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Nice job!

Maybe I missed it, but how is that stand?

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What kind of review is this?

Good grief man, what did you torque those bolts to?

So what is the actual differs t in the be battery itself

Wow, looks like snake oil.

Great Video, your correct about this handheld Style being the best Design. Great idea on the Lumens Test but, what is the Light Color Hue or Kelvin rating? 5,000 Kelvin is the best for Repairing things. Dewalt unfortunately is usually “ Johnny Come Lately “ I already bought an Aftermarket that was twice as bright as the old one and it has another Flash light style Lens on the End Cap with a Hanger hook. What is wrong with dewalt not getting these upgrades though of and out on the Market. Very, Very Frustrating. Your Amazon Link to purchase doesn’t say if it’s the Type 12 or Not ? Thanks 🙏 for your Time Spent.

There is no power draw from the battery if the battery is not attached to the tool. Therefore, it’s probably good practice to detach the battery when the tool is not required for use within a 20 to 30 minute window.

Dewalt is about to release a backpack, double battery blower?!?!?! OMG I can't wait

So encouraging to see this. Makes me have more excitement for my 20x21 garage

How many amp on the dual charger? Just wanted to know before I purchase the 6 amp

I carry the Gerber Mullet, mainly due to the belt loop. Nice video, thanks.

Just get the 20v don’t be cheap.

I see this is a year old yet very informative. I recently made a couple of purchases that came with 2 DCB1104 chargers. They're 4 amp and also have 2 stage charging. So basically like the black 6 amp you've shown but only 4 amp. I was wondering your opinion on them.

DeWalt doesn’t publicly disclose a detailed, universal breakdown of their model numbering system, but here’s how model numbers like DWHTTR510 can be interpreted: 1. DW: A standard prefix for DeWalt products. 2. HT: Indicates the product category or type of tool. In this case, “HT” refers to a hand tool. 3. TR: Signifies a sub-category or specific feature set. Here, “TR” likely stands for a tacker or stapler. 4. 510: Represents the specific model within the sub-category. For DeWalt cordless tools, model numbers typically look something like DCN681B: 1. DC: Stands for DeWalt Cordless. 2. N: Indicates the product category or type of tool (e.g., nailer). 3. (No sub-category in this case.) 4. 681: The specific model within the category. 5. B: Indicates the tool is sold as a bare tool (no batteries or charger included).

There's no getting around it, a real power conditioner is going to be around $600-2800 dollars.

No mention of what the XR is?

Had the info I needed. Thanks

I do live in Canada too. It’s the worst country so far for vehicles, machinery, any metal equipment which are subjected to its weather. To the point that even inside your house, like door laches tools in bags, etc… they go rusty if you don’t treat them. I learned hard lesson by neglecting my vehicle and not rustproofing it, after some years, the jack points side of frame literally fell off like a sand. It was a big mess and finally the vehicle made its way to junk yard. It’s a big investment in a long run if you take care of your vehicle by rustproofing every year. It’s just a price of couple pack of beers anyways. You doing a great job here. Whether the vehicle is new or old, it needs to be protected from this awful humid/ street salt and it’s elements . I recommend to anyone reading this Not To Neglect you car like i did.

is there a trigger lock like the 20v

I have always wondered how the brad nail part of this tool works. Likely doesn't work well based on what you have shown

when you slide the battery into the charger does it lock?

Great video, today I went to the store and purchased the two pack of the DeWalt 5ha batteries which are being sold for 30% below regular price, which I thought was an excellent deal. After watching your video I went out to the shop and measured the batteries the ones I bought are just a slightly taller than the old ones, that means I've got the new upgraded ones. After discovering this I found out what a great deal I got thanks for the video. By the way I chose DeWalt power tools just because of the excellent batteries this company makes.

You miss the main point of these pliers. They are engineered so that the more torque you apply the tighter the jaws grip the nut/bolt. You could literally apply torque only on one handle with these, ie no need to rely on hand squeeze to grip the nut. Designed in such a way means they are torque directional and to be used properly should be be turned over when going from loosening to tightening and vice versa to take advantage of the auto grip tightening feature. I have a full set of these and they are fantastic and full value because there is no other pliers that has the fastener grip increase with torque feature which is more than just an increased confidence feel. With most pliers when approaching the slipping stripping point the jaws are under pressure to expand which exerts force to open the handles. This is force your squeeze must counter. This nuisance, which can be problematic in tight spaces, is erased with this design. It's really a brilliant bit of kit.

Just bought one but doesnt turn on That work with a deffer battery?

The DeWalt hot glue gun isnt the greatest either.

I tried one of those already, but I still don't have enough space for it, was hoping you might have something next level :)

Great video . At 1:40 You weren't sure what the little black wire is for. If you clip the handle down, you can lock it with that little wire so it stays closed if it's in a tool box or something(Not sure if it would wear out the spring, leaving it latched for long term storage).

They cheating us on full scale

It's like a bag of chips in the 80s.

what pressure do you have it set on

Thank s for video bet i cotion which one better

What happened

I disagree with you regarding PWM being not noticeable in person. I got the newer one, and the PWM flashing makes it virtually unusable in LOW setting, and mildly annoying in HIGH setting.

Did you do a fireblock? I have my rigid foam up and framing done, I'm confused on the fireblocking issue. Wondering what you did?

Did you have to use a breaker bar on those lugs before hand?

Mountfield lawnmower are the best I got 24 fleet mowers

the clutch on that DCD800, there was another channel where they were testing the clutch on these high end drills, they don't work.

Great video well done. It's fun to see the progression I look forward to seeing the rest

I just bought an ART POWER BASE 4x4 and because it felt so light I opened it up - and it is almost identical to this - but it has no capacitor - just an MOV for every second power output. also no pcb - just exposed connecting wires. their newest model has 2 usb ports on the front and sells for over $400aud

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They need to add a wire terminal crimper and ill buy a pair

You dont have the fast charger

I just got an 845. Someone stole my 887. I dropped my 887 from 8 feet a couple times on concrete with out a crack or bad blemish. I hope the 845 is as robust but definitely like it so far.

Small advice: you are doing too much panning in your video, it's really distracting for the viewer and hard to focus/see what you're talking about. More still shots!

It's pronounced 150mm not 6 inches

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what do you recommend i use incase my pen breaks, i noticed that you are using what looks to be a guitar pick

We get it: razor blades and knives are bad against the grain. No need to show us a dozen variations, get to the good stuff. By the way Amazon sells a micro serrated box cutting knife that works great on regular boxes for $8.