I paused this just as it started because I want to put down what I think of this driver and then see how close it matches your thoughts. I feel that the motor in this thing is very good. It has a lot of power in it. Were this driver fails though In my opinion is in 2 places. 1 the motor needs a higher RMP. It is a strong motor and that can be felt but the 2800 rpm (I think thats what I remember ) needs to be bumped up to 3000 or even 3100 RMP. 2 the hammer unit needs more weight. I did not tear down this tool myself so I have not seen the hammer but while using it, it feels light and does not hit near as hard as it should. This thing has potential to be very good. Also the name is awesome for getting a laugh outta the shop guys.
Great review, Ty. I bet DCK is learning much from your analysis and commentary. Like that user manual. Always appreciate the teardowns. I'm stick'n with corded B&Ds but it's nice to see what competitors are doing these days.
buying noname chinese battery powered tools is dumb. i wont even buy bauer etc from harbor freight. corded is totally different though. some of the best value there!
O.k. Senator Rubio. You can walk up to his front door and say 'Hello. Dan Marino Of the Miami Dolphins you cant. When do you walk by and not even care that they are standing there. But then they do a press release. Then You have to pay to see them? What?
I appreciate the honest reviews and if a tool manufacturer is confident in their products they will too
I paused this just as it started because I want to put down what I think of this driver and then see how close it matches your thoughts. I feel that the motor in this thing is very good. It has a lot of power in it. Were this driver fails though In my opinion is in 2 places. 1 the motor needs a higher RMP. It is a strong motor and that can be felt but the 2800 rpm (I think thats what I remember ) needs to be bumped up to 3000 or even 3100 RMP. 2 the hammer unit needs more weight. I did not tear down this tool myself so I have not seen the hammer but while using it, it feels light and does not hit near as hard as it should. This thing has potential to be very good. Also the name is awesome for getting a laugh outta the shop guys.
Could be better...That is why the didn't include the "I".
Great review, Ty. I bet DCK is learning much from your analysis and commentary. Like that user manual. Always appreciate the teardowns. I'm stick'n with corded B&Ds but it's nice to see what competitors are doing these days.
are fans of this brand called DCK Heads?
"dykes"
Keep doing what you’re doing
2 year ago I got a Makita brushless 1/4 impact with bag and 4 amp battery for $90 so I thing this is over price
That's it. I'm selling all my Milwaukee and going head first into the 'DCK' platform...
DCK TOOLS! "...nothing swings like a DCK"
Made me chuckle 👍
It's made by *Dong* Chang so they know a thing or two about DCK's
Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny
Thank you for another Great Video 👍
Looks like that clown AVE has some competition.
Just buy ryobi lmao
@@marcheric what
buying noname chinese battery powered tools is dumb. i wont even buy bauer etc from harbor freight. corded is totally different though. some of the best value there!
Bought a $35 corded Black and Decker jigsaw recently after being all cordless the years, love that thing, incredible tool.
It's not no name, it's DCK
Now $69.99 on Amazon
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Try to take the lug nuts off your truck
O.k. Senator Rubio.
You can walk up to his front door and say 'Hello.
Dan Marino
Of the Miami Dolphins you cant.
When do you walk by and not even care that they are standing there.
But then they do a press release. Then You have to pay to see them?
What?
@@politicalpotato8383wouldn't you like to see if it can accomplish that, I would.
@@gypsydildopunks7083 ,
They are just normal folks. Living normal lives.
Nice, man!
Get Em Catus... LOL
Gar-booge.
DeWalts are awesome.