in Units Watts output rather than inch pounds. Same with this impact, it is not rated the same. Personally, I feel that the Milwaukee is more powerful when using each of them, but I have yet to prove it.
*I like the features of the LED light on both the drill and the **MyBest.Tools** . I also like the contractor bag where I carry drill bits and driver attachments. So far the batteries hold charges to my satisfaction.*
I bought one today. I think the Ridgid mid torque outperforms this one but I got the Dewalt. Whichever batteries you own is a major factor in the next tool u own, batts are expensive!
Dang it Brian...your videos are costing me money lol! Just made the purchase 💪🏻
Just picked this one up at Lowes on clearance for 109$ great for my Jeep, no problem with any bolts yet and I just did new shocks, sway bar links and track bar bushings. I'm using the 9ah batteries tho, haven't tried a small one yet
just ordered mine and i love the look of it also great reviews so i pulled the trigger
I seen multiple videos of this impact gun and everyone seems to be forgetting to mention the Breakaway power, which is 600 foot pounds of torque
That is a marketing number and really is a unicorn that cannot be reproduced in the real world. Nut Busting and breakaway power are just for marketing hype.
That's why I bought it for the 600 lb breakaway I don't feel it or see it
Love this tool. Great torque and feels amazing in hand
We have both Milwaukee and DeWalt in our shop the new high torque Milwaukee and the high torque DeWalt. Even though the Milwaukee has a higher rated torque it struggles more than the DeWalt and eats through batteries quicker. As for 3/8 drive the are very equal, the Milwaukee one key is awesome, but the DeWalt xr 3/8 drive still seemed to have more power and the batteries last longer with both the m18 a 4ah and the DeWalt a 20v 4ah. As for drills the Milwaukee drills are straight junk, drill bit nappers with the auto shutdown, won't see a red drill in our shop again.
I’ve never seen anyone use Milwaukee and junk in the same sentence lol
@@slickjames1 because Milwaukee guys dont like to admit any company can have duds, I personally didn’t like the m12 batteries because the clip system ( especially with the 1.5 smaller bats) would slip out the tools whilst in use. I only used them for finished carpentry but didnt like the feel, prefer dewalt battery system
@@dakushlife5225 you bought a knock off tool. That’s the only time it falls out. I know hundreds of people with M12 tools and none say the battery falls out.
@@slickjames1 Milwaukee is king and DeWalt is 2nd
@@dakushlife5225 I used to own a Milwaukee M12 Drill and 1/4 Impact ever since they first came out and had them for several years and used the crap out of them both. I took really good care of them though and never had any issues or complaints about them. I would still be using them today, had they not of gotten stolen.
I've switched over to the Dewalt 20 volt tools since, only because my room mate has Milwaukee tools and I didnt want to get them mixed up. I like Dewalt, but I must say red and black look a heck of a lot nicer to me than yellow and black.
Great video! How does it compare to say the ryobi p 261?
....Hi..!! Nice review..
This impact wrench is better than new craftsman brushless mid torque 1/2 impact wrench CMCF920 ?
Thanks..!! Appreciate../.
I am pretty sure they are the same tools.
@@WorkshopAddict Thank you..!! 👍
Is is sufficient for a fabricator would be using 5/8 or 16 mm rank bolts : fasteners in the construction industry?! Or should l step up to the next model 🧐
Spend the money and get the big boy DCF899
agreed, get the hog ring instead of the detent pin
Is it better than a ryobi 1/2 impact wrench thanks god bless
Yes, by far
Very nice video, good coverage of information, just ordered mine ;) Thank you
Thanks for explaining the precision mode... Why not demonstrate it?
I have the Makita sub-compact impact driver and it is wonderful, but I don't have a cordless impact wrench, so please pick me to receive this one in your next tool giveaway ! Besides the "odds are ever in my favor"
Dewalt dcf891 have u review it?
How will tool work with let's say changing your struts or repairs like that ? Not sure if I want to go with the big boy dewalt or this one.
For most things it will do well, but for older, rusted bolts, it will struggle. Even rear lower shock bolts that are rusted have brought this unit to it's knees.
impact guns has it's limits. especially with rusted bolts. good investment to make work faster and easier.
so if you buy an impact gun, make sure you still keep that braker bar around. 👌
@@WorkshopAddict spray those rusted bolts and nuts with PB blaster
I have the Mac tool version of this. Looks just the same as it's dewalt brother here in video. It's rated at 385... And eats the milwaukee and spits it out. I would not be surprised if this gun is under rated.
Philip john I really really want the new Mac 3/8" gun. Super compact and claims 330 ft/lbs. It's the identical body to the DeWALT dcf887. I can't find much info or reviews on it. Do you know anybody that has it yet?
I don't. But should be amazing. Like the one I have.
I have the dcf877 in a hex drive. Its seems way stronger than what's it's rated for. I love it's 3 speed. Slow it down for thread tapping.
Justin D
Well, that 330 ft/lbs is probably "bolt breakawasy" torque, which is usually a lot higher than 'working torque"
For example, DCF899 has 700 max torque with 1200 breakaway torque.
I think that 3/8 impact wrench's working torque would be somewhere around 150~180.
Kyong Song this thinking is true for all impacts... But not as low as you say. It really depends on how they design the tool ( impact and drivers) and its purpose.
Wondering about the DeWalt platform!
Good video as always, keep them coming.
Where do you buy it at? I been looking online and I see Acme has them but won’t be shipped until the 30th of December. I can’t wait that long.
The milwaukee is nice and compact... But dewalt feels just as comfortable and balanced
Philip john the real issue with milwaukee is that if you drop the tool say farewell to the battery, it has a craapy plastic compound that ain't impact resistant.
If you're using it to torque down lugs how do you know it hit the proper rating?
You use a torque wrench.
Wonder if they make 3/8 xr mid torque?
I got the 899 and the 894p2....gotta have em both..i call the 899 big yellow...894 lil yellow
This would be a good giveaway. Awesome tool
Next one is a bit larger. Coming soon.
I have a Dewalt 20v Drill, will the 2.0ah batteries for it run this 1/2 inch impact, or do I need a different set also are the chargers the same for the larger batteries? One more question. About how many wheels can be rotated on one battery?
The 2.0 will power this, but it will not run at its best performance. I would suggest a 5.0 Ah. I would venture to say you could rotate the tires on 3 cars with a 5.0 and probably struggle to get through one with a 2.0.
Great Vid Very Impacting !
How much time you can use before you recharge
If you check this impact gun at Home Depot online it claims that it has 600 pound of Breakaway torque and 330 pounds of fastening torque.
I just got it and that’s what the box says
You set it on high torque your lug nuts and then put it in reverse and you might get them back off
Did you buy it from a retailer or was it sent to you by DeWalt? I've been waiting for this to be released since it was announced back in August with a late November or December release. I've been checking the stores every few days for the past 2 weeks!
Same with me. I will decide on if i get this or end up with the weak dcf890 :\ I have the DCF899 for the tough stuff but i wanted something compact with decent power as well but if this 894 costs close to a DCF899 i might as well either get the 890 or some other brand..
Mod Nation I’d hold out for the dcf894. The little dewalt is kind of underpowered.
jeffscomp do you consider the 894 compact somewhat? Like would it be easy to take with you let's say in your car? My 899 awesome but huge and I wouldn't consider bringing it with me places unless specifically needed.
So when the hell is this coming out? Been waiting forever!
Mod Nation I think it’s compact from the looks of it. It is half inch but has the power selector switch so you can be careful not to break off old rusty bolts.
Does great in the rain
I can only get around 80 ft ibs on high. But, it says 330?
330 is for removal. You should see 175 to 190 on fastening depending on the fastener size. You need to use a 5.0 battery or larger.
You guys should compare this dewalt with milwaukee's mid-torque impact wrench....
You just want to see the Milwaukee kick its ass? :) Dewalt at 330 ft lbs and the Milwaukee at 450 ft lbs.
Which one is best. Dewalt this model vs Rigid (DIY you guys reviewed)
Dewalt is smaller and lighter but we feel the difference in power between 330 ft lbs and the 450 ft lbs on the Ridgid. Will this be your only impact wrench and what do you expect it to do?
WorkshopAddict yes only impact will own and work most on suspension stuff. Weekend warrior around the house Proyect alike
Isn't the breakaway on this 600 ft. Lb.? 150 greater than the ridgid, and an inch less deep.
For a light-duty user, mostly for removing lug nuts, would you choose this or the Milwaukee mid-torque?
VERY tough call. If you are in the dewalt battery line, I would go with this. If you are not in either battery line, I would go with the Milwaukee as it seems to have a bit more power.
WorkshopAddict I'm not into either yet, but I have been trying to decide between dewalt vs milwaukee hammer drill/impact driver combo (both kits are fairly evenly matched) and the better impact wrench may make or break the kit decision.
Well, there might be more to it. How often will you use the side handle on the hammer drill? Take a look here and watch what happened to the Milwaukee. ua-cam.com/video/dbsc3U_-Mqk/v-deo.html It is not a dig on Milwaukee as I love their tools. But the side handle on that drill is not up to par.
The side handle isn't a huge issue for me, but that's still good to know. I'm a stickler for details, and issues like that put a bad taste in my mouth. I've used the older Nicad equivalent of the Dewalt drill and liked it very much, handle was super sturdy. Ugh...I hate making decisions like this! May have to just get the Dewalt kit and the Milwaukee impact wrench.
12799MaDeuce It is nice to cherry pick the best tools. I like the Milwaukee impact wrenches and driver's but the DeWalt drills.
I was wondering about this dewalt for a while. Which would you prefer overall between the mid size ridgid or this dewalt? It looks pretty compact to for them tighter spots
Dewalt is slightly smaller. I am not a big fan of the middle mode on the Dewalt and I would rather have a medium setting so I will choose Ridgid for me. If I only used high and low, I would go Dewalt for the grip and size.
WorkshopAddict ya thats a little weird not to have a mid setting. Does there high impact have a mid setting? I think so right?
Milwaukee. . Dewalt sucks balls
Dewalt chose to have the "mid" setting be the bolt or nut control setting.
Great video
Do they make this in a 3/8 version and if it don't hopefully they will?
They sure do! somewhere in the comments, I listed the model number. I cannot find it on my phone.
They do make a 3/8 model?? Dont see it on the DeWalt website ?? I've been anxiously waiting on the release of it or someone to let me know if I can change the 1/2 anvil out of it for a 3/8 drive one!!
Jamie Bernard I can't find it either but I will buy one on the spot if that have one out
DEWALT DCF890B is the 3/8" Brushless 20v version
bov188 I was hoping for this size 3/8 not the smaller one but thanks
I bought this product on pre order. I already have the milwaukee mid range bought this as I had more dewalt accessories with me like batteries and chargers. In Short I will go for milwaukee any day than this. I feel the power is lacking in this one better than DCF889 with a less formfactor it give almost the same power. Only thing I like about this one is the precision control when I take out smaller bolt it helps. If this is a first tools set I would probably recommend and get a Ridgid Gen5 Impact set which was on sale last week for really cheaper than this. More over this is a made in China and not Made in USA like DCF899 If you really want a dewalt impact I would say DCF899 is the one to go and get a milwaukee mid range for smaller automobile uses. At end I am kind of disappointed for the price paid
Hey guys. I am upgrading my dcf885. Should I get this one or the xr impact?
If you can afford the XR, go for it. It can fit the 20v batteries, and the flex volt batteries. Also, it has a slightly higher torque rating.
Thia channel is the best
I saw more impacting by your hand vs the impact itself :)
Hey guys...what is the reverse nut bust torque in this unit???
Thanks!
Dewalt rates it at 330 ft lbs.
I had the same question, i know forward is 330lbs, but normally in the breakaway it should have more than that. I would like to see a video of a torque test. By the way, i already ordered mine, and if i dont see a video by then, i will try and post one up.
@@WorkshopAddict I found the breakaway torque, it's 500 ftlbs
600 per the box
Breakaway Torque is 500ft lbs...I managed to dig it up on a ebrochure DeWalt released in April
600
I just got one. The box it came in also said 600 breakaway torque
@@tepsti6613 It only said 500ft lbs long time ago when the impact was first released to public lol
What was the breaking torque on it?
George Lomas DeWalt just lists it as 330 ft lbs.
I was wondering the same question, i know it says 330 foward torque, but i was also wondering if its the same for reverse or more.
600 torque
Breakaway torque?
600
Look like old 18V impact wrench 300 ft-lbs long length
I would like to know how many torch apply to the lug nuts with this tool. I mean....can damage the lug nuts?
its weak for what it is though at 330ft lb? I don't know why dewalt made it so weak, the much older dcf889 is 400ft lb plus cheaper, and even milwaukees mid range impact is 600ft lb and cost less and its just ever so slightly lighter at 3.8lbs vs dewalts 3.9lbs
Nice tool
Dewalt with 3.0 battery for $199 or Milwaukee stubby with a 4.0 and 2.0 $270?? All around general use. Few tire rotations. HD cancelled my Milwaukee mid torque order stock issues blah blah
Nate, I would advise you wait for the mid-torque or contact ToolNut.com or AcmeTools.com and order the Mid-Torque. I would not compare that tool to either of your two alternatives.
@@WorkshopAddict thank you! It's just that the mid torque 3/8 at $199 with battery was such a good deal. Without a deal, the price is jumping to $300 w 2.0 or $400 with 5.0. Hoping to stay under 300 bills 😉
Great review
Is dewalt coming out with a bigger 1/2 impact like Milwaukee 2767
I do not know anything about it at this time.
Upgraded from an older 18v kit. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
New tool suks for my line of work . I have the 1/4 in and 7/16 chuck impact works perfect in line work this one how ever burns out soon as it touches the line and yet my two others have no problems..
Great video Brian. #WORKSHOPADDICT
Anyone here can recommend me protective boot can fit with this tool?I love my dewalt and I want to protect the body
Check with Mac tools website or truck.
Why does everyone hate Dewalt so much?
Dewalt is behind on their impact tools. We do not hate them!
bman409 lol what? It’s literally Milwaukee and Dewalt you’ll ever see.
RzVids - I'm saying, when I watch a DeWalt video you'll see how much folks comment and hate on DeWalt and be like "Milwaukee is better", etc. To me, they're both good tool brands. *shrug*
Dewalt impact wrenches are significantly weaker than Milwaukee counter parts. Try them out and you’ll see.
Slow response for Milwaukee mid tq and underpowered, imo DeWalt failed with this.
It’s about balance, there will always beso
Etching faster/better/etc. If it works for you then good if not get something else.
Dewalt and its cordless job site is just way to much of with flexvolt. Any hi demand on milwaukee stuff and it will trip out.
Dewalt sucks balls.. Team Red is killing it
HEMI LOVER they are all good, give it a rest
Milwaukee great when they don't break , I went back to yellow
Haw math
The Milwaukee is stronger and compact.....
It is, but 120 ft lbs per the rating.
WorkshopAddict I’m a Dewalt guy with some Milwaukee, but I wonder when you do these reviews why you don’t mention that the Milwaukee is very compact and has more power ? I’m a builder not a mechanic but it would be helpful to viewers if you helped us choose if the Dewalt will be enough torque or we should get the Milwaukee...
got a part number to back that up?
Milwaukee part #? If so, 2861-20 The Dewalt # is in the title.
I hadn't heard of that one before. I have dewalt stuff or I'd be all over that one. I wish dewalt had a mid torque 3/8. I've already got the big 1/2 brushless.
break away torque?