NEW DEWALT Premium Impact Driver (DCF860 )
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Dewalt's most powerful 18V XR impact driver ever giving you faster application speeds. The DCF860 delivers 282Nm of torque in a 123mm compact body perfect for a wide range of applications across construction, industrial and automotive environments.
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Don't worry about the comment mate, they can't fathom that their tool/brand that they've emotionally bonded with, was improved upon. Those comments ramp up further when you compare between brands too.
Bullshit, we just know that nothing can ever best the 887!
@@actionjksn For ever!!
Fanboys
What a beast. I will have to buy it
I've been waiting for years for something to significantly outperform my 887s. I would never buy something else for a relatively minor improvement. I'm pretty happy with the performance of my 887s . This new model on the other hand has my interest. I want this with that new slice type battery.
We also need to see a video comparing it to the gen 4 Milwaukee is what everyone want's to see for sure :)
This has about 30Nm more peak torque 100 extra Impacts per minute but 100 less RPM. In a side by side on a bugle like in this video the dewalt slightly drives it faster which is a reflection of those numbers. However that’s not the be all and end all of a comparison. If you only drive screws/smaller fasteners and the rpm is all that matters than the Milwaukee will be faster.
I’m sure this new impact from Dewalt will inspire a gen 5 from Milwaukee in the not to distant future.
It’s amazing what cordless tools can do just compared to 4-5 years ago.
Yeah for sure, I started off with the 887 back when it first hit the UK & since then I've lost count of how many impacts I've had the pleasure of trying & owning. I've currently got the Makita dtd 172 (had the 173) & I've been patiently been waiting for this dewalt 860. So more than likely I'll still get one so I can have a hands on experience & shall decide then if it beats my makita, lol.
If you want to see the Milwaukee get smoked then okay, have at it.
The gen 4 milwaukee has 226 nm amd the dewalt is 282 nm ,56 more ,not 30 ,quite a big difference @SydneyToolsTV
Thing is the gen 4 milwaukee has too many problems ,overheating when not even pushed hard, trigger issues which have been with milwaukee for years ,they should have sorted it by now , I think they have serious quality control issues , too many people have had problems ,especially with the gen 4 impact . Shame because it's a great impact ,but I want something that will last
This impact would be literally perfect if they added a self taper sheet metal mode.
Modes 1 and 2 are said to be self tapping
Speed 1 is for self tappers on dewalt impacts
@@ToolTimeToday The 4th button is the light.
@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yeah I know. I left a comment on the wrong video. Thanks for making me aware. 👍🏻
@vanman_fr no it's not. Speed 1 on dewalts is control speed for tiny screws & does not have the speed nore the torque needed for self tappers.
Love it, Can't knock MORE POWER!!! lol. One thing i need to know is the chuck still wobbling like the previous models before it ? as this was a game changer for me and have gone back to my makita because of it. as needle bearings on the spindle is not good when makita use ball bearings x2 to minimize the issue.
Maybe it's you? Used the 887 since 2016 and do commercial glazing and auto door hardware no issues rain or shine.
From what I’ve seen testing in other countries there’s no more of that wobbling chuck
@@rjoly8029 & how is it possibly me? Try looking it up before you try giving your opinion. It's the nature of bearings as well as which ones are being used. ALL DeWalt 1/4 inch chucks wobble due to the single sleave neadle bearing. I've had x1 787, x4 887, x4 850 all of them having the wobble chuck. Where as my makita DTD171, 172, 173 have x2 side by side Ball Bearings and no wobble in sight (hence why I use them daily) downside of ball bearings is the ball's wear out quicker than needle & have to be replaced when the balls oval with wear & tear / ecessive use.
It’s a beast but they went for the home run with that tool only price of 199.
Hi. It would be interesting to test the 860 with the 887.
I believe the 887 and the 850 have near identical specs but the 850 is more compact. Safe to assume side by side with the 887 would look near identical, if I do a follow up I’ll be sure to include.
887 is a thing of the past bro
@Lee-lb9qh agree with you. That's what makes this comparison interesting. A battle between the old and the new Dewalts.
It drives screws not rocket science.
The last thing i need is a impact driver with that said im getting this one .
Can my pinky change the gear? Hate that on milwaukee.
is this available in america?? i have been trying to find it sense i saw this video and i cant find it anywhere lol
Soon
You won't it's a global end of july/ beginning of August release date. They are seing what the demand for this new tool is like!
What is the SKEW # on this model DCF360 ...need to know for customer service here in Canada 🇨🇦 as I am looking to pre-ordering one but they can't find it on Dewalts Canada website
Try dcf 870 !!!
I have the 3/8" Impact wrench that looks just like this. Is this that impact wrench with a bit holder? If so, kinda heavy for regular screws.
This is lighter than the DCF887, its non-compact predecessor.
@@SydneyToolsTV Then I must get. Thanks.
When we can buy it in Canada ?
The torque is crazy 2500 inch lbs
Inch pounds but yeah 2500 on an impact is really good.
When the power stack is low on charge it has less power, we need to see comparison with fully charged battery
These were fully charged
the interesting difference between the powerstacks was how much the 850 was underpowered by the smaller powerstack. There wasn't the same performance drop in the 860 between the smaller and larger powerstack. So there is a greater efficiency from the new brushless motor. Just a bit difficult to show in my workshop.
@@SydneyToolsTVI have the 850 with the 1.7 power stack and I drive those screw daily... Mine is way faster then this that's why I was confused
@@jackofalltrades4091 possibly softer material. There’s no gain showing an illegitimate comparison.
Does it still have the wobbly chuck
no
When is this 860 be available to buy?
In Australia, should start rolling out in the next week or so
The problem with DeWalt is on display here. That impact is awesome & not what I’m talking about.
You mean the nailer? because if so they did just drop a new one that supposed to be a lot better we will see tho
Is it the different release dates in different countries or is it the too many versions of one tool?
Well DEWALT HAS UPED THERE GAME NOW IF ONLY I CAN GET BEFORE 99*% OF THE OTHER CZcamsRS FOR MY CHANNEL
Your caps lock is stuck
Americans always chasing the power 😂 great little driver though
That's why we have 900 HP HELL CATS
@@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY those things are sweet, the interior is mediocre at best though
@@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUYThats just a trade for not beeing able to build cars with right corner abilities.
You missed the point atomic is supposed to be smaller. XR is always more powerful.
Wen do these come out
In Australia from May 1st
@SydneyToolsTV how can I get one in the US from Australia. Or do u know wen they come out in the US
Please compare to Flex Quick Eject Impact also.
that's fully hectic bro. can I have for free??
Are they out
not officially but most our stores have received stock. Contact your local ST store.
Anything to spend more money on junk that's nothing new