DEWALT DCF885C1 20V Impact Driver Review

Most of my power tools are DEWALT and Makita. I've never had any problems with any of them. Works perfectly. No problems with my batteries. I wish I had bought my tools as a set rather than piece by piece to save some money overall. I like the small size of this driver as it helps when space is at a premium. I can't think of any cons to write about. Do you want it cheaper? I forgot to check if the motor is brushless. Brushless have been around for so long and there really is no reason why they…

Love this thing. I've been involved with cars for a very, very long time and would like to get one sooner. This makes working with cars much faster and more fun. When you repair or modify cars, think about how much time you spend turning and loosening nuts and bolts. Bolts in a car can be threaded from 15 to 24 per inch, which means you have to turn the bolt 15 full turns to move each bolt one inch. Now imagine if it were almost instantaneous. This lightweight tool has a lot of torque so it can

is a great tool. high power for screwdriving. I just spent a day building 8 foot tall shelving in my garage, open shelving in my kitchen, and shelving in my basement for food storage. it made the job easier. My arm was worn out before that shock motor. The battery was still very full after probably 5 hours of use. I drilled a dozen or so holes with no problems. Then spent hours driving screws into 2x4 and plywood. I'm just a regular guy doing simple projects at home. There were many of these…

Includes 1 x 1.5Ah battery and comes with a canvas carry case (not a plastic hard case). Comes with a charger but no other extras (no bits, adapters, etc.). While you can choose to move forward or backward, there are no settings other than the trigger, which is speed dependent (the harder you pull the trigger, the faster the drill spins). Even with a lousy 1.5Ah battery, this 1/4" screwdriver does an excellent job of driving 3" wooden nails into a standard 4WD car without a pilot hole. The 20V…