Dewalt Solves Huge Issue For Tapcons!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Dewalt Solves Huge Issue For Tapcons for contractor, Electricians, plumbers, and tradesmen that use Tapcon screw and fasteners for masonry! If you use tapcons or any type of screws for masonry watch this video before ever using Tapcons again! DEWALT Tools solved the problems associated with using Tapcon fasteners with this innovative 10 PC Anchor Drive Installation Kit (DW5366)
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I'm super happy you are thinking about hat safety. Nothing more important than protecting your hat's eyes with a pair of safety glasses 🤓🤓🤓
Safety first
😂😂. Hat safety 🤦
It is defiantly good to wear safety glasses all the time, I carry 10+ pairs in my shop. Stuff goes flying up all the time, and it is so easy to loose an eye.
@@VCGConstruction humble yourself Vince that video the other channel did of you makes you look like a diva , if a whole crowd of people can boo you check yourself.
Vance is a Diva at Big Red?.......is he buddies with the makita knome?
nice thing about using an impact driver is the screw isn't a foot away from my hand on the tool. Makes a difference when you're trying to keep what you're securing still while driving in screws. m12 impact is a fraction of this size, I rather reach for that on my belt than fumble around with the sds bit on top of a ladder. Let the rotary hammer hang from a sling, then with an m12 impact in the right and the object being secured in the left, my hands are just inches apart instead of over a foot.
I agree, can't see Dewalt selling a ton of these. Like you said, the long sleeve would make holding the tapcon a little clumsy. I would rather stick the tapcon in the hole, give it a hand torque twist to hold it in place, then take the impact off my belt.
Seems to me you must be a professional! I build outdoor structures like gazebos and pergolas for a living and using Dewalts system seems like it would be more time consuming for me as well since I drill my anchor holes with a hammer drill and then use my impact to set the Tapcons so I don't have to keep switching bits. Seems faster to me in addition to the great point you make about the Dewalt system being awkwardly long for some Tapcon installs.
Hey Vince just wanted to thank you for the great deal I got yesterday at Ohio power tools. The M18 fuel hammer drill and impact driver kit for 248.00 really appreciate it.
Glad you scored Danny
Is that deal still live??
I have the TapCon installation kit, and only used it the very first few times I always Goto my 12v Dewalt impact to set tapcons its much faster and I know the exact setting to set the tapcons perfectly every time.
It looks really great but when I was watching the video the tapcon was not torqued all the way into the concrete, is that an issue?
Always use a tapcon kit!!! Plus still would like to see Milwaukee SDS M12 vs. Dewalt SDS 12v
Texas commerical electrician. Change out and install alot of wallpacks at top of 24' extension ladder on concrete and or tilt walls. Few years ago changed from lead anchors to Tapcons, sometimes aggregate or rocks blow out, hole too big for Tapcon to bite. Drive a lead in. Ive seen this set up at supply house but seems more of a DIY kit. Personally when working at these heights I wear pouches with handtools, anchors, and washers etc. Then keep a Klein 5109PS canvas bucket with m18 1"rotary hammer and m18 impact, clipped off to top of ladder. When working, the impact stays on my belt and hammer drill is tied off to bucket. Also tape on the sds bit to mark the depth instead of that depth bar. This set up prob work real good on a union job. lol.
Keep up the great content!
HILT I has had that system out for more than 25 years. I am a Commercial union carpenter for more than 42 years. Dewalt didn't solve the issue for tapcons, HILT had this system for their own concrete screws. HILT sold screws for anchoring into concrete called Kwikcons. They had a combo drive head that used a 5/16" driver bit or a T20 torx bit - they still sell them today. You can use HILTI'S system to drive Tapcons as well - copycat system from Dewalt as I'm sure the patent has expired.
The main problem is trying to drill and set a tapcon in 40... 50 ..60.. year old concrete
Electrician here. I've had the dewalt 9/16 SDS now for 6 months. One of the best investments I made as far as concrete fastening. HUGE time saver especially when you have a 5 amp battery.
Nice, thanks for the feedback from your own real world use Brad.
The Makita 12 v SDS is sweet, very light
I literally just bought one for the same reason I’m hoping I have the same story lol
@bradc7767
You sound a little suspect...
An electrician who isn't beholden to the solo worship
of the mighty RED GOD
from the city of beer, in the great cheese state?
Lol.
Dewalt has been bringing itself up to the level of function
alongside with the mighty RED and BLUE/GREEN old kings
This is the most enthusiastic dude I’ve ever seen when it comes to tools! 👍👍
Right tool for the job gets er done quickly
Pretty sure my friend just bought this. We’re installing a heat pump hvac system and running CAT6 through out the home. All cut in.
For everyone trying to see the demo. Fast forward to 3:35 its when he actually demo the damm tool
The music pause as he tries to close the case was some pretty good editing.
Have A 15 year old tapcon Kit from Bosch with the Sleeve and nut drivers. Nothing actually new, probably just rebranded by DeWalt. Only Issue I had was drill was not tightening the fastener enough.
Wow, I just set some tapcons today. Looks like a cool kit.
Have the Bosch one. Works perfect
Appreciate all the content brother!
Thanks for watching Jake! 👍🏻
@@VCGConstruction nah thank you for making these videos so I have something to do while I sit in my truck and wait for my boss to bring me material. 🤣😂👍👍
Bought a 100+ yo solid concrete house 2 years ago. Installed a metric $*#@ ton of Tapcons since. This would have definitely made things easier even for a DIY guy.
It sure would have made life easier
Gotta b honest impact driver all day……these videos r addictive
Thanks James, glad you enjoy them!
Yo!!! The background music is ROCKIN. I love it.
I do believe Milwaukee has had this tool out for a few years now.
I see all of these comments expressing preference for just using a hammer-drill and a impact-wrench. But I don't see how - when using an impact wrench - you could possibly know with any precision how much torque you've applied. That's a problem with nearly all (only one exception comes to mind) impact wrenches: they're fast, but you only get a very coarse torque-value. Thus this DeWalt kit: more precise torques.
Vince -- great video, and I thank you for creating and sharing these. Do you have links here somewhere to buy these tools?
We used to used condrives on those old electric noisy hammer drills to put it tapcons before bulldogs and impact drivers started hitting the scene
Good if you gotta throw just a couple tapcons in but for any double digit amount or more I’d want a second driver or drill
I wish dewalt would make a power detect and a flexvolt version of their impact drivers.
Vince; I can tell you love doing what you do. Thanks for sharing all the content with us 🤙🏽
I appreciate that!
Listen I love your site ,but I've been racking my brains ever since I've seen this video and you did a very good job explaining it for some of these new millennials ,but I've seen this product once before! Yeah Bosch as created it before, but their was in a fabric storage case and it's seemingly less expensive than Dewalt tapcon versions! Again love your shows
I use a Milwaukee M18 fuel version of that tool with a similar kit by Bosch.
HEY ISN'T THIS THE GUY WHOS TERRIFIED OF SMALL TWO-CYCLE GAS ENGINES?! BWHAHAHA 🤣😂😭
How to improve this awesome tool even more? Add small version of Vacuum system like DCH263 has. Than its perfect ....
Vince your the man but i could have ordered a steak eat it and had a cannoli by the time that drill set that tap con lol
love dewalt but con drive on a 995 impact been working pretty good for me
Luv ya brother
Tony from T&G construction
Drill is way too slow for a dedicated concrete drill.
This seems very weak
I had the irwin version of this for hanging bathroom dispensers with an impact. Money well spent
Wow this is amazing for electricians
Guy I used to work with got the Milwaukee version. He loves it
Thx for the update! 👍
magnetic, one-handed drilling - nice work Yo
Cool tool !!!!
My choice is the German Metabo version. It is a two handled version that I make the holes with and then drive the screw in with a German Metabo 18V Impact. That's how I " GET R DONE "
Thanks for the video Vince.
Git r done
Awesome tool if you need to travel light. But we all know switching to your side arm is faster than reloading…. I’m grabbing my 12 volt impact off my belt loop with a tapcon pre set into in my Malco 5/16 bit and going to town on it. I’m hammer drilling with one hand and setting a new tapcon in the bit on my impact with the other. Will one of these end up in my hammer drill box to make it ready to drive tapcons in with what’s only in the box so I can travel light? Absolutely. Will it become an every day use tool? I hope not I hate hammer drilling.
Git r done!
I wonder how many uses it has before it needs to be recalibrated or a new one purchased to torque at the right specification. I am assuming there is some kind of built in spring tensioner mechanism that gives the appropriate torque.
Looks like a nice kit and drill.
How does this compare to- MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-20-7497 Tapcon SDS Install Kit?
I’m asking about the HEPA filter attachment for overhead drilling. I’m in comercial HVAC & we set overhead anchors for our hangers. Please let me know. Thanks! #VeryCoolGang
Real question how long is that battery going to last? Drilling into concrete eats up battery life quick
now that i need ty vince
But what is difference between this DeWalt and Milwaukee tapcon kit?
Doesn’t Milwaukee make one too?
35 years ago this tool was called a Condrive. They’ve evolved a little bit over time with SDS bits as part of the system.
Both the Condrive 1000 and 2000 had sds+ bits available in the 90's. DeWalt hasn't created anything new here at all.
@@matthewwilliams5481 I don’t remember for sure but I think the original Condrive was a patented ITW product.
My first week as a carpenter apprentice in 84 guys on the crew we’re telling me about Tapcons and how they worked. I was sure they were trying to play a prank on me.
I hope you not letting Tool Review Zone disrespect you like that.
WOW! That hammer drill is slow!
Almost every time I watch VCG I spend some money hahaha
Be careful when you put the bit sleeve on not to burn your fingers on hot bit
Will craftsman have a set?
Great vid as always VCG! I gotta admit I willy nilly it with and Impact. And with pretty good success I might add but woulnt lie I've snapped a Tapcon or 2 in my day lol. Might be worth looking into the torque bit but I don't think I'd want to be switching bits all the time in my proffession. Rather just have an impact set up with a torque bit and just drill with the SDS.
Looks identical to the Milwaukee version, which is awesome. I use it daily. This is better only for the case.
Here goes the big question Vince, which one is better this Dewalt kit or the Milwaukee one you put out a video last week?
@vcgconstruction
Nice Vince
Thanks Jamal!
I have a Ryobi Hammer Drill that has 3 settings Hammer, Driver and Drill, drilling activates the tourqe clutch settings. I use the Tapcon kit same as the one in your video, do I use the drill setting on my hammer drill on the highest tourqe setting to set the fastener or put it driver setting? The instructions for the Tapcon fastener showed not to use hammer setting
Irwin already has a set out.
You need to whack 6' off those laces brother🤣
My little sister said the same thing!
This seems like a better kit than Milwaukee. I love my Milwaukee Tools though
I like the hard case with room for fasteners
I do not own that...but I will. That's fantastic
As an residential electrician, this is probably the most pointless kit for any trade I've ever seen. If you're blowing out holes setting tapcons with your impact you obviously don't know how to use the tool and should not be in the trades.
Vance in a nutshell, something tells me this guy never really put any work in on a real construction site, for fucks sake the broad is terrified of small gas engines God forbid the boss sent him to go power on the generator. 🤣😂
Bosch, Irwin, and Milwaukee all make versions too.
Yo Vince! Is there a HEPA filter attachment for the model? Please let me know! 🤙🏽
Will do
Looks kinda slow on the drilling. I think the 20v with the power stack is a better option than 12v for most jobs.
That’s real Nass like 👍👊🏻😎
Real Nass Like
How much battery do I need to buy to be safe n good for a whole day of work
bigger the better for a whole day.
great video
Thanks Chris
Drill looks useful but if doesn't run tapcon all the way down it's totally useless plus that set up along is bigger than an impact driver not to mention the added length of the drill
And it's not any faster than a ½" Hammer drill.
@@pescatoralpursuit1726 I care more about it being smaller and lighter than the 1" ones but without a hammervac I'll pass
@@magicdark725 This drill has in my estimation no advantage to either a basic hammer drill (same power only bigger) or something like my d handle 18v rotary hammer (same size, less power.)
The only 12v hammer drill I ever used, I sold in short order. They're way too slow to justify their existence.
@@pescatoralpursuit1726 love my m18 rotory hammer. it's the sds plus rated for up to 1/2 in holes but I've used it for 1 inch holes and it powers through it. the drill in the video was ungodly slow. even if the one I have isn't as compact I'll take the speed advantage I have with the m18 all day.
Its funny that they get so many people tp buy this stuff. My craftsman shoots tapcons with ease. No tapcon kit needed.
Hay Vince
Had me sold on this until that tapcon didn’t go all the way in the concrete
Cool
You don't say how it adjust the proper torque??
We just use an impact driver after we pre-drill our hole we have had the 20v deWalt rotary hammer we just purchased our third rotary hammer we broke two Already they don’t seem to be that durable in my opinion
Wher did you purchase the kit?
I thought I put a link to ACME in description, I may have made an oversight
Where’s the VS M12 Battle??
nice cool but how come none of you youtubers/content provider never use a P100 dust mask when driling in concrete
More plastic for the ocean lmao
BUT WHERE ARE THE CHEESE STEAKS?
🤣🤣🤣
Bosch Bulldog did it 15 yrs ago
That's great but your faster didn't go all the way down
I set alot of tapcons. Sometimes 200-300 in a day. I have tried the con drive. I don't like it. I'm faster with a Dedicated tool for each task. M18 fuel impact sets tapcons perfect for me.
Shouldn't you switch to rotation only when driving screw?
PS that system has been around for 20+years ish
Cool vid anyways.
I like that a lot
Why two pair of sunglasses?
I willy nilly. Hahahahaaa
I want to spend $1500 on tool , to start my small business, what do I have to buy??? Top 10 thing I need for my small business
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Definitely depends on what kind of work you're going for but the bare essentials would be Drill, impact, sawzall, skill saw, multi tool, lights, extension cords, hand tools like screw drivers, socket set, tape measure, and lastly bits and blades. Those are all things I use on almost every job at some point. Lots of carry over for any specialist work as well. I would look used and try to save some money especially on hand tools and things that the hardware stores love to rape us for.
That's somewhat open ended. If you say what type of business then more of us can help.
How much battery do I have to buy?
@@carloszambrano6177 2 batteries would be the minimum. I've never really needed more than 3 at once while working. As long as you have a battery ready to go or can charge one while you're using the other you should be fine.
Are you saying condrive is a new idea lol?
condrive 2000 was the best you could get. can. not get them now it was a all in one tool worked great
I don't believe that 12v system is big enough for that tool to make sense but I may be wrong
Ever heard of condrive
I've worked in construction for 10 years 4 years ago, I honestly cant remember the last time I had to use tapcons.
#VCGconstruction
Huau this os Nice.
Keep your eyes peeled... and your ear hole open 😄
Tap on screws have been around for 50 years. All you need to use them is a hole of the right size and a degree of intelligence. Buying a whole lot of branded accessories is totally unnecessary.
Stavros
I actually like this one, so I’ll Smeesh the like button, and I really need the seven years good luck. lol 😂
2 guns. 1 to set one to fasten. Kind of like the old Western days..
holy shit my m12 fuel rotary is 5 times as fast