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The top is the XR MAX not the atomic gen 2

And that’s with a 2ah battery! Impressive.

Calling a Makita impact a diy/homeowner tool is wild. They are literally fought over on the job site.

Seriously, in 2024, we don't really care about speed or tork. They all do fine now. Precision, Noise, durability, weight and capacity to fit in crammed places are the "differenciators".

Excellent review

Hey, dingbat, you can't test it for square UNTIL you buy it.

no hercules ?

Very professionally down video, thank you

🚨🚨 dcd 800, comes with hammer option? Thanks 🙏

Amazingly well-made comparison For me.. 2953-20 (M18 FUEL Gen4) for big stuff (installations) 3453-20 (M12 FUEL Gen 3) for day-to-day work stuff/home (service calls) 2656-20 (brushed M18) as a backup in the car (costs under $50 tool only on Amazon at current prices..) M12 Surge (hydraulic & quiet) is gonna stay at home together with my Bosch Chameleon installation driver.. (BOSCH GSR12V-300FCB22) (best clutched driver when it come to lowest torque settings available) Those are my 2 babies!

dude u compared the latest Milwaukee with 1-2 generations old makita. where is td173 18v and td002 40v. in hammer drills and impact drivers makita is much better all-around performer than any other brand on the market by a good shot

2953

I think you should a tested the dcf840 cause I believe it'll beat all except the 850 for compact size. Only drawback is the 840 is only a single balls to the wall speed!!!

Have 887 and 801. Great combo. Hyped with 860 soon to be released.

Nice

i just want a compact length corded impact driver. they don't seem interested in making tools that could last longer than the few years batteries last & are available. meanwhile, wall plugs are the same as they were 50yrs ago, and never need time to charge. profit margin & sales growth for shareholders still existed back in the corded days, but guess it's not enough for them anymore? rather flood landfills, waste resources, & have us buy whole new sets to fund that 3rd yacht.

Today I broke 3 Ryobi drill bits. I am now looking for an impact drill, not buy any Ryobi products, never

Ive had the 887 for many years I believe mine is an older version but it has great torque and I dont have a reason to get anything else.

fantastic video, helped me so much

Since this is a hammer drill, of course someone looking for a video testing it would want to see it drill something like a 1/4" hole in hard concrete. It's only very slightly interesting that it's a strong drill for wood, as we'd already guess....

Hilti?

Thanks.Which model is new dcd805 or dcd 996?

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Awesome, love your videos! Sometimes that's all we need to see

"...your square is not square". Hold in hand a triangle.😅

Bought the atomic 20V for building pools for the panel bolts. Hopefully it performs well over the summers

MAKITA mother fucker, they got the best miter saws and impact drivers

DCF860?

THANK YOU IM A ELECTRICIAN MI LOVE THE DCF887 LOVE THE TORQUE N SPEED. I WILL BE IN VESTING IN DRIVER N DRILL

Got my m18 gen 4 (2953-20) about 2 months now. Does yours eject the bit when you pull on the collet? Ryobi, ridgid, and some dewalts have an almost spring assist that spits the bit out when released and I'd like to know if milwaukee never included it or I got a defect.

Can’t speak for the Makita 19 but the 13,14, and 16 are great impact drivers and the DeWalt impact’s are good as well. Don’t care much for Milwaukee newer stuff the older m12 stuff has been good for me but the 18 volt line is unreliable and the new m12 stuff gets to hot don’t see it holding up. We have the newest Milwaukee 18 fuel impact and drills at work they don’t do a bit more than my Makita’s do half the time I am ahead .

Why doesn’t the blade wiggle?

i think with 20v bettery, you can. buy both DCF850 and DCF845.I perfer DCF845 more haha

Ick. Ridgid is the worst.

Drill or hammer mode?

Love that drill perfect demostration great video 👍🏻

that’s the 888 tool connect. not the 887

Would have to agree with you on this one hopefully the new Dewalt dcf860 shines.

I'd go with the 845. I like the extra speed and lightness. Torque is nice to have but let's be honest most GRKs and timberloks won't be a problem for these impact drivers. If I need to sink lags I'd switch to an impact wrench

Surge m12 is king 👍👍

Why did you not test the new compact m18 driver?

This is one of the best reviews I have ever seen :D New sub !

The DCf801 is my go to it's just light and compact has the power to get the job done also

If you need to screw 500 screws a day the saved time might make a difference, otherwise the handling and nice compact feeling of the 850 is top for me. Thanks to high RPM you can even easily use it with shockwave drills etc.

Im Bangladeshi nice products

im Bangladeshi. Nice review.

i've owned the 887 for a couple of yrs but it looks nothing like what urs.

So this is what charles boyle has been doing since they canceled Brooklyn 99?

awesome video! thanks!

Great job!👍