Exactly How Much Torque Can DeWALT's Latest Impact Make?

I currently have 2ah xr and 5 ah xr. Bought a DEWAlt cutoff tool and came with a free charger a 4ah and a 6 ah.(dcb2460c) will my tools perform better? Impact/grinder/saws? Not sure if I should sell or keep them. As far as impact I have the old dcf894

I was blown away like a queef in a tornado. 🌪️

What’s the weight of the 15ah?

Honestly, I'm glad what DeWalt is doing with the batteries.. The only real difference I see in general is the bigger the battery the longer it is going to last charged... Just a general way of looking at it.. And it should be that way and kept that way.

how is it pairing with the 20v 8ah?

I just ordered the atomic stubby for auto suspension work mainly lol. I know I should have went bigger. Im over it I need more power. Do i just step it up the 891 where alot of people love it or go bigger !!?? Working on a dodge Dakota rusty 05 in montana trucks from NY 😂 rust !! Ideally I want to handle whatever and want it to handle suspension disassembly on pickups

Your channel is one of my new favorites. I love it, but my wallet hates it lol 😆.

What's a better option, the DCF921 or DCF923? Only difference is the size of the drive, 3/8 or 1/2. At that price range what would you guys think is the better choice?

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Lets go Dewalt

Cool

BTW you switched the two mid torques when you compared them DCF894 vs DCF891. You put the weaker DCF894 on top.

DEWALT DCF911B 20V MAX* 1/2" Impact Wrench with Hog Ring Anvil (Tool Only) did you test this one ? youre the best man !

So the 900 didn't exist when this was made? New video maybe?

Just bought the 900. Yea it's the man !!!

im so happy to be on team DeWalt.

Other than the hog ring and the detent pin is the 891 and the 892 the same.

Man that is a sweet little setup. I’ve been eyeing the DCF900 for working in the garage but may add this too. You guys are very detailed

Picking up this midtorque tomorrow, going to run it with my 9AH

HI - I thinking to buy dcf921 but I don't know which battery will be best for me (for own car use) - 2AH for small work and some big one for max power 5/6ah waitly or 5ah dewalt and some other batteries. Any chance to compare power max output - thanks.

I just bought one and it was acting weird out the box. but I’m running a 3ah battery. I’m worried my battery isn’t good anymore. I hope it’s not the gun.

that battery is HUGE!

I’ve been seeing a DeWalt XR 10 ah battery lately and I’m just curious if it’s worth the price?

And here I sit with my still perfectly usable dcf894... I mean, how do you get rid of a perfectly functioning tool to buy another of the same type let alone same brand.

On my bucket list

Thanks for the interesting and helpful video.

Have you tested the CDF891B yet. It is hard to find the CDF891 anymore.
On say a 5ah battery how long can you set 5 inch lag nuts into a tree? I have to put in 12.

what do you do with all the tools you test after you're done? also it'd be cool if you put on the screen if you're going in reverse or forward. good stuff btw, thanks

I love my dcf900

You had the graph backwards because it showed the 894 way above the 891.

Lol he puts the giant battery on the Dewalt

What cells are in the 8ah and 10ah batteries?

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That's no new tool it's the same took with bigger leads (copper wire) which should came like that last time

My thoughts on the 15ah result: The 6ah pack is rated to deliver 70A based purely on cells, the 15ah pack probably uses the 18650 25S (i've not found out what it actually uses yet) so should theroetically have a current limit of 150A (!!!) but presumably that is being bottlenecked by circuitry etc, and I suspect that many cells jammed together requires some sort of current drain management to prevent the middle of the pack from overheating.

Hey I'm just curious because there's an 894 on sale in my area. Are the model numbers on those first two tests accidentally switched? Because it shows the 891 below the 894 but it sounds like you're saying the 891 is more powerful as we can assume.

I'm kinda confused on the battery types. Which batteries are the new design that uses the 21700 batteries? Why are they better?
And can somebody explain the power stacks. The one I looked at on Amazon has horrible reviews and many said its a one use disposable battery....

In the test with the 894 vs the 891 were the graphs labelled wrong? This test showed the old 894 beating the new 891. I am confused. I thought the 891 had higher torque values. Someone please clarify. Overall video is great and I am thinking about replacing my ridgid octane mid torque with the 891.

Got a new DCF900 ordered today, suppose to ship in 3 weeks. Can't wait for your review on that over the DCF899.

You accidently switched the model numbers on the powergraph between 891 and 894

Did anyone else notice the fact that this new mid torque beat out the flex and kobalt high torque with the 6ah battery? Been thinking about going kobalt because of budget but I almost can’t STAND the size of the high torque. This in a kit might be worth the money with a standard 5ah battery. 3 inches shorter and I would imagine a whole lot lighter.

I sold my Gen3 Milwaukee Mid torque and brought the Dewalt 891. I have a few of their 12v tools including the 3/8 ratchet. Now I’m tempted to sell my Milwaukee trimmer and get a Dewalt 60v one lmao. I want to collect more Dewalt tools now, they seem to be the best at the moment!

Keep on torkin

I know it’s just “assembled in USA” but it does make me feel good seeing an impact with a USA sticker on it making some serious beans compared to the Chinese made red tools.

Also I got one since I needed a cordless (kept winding up in situations where the air cord for my MG725 wasn’t long enough) and I already had Dewalt batteries from drills. Thing is honestly a super kickass impact.

In the 894/891 test you have them labeled wrong.

One thing I wish you did was get the torque rating for each power level. Just a graph overlay of the three different settings would be interesting to see