Love the review just wanted to inform you that the fourth setting on the impact driver is not auto stop ( at least not in wood ) that is for sheet metal fasteners. something that is useful to individuals like myself who normally runs self tappers into sheet metal on duck work, etc. it’s not for woodworking. The symbol on the fourth setting resembles a self tapping screw if you notice. Drive it into sheet metal with self tapping screws, preferably hex head, and you’ll see a difference in the function. Dewalt favors wood workers when it comes to their impacts, idk if they still do it but their 4th setting would slow the impacts down towards the end of the drive to allow a flush finish.
@@MendandMakeno prob! Yeah, man. Maybe one day you’ll review their 860 new impact driver which appears to be the strongest on the market… they decided to join the bandwagon of making a overly powered impact driver 😅.
Love the review just wanted to inform you that the fourth setting on the impact driver is not auto stop ( at least not in wood ) that is for sheet metal fasteners. something that is useful to individuals like myself who normally runs self tappers into sheet metal on duck work, etc. it’s not for woodworking. The symbol on the fourth setting resembles a self tapping screw if you notice. Drive it into sheet metal with self tapping screws, preferably hex head, and you’ll see a difference in the function. Dewalt favors wood workers when it comes to their impacts, idk if they still do it but their 4th setting would slow the impacts down towards the end of the drive to allow a flush finish.
Thanks for the lesson. I love to learn. Yea I’ve noticed that it seems dewalt tools are more for woodworking
@@MendandMakeno prob! Yeah, man. Maybe one day you’ll review their 860 new impact driver which appears to be the strongest on the market… they decided to join the bandwagon of making a overly powered impact driver 😅.
@@mannyfresh8504 you know I’ll buy it to review it because I make plenty off the views but to tell you the truth all that speed is not needed
@@mannyfresh8504 at some point it’s just tearing up your wood,screws etc
@@MendandMake agreed!