New Dewalt DCD999T1 Flexvolt Advantage Drill Tests Vs DCD996
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2020
- In this video we review the New Dewalt DCD999T1 Flexvolt Advantage Drill Kit compared to the DeWalt DCD996 hammer drill which it replaces. this brand new just announced DeWalt Hammer Drill uses Dewalt's new Flexvolt Advantage technology to sense that a Flexvolt battery is attached to the DCD999 hammer drill, and it thus allows the drill to output up to 43% more power. Dewalt claims the DCD999 1/2" hammer drill can provide up to 1200 UWO. (Unit Watts Out) vs 820 UWO on the DeWalt DCD996 hammer drill.
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Sorry to break it to you, but you are wrong. The highest amount of torque u can get out of those drills is actually in speed one. It's all about gear ratios, highest speed doesn't mean highest torque, actually its the other way round. Same as your manual car, when you are going uphill you shift down to a lower gear to get more torque to wheels. Both of those drills can get those lags in no probs in speed 1. Try it out, you will be surprised. Keep up the good work tho, love the channel!
I mentioned this to someone else who pointed it out, I was not focused when I spoke, and was thinking the opposite, because speed 1 is the slowest speed, and peed 3 is the fastest speed. So I meant to say I wanted to just lower the speed setting, which raises the torque.
@@jeffostroff how do u make these vids and not knoe basic gearing
@@fatjoecanadian81 Easy to criticize from the peanut gallery. A lot of work goes into creating this content and one video consists of multiple scenes and angles all stitched together so it’s easy to get distracted.
Jeff, the hammer mode is not for screwing in screws. It is used with a masonry bit for drilling through masonry products. The hammer mode applies downward force in pulses allowing you to drill through masonry with the correct bit. A impact, applies torsional force in pulses, which helps your screw in things. So remember:
Hammer - Downwards force (Break)
Impact - Torsional Force (screw)
Yes, I've been using hammer mode for years to drill holes for our Tapcons. We play with the drills in many modes during reviews to show people how they react.
Jeff, thanks to you I just scored a great deal on the 20 volt DCD 996, and 887 impact combo, for $205 at Lowes. It varies in price from store to store. Lowe’s needs to get their stuff together, seriously. A store like an hour and a half from me had it cheaper than my local store, but My local store price matched it. Item no. 607802. Thanks 👍🙏🇺🇸
Yup that's the one I could not find in my store.
Great video! Just had 2 quick comments:
1) Both drills use an electronic clutch. When it “gave up” driving the lag on #11, that was only because it hit its torque cutoff. Would have been interesting to see the lag driven in standard drilling mode.
2) The yellow DCB118 fast charger is actually an 8 A-h charger, not a 3 A-h. Unfortunately, they are actually including a slower charger (6 A-h) with the DCD999. Between that and it being made in China (along with the identical DCF887 that is also included with the DCD996 kit but made in the USA), it was just a little disappointing to see.
The only other 8 A-h Dewalt charger is the 4-bank DCB104. The DCB104 will also charge 12-volt MAX batteries, which is extremely versatile and nice on a big fast charging system. Dewalt recently released a new 12 A-h charger (DCB1112), and that is now their fastest charger.
It does look like Dewalt has one other new kit combo version of this drill: DCK2100P2 (vs the DCK2100D1T1 tested here). The tools are the same, but they include the faster DCB118 charger and two 5 A-h XR batteries instead of the slower charger, a 2 A-h and a FlexVolt battery. It’s nice they have the faster charger in that kit, but not including the FlexVolt battery kind of defeats the purpose of this new drill…
Yes, I want to do more testing with this drill
I actually bought the other kit. I didn't want the big flexvolt battery. I didn't really want the big drill but I did want the carbide jaws.
I got it from Home Depot yesterday as a kit.
DCK2100D1T1
comes with a bag, 2 battery, charger and impact driver.
I'm liking this drill so far.
@@jeffostroff it's good. Just hopefully it won't break after a year like the DCD996 that was made in the USA.
I bought my 996 before the 999 was released, i think maybe 4 years ago, i use it everyday for mixing drywall mud, set on 1. Ive never had a problem with it, mixes without stopping. I used the 6ah battery, once in a while battery died by end of day, but ive 2 batteries so no big deal. Got a 10ah battery for a super price, now never dies. I know dewalt makes a mud mixer, but its a 60v, and heavy, and expensive. No regrets buying the 996.
Then I would Love to see FlexVolt Advantage vs. Power Detect , Home Depo vs. Lowes Baby , now that's the Video of the Year .....👍🛠🖖
Yes please Jeff
Yes, that would require getting some high end test equipment
@@jeffostroff --- If I lived in your area I'd let you borrow my Power Detect hammer drill , I got it 2 days before I heard about the FlexVolt Advantage tools...lol...👍🛠🖖
@Sean Saca I figured you have to need some project farm type mechanical engineering equipment to be able to measure the power output and torque
Well according to DeWalt the flexvolt advantage is 1219 unit Watts out and the power detect is only 1050 out so the advantage is going to be way more powerful as the power detect is way more powerful than and 996 at 840 unit watts out. You can definitely tell between the 996 and power detect. I mix concrete with my power detect
Home depot has the tool only for sale but you get the battery and charger for free (while supplies last)
That's a new way to do it!
Does the grey battery do anything different on the 999 vs the yellow version? They have the same number if I recall. That's a bigger question as they claiming on an item with the same number. I know the grey has 18650s, and normally the yellows have 21700. Also, can it do that lag drive with a regular 5 or 6 vs the Flex6?
We need to do more testing to answer these questions. I plan to ask DeWalt's engineering team about this.
The clutch is disengaged when drill mode is selected
XR does not mean the motor is brushless, it’s just a marketing gimmick ‘Extreme Runtime’
Speed 3 is the highest speed setting but has the lowest amount of torque
Correct. But I had seen something from Dewalt once that said XR is their brushless line.
@@jeffostroff true. Look up every xr tool and they are all brushless
@@miguelledezma1394 nope xrp has been around since the NiCad Brushed platform. Its just a gimmick. Xtreme runtime and performance.
Rotating display stand, very fancy Jeff. Thanks for the review, seems to be a lot of interest in both of these drills right now with the 999 being new and the 996 being clearanced in some kits recently.
Thanks for watching Stephen!
Damnnnnn that’s not what I was expecting!!!! Great review. Extremely thorough. Way to go man. I have the same 996/887 kit. 3 years daily use here also.
I’m pissed the new stuff isn’t made in USA 🇺🇸…
Yes some of the kits that I by do have Made in the USA on them but it's getting harder and harder and they're still made from global parts
Brilliant video thanks for showing us what the new dewalt drill is like against it's older version
Glad you enjoyed it
Very detailed review of the new DCD 999. I would love to see a comparison between this and the power detect, the 996 (old model) and the gen 3 milwaukee. Pieces of advice the hammer drill mode isn’t necessarily the strongest setting of the drill. Only should be used when drill into concrete. For lags into lumber stick to the drill mode only.
Yes, I tried a few modes, what do you think of #11 torque setting vs the drill mode?
How about you don't use hammer mode to go through wood. Love the testing and to hear your thoughts though
Hammer mode helped
jeffostroff screws aren’t meant to be hammered though
@@jeffostroff YES it did Help👍🏽👍🏽
@@jeffostroff yeah but it's not meant for that, it's bad for the screws just like using an impact on screws or non impact rated socketa
Looks like the same tool just uprated software. Still a great value because they are giving you a 60v battery, that if needed you could move to the 60v line any time.
Yes, this is the third flexvolt battery I have acquired with the kits
That pressure treated wood is no joke
That lag screw was so hot I could not touch it after driving it back out of the wood.
@@jeffostroff why you need a mid range torque wrench to drive lags its way over hammer drill capability in anything other than soft pine
What camera do you have? Video and picture is so amazing! Brilliant clear. Sofa Critic is impressed. Good review by the way too. Thanks
Thanks Sofa Critic, I use a Nikon Z6 camera, bought it last year a few months after it was released, a whole new platform.
I’m curious why you didn’t try speed one driving the lag screw in treated wood for more torque?
I was mostly goofing around and didn't have time to do a more planned out Test and was a thunder shower blocks away from my house so I was really being rushed and right after I did that scene we had to pack it up so we do plan to revisit this and do more thorough test
Just got this drill for $179 tool only, but due to Black Friday special I also got a 6amp flexvolt battery and the 6amp charger aswell for free
On our live stream from Home Depot today, you can see me buy this, same deal!
Me too
Is the battery different between the 2 deals? The Black Friday has gen 1 and the kit from this video gen 2?
Power Detect has a 1070 uwo vs 1200 uwo.
Power Detect has a 8 amp charger vs 6 amp charger.
And of course comes with a 8ah 20v battery vs 6/2 ah flex volt battery.
So on paper you get a better drill on Home Depot, but you get a better charger and battery with (for 20v use) at Lowe’s.
Drill speeds are the same with both.
They really blurred the lines on this one!
Absolutely, the Power Detect line is a way Better Deal , as of right now the FlexVolt Advantage bare tools are $199.00 each (except the hammer drill kit ) and the Power Detect Kits with battery and charger are $279.00 , I'll pay $79 more for a 8.0ah battery and fast charger all day long....👍🛠🖖
@@brianf9619 the grinder and cic saw are useless since HD sells the baddest saw on earth. The dcs578 and the best grinder also dcg418.
How many home depot using contractors saw your Lowes discount trick and said... you beautiful bastard.
Hard to find the newer dewalt drills in the uk, we still stuck on the 996. Not sure why
The DCD998 Power Detect from Lowes has only been out since May. Here in the states, this DCD999T1 kit is not even on the sales floor yet, I made a stock clerk climb for this one. So hopefully they will be available in the UK soon.
Hey @Jeffostroff do you know if that 6ah flexvolt battery has 21700 cells in it or if it still uses the 18650 cells?
I have heard the newer gen of them has 21700, I don't know how to tell
Your description’s last line is confusing me, it mentions that the dcd996 delivers 1200 UWO vs 820 UWO on dcd996,
these are the same names though.. Can you clarify please? Thanks
Thanks I fixed it, now read DCD999 has 1200 UWO
what is the difference between the DCD999t1 and the DCD999B I do not understand much of this?
Why didn’t you run the lag on #1 setting?? That’s the highest torque setting. Hammer drill setting is for what it says not more torque.
It was done just to see what happens.
@@jeffostroff ok, that makes no sense. I’ve been using this model for a few years and always leave it on the most powerful setting. The trigger alone is sensitive enough to allow precise control on delicate things or full on power.
So does the DCD999 non XR have more power than the DCD996 XR? Maybe I am missing something. Thanks for the video!
All specs seem to be exactly the same for both hammer drills, accept the new DCD999 Flexvolt Advantage hammer drill has 1219 Unit Watts Out compared to my older DCD996 with 820 Unit Watts Out. that extra output power is the only differentiator I could find.
@@jeffostroff awesome, thank you so much, keep up the great work!
Hey, thanks for the video. What's the name of that hex head bit you were using? General name or specific model, I need this kind of thing, but I don't know the proper English term for that. Thanks!
IT was actually a 3/4" socket from my DeWalt mechanics tool set, and using a socket adapter to connect it to the impact driver.
@@jeffostroff Thank you for the quick reply. Correct me if I'm wrong, but in this case, the adapter was connect to a regular driver (999), right? Because I saw many of these adapters for Impact drivers and I was wondering if I can just use them with a regular driver too.
9:14 man im gonna start taking selfies with mi flexvolt power tools!!
Yeah man!
The highest torque is speed 1. The fact that you dont know that is mind blowing.
Yes I definitely misspoke because the #1 setting is the highest torque, but it is the slowest speed. these Freudian slips can be a bear. Working out in 95 degree heat with 65% humidity really does take a toll on my brain, you should see how many times I have to stop and restate something!
@@jeffostroff fair enough but you didnt even try it in speed one when you couldnt drive the lag bolt lol
Excellent explanation in detail! Very clear visible eye view! Description detail orientation A++. From opening box all the way through the end. All other statements from others are helpful for learning from the field of hard working cordless Rotary to Hammer to Impact to Drilling of all Metal and Wood applications. Five Star ***** Video! keep going.
Glad you enjoyed it!
your video is so clear. good job
I just bought this kit at the Depot for $199.00 yesterday. But black flex volt battery , same charger , and no bag , so what. The drill feels nice. Haven’t used it yet.
I love the new look of this 999 drill!
Do you keep those red battery shipping toppers? I have seen people dril two small holes in them and then attach them to the bottom of a shelf and use them to hold the batteries in place.
I hang on to mine usually. I like that hanging idea.
Nice hammer-drill! Good trick for discount! Looks like your state doesn't charge sales tax
It does! I wish they did not
I enjoy watching your video what you're displaying here make a lots of sense,but what I don't understand at some point of the video you have a regular 20 volts battery on the dcd996...and at some point you a 20 volts flex volts battery,so my question is what battery originally comes with the dcd996
The regular 20 Volt battery comes with that drill when you get it in a kit. I just had the flexvolt battery there I use whatever battery I have within my reach at any given time they all work period if you put a flexvolt battery on it it will treat it as a 20 Volt battery.
Привет. Потянет алмазное кольцевое сверло d72 по кирпичу ( коронку diamond hit)? И как быстро высадит 9А и 12А банки?
A diamond core bit should drill through brick. We have not tested much with the other batteries.
@@jeffostroff Thank you, good man
XR does not mean its brushless mate. It just stands for extreme run time. XRP (extreme run time and performance) has been round since the NiCad Brushed Platform. Also you would of been better off using drill mode and speed 1 for driving those coach screws (lag screws) in as it has more torque in that setting and no clutch. Would of drove them in easily.
Every XR tool has brushless on it though
@@jeffostroff yeah because all there new battery gear is brushless now smh.... It had XRP on it when they where brushed NiCad so the gimmicks been round pre brushless gear.
@@Mrjordskie12 brush nicad vs brushless lithium...
I got the 998 and its a beast
Yes your DCD998 Power Detect drill from Lowes is pretty much the same beast as this DCD999 drill from Home Depot, except the Lowes version is programmed to give extra power on the 8 AH battery only. The DCD999 will give extra power on a Flexvolt battery only.
@jeffostroff regarding your chargers, if you check your DCB118 you will see that it has an output of 8A not 3A
Thanks
Hello Jeff, I was looking at buying a Dewalt and have been familiarizing myself; checked on their site, a half dozen or so contractors who did videos like yours...then called Dewalt; then HD and Lowes (the reps at the local store were precious little help, some were not sure what Flexvolt is), so finally just stumbled on you, great video, I have subscribed. I am getting ready to head over to check up top for "new item" or "no home" for the Dewalt 999T1...quick query, where should I look for one of you "infamous" 10% Lowes Coupons? also, any opinion if the kit which includes the DCF 887B? Thanks and I will see you soon.
Donald We are currently telling people not to buy that kit the reason is since I put up that video, Home Depot put up a new Black Friday tool deal involving the flexvolt advantage tool only tools where if you buy one of the tools by itself , they will give you the free flexvolt battery with the charger so now you would only be spending $179 instead of $299 just keep in mind they are giving you the older flexvolt battery free not the newer flexvolt battery which you would get in the kit. This may or may not make a difference but some people are really sticklers about getting the latest greatest battery for whatever reason. Here is the link to the flexvolt advantage deals most Home Depot stores don't have it in stock or they don't have the battery in stock so you're better off buying the deal online if you want but take a look at it and here's a few other Dewalt deal links that I put for you directly into the Home Depot site:
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Hello again Jeff,
That was one quick response.
Thanks for for the speedy, educational and certainly helpful response.
I had seen your video about the sale (you are holding a store score card) a day or so ago; I am going to watch that later this evening.
I flipped through your site’s, “about”, community, playlists, etcetera. This is definitely a good spot for me. DIY, with entertainment, and not the contracting bit. Had I found you sooner I could have binge watched your videos through the FIRST lockdown.
Thank you for the advice and great links. I think I will do as you say and do the buy one get one. I can make do with the “old” battery and get the “new” one in a few months when it is then old and on sale.
Given this is such a good opportunity with the buy one get one let me bother you one further time...for now.
There is much commentary in my recent research that the 999 is the best presently and “blows away” the others, but for smaller jobs perhaps the smaller impact driver (dcf887?) a good idea? One of them said that is the only flexvolt adaptable driver. If so, what other tool would you suggest for that buy one deal? Or would you get the set that is displayed on your video fairly recently where you are standing next to it, I guess in your yard, making the “is this for real” (not sarcastic version) look?
Thanks again. I will see you this evening. A few episodes anyway.
Best,
Donald
What camera are you using the Quality is some of the best
Nikon Z6 with new Nikon Z-glass lenses
Hello jeff, i had mine arrived. Did the hammer is like having some gear loose sound, if you shake it ? Cause i had it
Sometimes they pack stuff loose in the Dewalt boxes.
@@jeffostroff i mean the unit give loose gear stuff when you shake it hard, unlike the 796 or other dewalt drill. Am i got broken unit?
DeWalt is so cheap in the states but so expensive in Germany.
The DCD 996P2 is 565,25€
USD and EUR are close the same
Makes no sense why it is so much more, seems like shipping form China should not be that expensive to Germany, on the way to U.S.
Hey Jeff
I still haven’t been able to confirm what those ridiculous date codes are? Did you have a chance to try one of the newer 21700 cells XR 6.0 in the power detect drill? I know it ships and works with the 8.0, but I’m curious about the newer 6.0 batteries? Those are great batteries! I don’t have the Power Detect drill to test. Thanks! Again, great Video stream last night, and it was great to be viewing along with everyone. 😁
I have not acquired a 998 drill yet
not sure if its been mentioned.. XR.. extra runtime.. i have XR brushed tools. it will always have brushless stamped in the handle when brushless.,, great video buddy.. UK viewer...
Thanks for the info!
I’d like to see a side by side test drilling into concrete. And in the future, see how it compares to the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Gen 3 hammer drill.....
There will be more stuff coming soon, I really needed to rush this one out since it is breaking news on a new tool, and rain really messed up my schedule.
Can't even compare to the current gen M18.
@@jmackinjersey1 true dewalt is way better
@@rumchaser1able Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Not even close. There are many videos on here showing the results of DeWalt losing to Milwaukee.
@@jmackinjersey1 im sure you're the VGC shills biggest fan too
This is the best video ever! Great work
Thanks! 😃 Bruce
Thanks Jeff,,,
You bet, thanks for watching Robert!
The best review on this thus far! Thank you!
You add that 1 in tort 2 instead of torque 3 like the other one
Hi Jeff,
I'll be interested to see a video using the DCD999 drilling into concrete. Until last week, I've been using my 18v dewalt drill from 2005 and it did a decent job but finally decide to go with the latest and got the DCD999. After trying it out I was surprised that 1) it seemed to drill roughly to the same depth as my 18v and 2) it became extremely hot. Hot enough that it was hard to hold the handle. Really curios if you will have similar experience
Yes, I hope to record more tests soon
to be fair combi drills like this really arent intended for hard materials like concrete or engineering brick, they simply dont have the impact energy, I get that in a pinch it will do the job but you are working the tool hard, better to get a cordless sds, you will have a much better time!
Thank you@@TheMingilator. Totally valid point.
I didn't want to spend the extra bucks for SDS just for 5-6 holes. The reason I expect it to work for "pinch" cases is because there are plenty of videos using the dcd996/8 for concrete but because the 9 is new there aren't any
@@TheBestestX1 dont get me wrong I've an older 996 (with that aweful electronic clutch) and used it once or twice for concrete but even that wouldn't touch engineering brick the sds was only a couple of hundred quid (dcd273) and it eats concrete for breakfast I've actually ran a 25mm drill with it through concrete block it got through with little drama
Bro @ around 24:50 ish you're drilling lags with the clutch engaged. You do realize you're supposed to bypass the clutch for heavier jobs like that (without going into hammer mode)? Just a bit frustrated when I was watching to visualize the power difference and instead you start comparing identical clutches is all.
I know, we were fighting a thunderstorm blocks away and rushing like crazy did not have time for a proper comparison, I plan to do another video that just tests the 2 drills using the right modes.
Next time put it in drill mode , it overrides the clutch settings and gives you full torque. As well as doing that you could have put it into lower gear, hammer mode doesn't do anything other than impact for concrete drilling.
Great point!
Soo which one should i get then? DeWalt DCD996 or DEWALT XR POWER DETECT, or Dewalt DCD999T1?
If you are not going do do really heavy drilling into concrete all the time, then you can get by with the 996. As for Power Detect vs Flexvolt Adavantage, I think they are one and the same, and it boils down to which kit can you get for the best price. Either of these drills will serve you well.
@@jeffostroff Thank you so much!
@@jeffostroff Just an fyi the power detect is rated at 1072 uwo and the flexvolt advantage is as you know 1219 uwo other than that i dont think there are any diffrences. Thanks for the quick video
Milwaukee
@@jeffostroff if you do heavy concrete drilling you would be using sds drills. This hammer drills vibrate a ton
I have the model DCD997 should I upgrade to this model? what are your thoughts?
Miguel you and I might not notice the difference in power as the RPMs and everything else are the same. But they do say that a Flexvolt battery on this drill should give you more power. I would need to do laboratory controlled testing to probably see the difference academically. I used mine yesterday, in hammer mode takes about 5 seconds to drill through concrete block walls. Takes 15 to 30 seconds in normal drill mode.
@@jeffostroff ok makes sense. I’m a DIY user and I’m two versions behind If I can sell it then I can do the upgrade. I will buy the bare tool option... thank you
I know every tool has its limits but is that usually what happens? Couldn't drive that lag bolt in smoothly?
In a 4 x 4 pressure treated board with a pilot hole that is too small, yes that is what happens.
it had alot to do with the set up as well that skinny 1/4 socket holder ate up all the torque transfer, had that been a 1/2 inch it likely would not have had a problem.
4:00 fantastic camera..can you tell me the brand and the model???ty
Thanks, I'm using the Nikon Z6 camera but the kicker here is the lens for that boceh look, I'm using their newer Z6 50 mm f1.8 lens. It is that f1.8 that gives you that awesome pop on the subject in focus foreground, while the background is blown up. I have the lens set almost all the time at f 1.8 when filming me or closeups of the tools
@@jeffostroff great! thanks a lot!
@@jeffostroff Good camera and good lens
You should have used the same battery for both drills... That way we could have knew if the 996 was the 999 model...
The best way to tell is really to measure torque
Question, is there any difference between the 2 batteries?
I hear the newer one has 21700 cells but older might not. I still need to research this to determine how to tell what cells we have.
@@jeffostroff thank you so much for the reply. Do you really think they differ a lot. If I could score a deal with the gen 1 battery and use it on the 999. Would it be too bad of an idea?
No chance has your 996 been used every day for the last 3 years, it looks new!
I agree 100%. There was another video explaining the "differences and similarities" of the two. It appears that this is another marketing Gimmick being played on the consumers by SB&D, in order to satisfy the supposed "exclusive" tool sales deal/contracts they have between the 2 large box stores.
The HD version has higher unit watts out
Is it normal for this drill to make a clicking noise as soon as you press and release the trigger?
Only noise similar to that I hear is almost a grinding noise if it is set to hammer mode. That's the hammer action. But in normal drill mode, you should not hear clicking.
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hello, how many newton meters has a dcd 999. greetings
they don't tell us
How do you get the Lowe’s discount card/coupon?
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Is it more powerful than the 998?
We don't know other than the 998 has about 1000 UWO and the 999 has 1213 UWO
This video is in good detail about New Dewalt DCD999T1 Flexvolt Advantage Drill Kit witch replaced the DCD996 and DCD796. My question is: I have the DCD796 and I was thinking to purchase the New DCD999 Flexvolt Drill and Battery. But I noticed that the DCD999 does not have the XR logo on the cordless drill anymore. Does that mean that I will not be able to interchange batteries. Can I put a 6Ah Flex Battery on my DCD796 or DCD996 with out frying the motor? Does XR DCD996 and XR DCD796 use there own XR Batteries up to 6Ah or 8Ah? Does the New DCD999 use only Flexvolt Advantage Battery Technology and a New Air-Cooled Charger designed for Big-Size 6Ah Flex Batteries and up. Also because the motor and whole drill is designed for it. Let me know thank you. Keep up the great work on your tool videos.
The DCD999 works with all my batteries, don't get too hung up about the logo missing. You can use a Flexvolt battery on your drill too, it just will act as a 20V battery, that is why they call it Flexvolt. It can be a 20V battery or a 60V battery depending how the tool is keyed.
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When is this available?
It is actually in stock in many Home Depot stores, but it is up top on the storage shelves in the new product's slash no home section, meaning in the stores it's not really up for sale yet it is not displayed on the floor yet. But as you saw in this video I had a stock clerk go up top and fetch me this brought it to the register and it did ring up and I even used my 10% off Lowe's coupon on it as well. so bottom line is it may or may not be on the floor in your store you may have to look for it up top
Whether it's different or not to the DCD998, I see this prettier than the power detect one
I tis a beautiful drill
When is it available in the eu Shops ? And Know anyone where i can buy it ?
There are sites in the UK selling it.
damn, here in EU you pay nearly 400 bucks for 2x 6Ah Flexvolt and a charger
The 6amp battery is upgraded to 21700 cells you probably won't get the same power using your old 6amp battery with 18650 cells
That's what we need to find out from Dewalt, they said it works with Flexvolt batteries
In New Zealand we have 18V and 54V flexvolt tool to instead of 20V and 60V flexvolt and I’m assuming that they are almost the exact same except the amount of Volts on the American tools may have a little bit more power.. Do you know why there is a difference????
The 20v batteries are no load, they really produce 18V under load. Likewise our 60v flexvolt batteries likely put out 54V, that's the only thing I can think of.
jeffostroff oh ok, so they both produce 18v and 54v but they just say 20v and 60v
In the US, the general convention is that 18v were for nicad batteries and 20v are lithium. The difference is really marketing. It prevents people from buying lithium batteries thinking they can charge them with a nicad charger. (which is a no-no) The mounting system and chargers are not compatible, so it basically prevents misunderstanding when buying them.
Nicads are obsolete now. But the original idea hangs on.
Truth in advertising, you have it, the USA does not. Milwaukee actually owns all rights to lithium modular batteries (or so they say) , they have sued everyone over the years and renewed patents, and all settled out of court with Mikwaukee (man if I just had a dollar for each battery sold right?) ... One of which I read a few years back that 18v would be exclusive to Milwaukee and TTI... Here is a sample article I am sure you can find more as it is an ongoing issue...www.jlconline.com/products-tools/power-tools/milwaukee-claims-exclusive-right-to-make-lithium-ion-tools_o
@@thetoolmat8632 This sounds like a typical BS lawsuit by company lawyers. This sort of stuff goes on endlessly. Bunch of nothing in the end.
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Looks like the DCD999B bare tool $179 and some bundle DCD999BW606C overpriced at $358 USD that looks the same as what is supposed to be like the DCD999T1 kit is up on the HD Website now. There is a Bundle Hammerdrill/Impact Driver Kit also that is In Store only that looks really good for $369 and is known as the DCK2100D1T1 which includes the DCD999T1 contents including the Flexvolt 6Ah battery and DCF887 and 2Ah Compact Battery and 6 Amp charger/bag. Wish the Border was open to drive to the Niagara Falls, NY store. Just noticed the DCD999T1 is up too for $279 and store only it seems. Damn, I have a US Mailbox in Niagara Falls, NY too that cross ships into 2 Toronto Canada locations for pickup and none of the better kits that are online to ship. Hopefully HD Canada stores get them up soon. Although since I already have the Flagship Flexvolt Mitre Saw I could possibly get the bare tool, but don't want to possibly use 1 of the 2 batteries out of that setup and would like a 3rd one overall in the system.
Can't you get your mailbox to deliver it?
@@jeffostroff Yes but I need it to be shipped to the USA mailbox first. The kit with the battery or the combo kits are not able to ship as it is in store for now.
@@jeffostroff OK they are in Canada HD store now. There is a special and the bare tools look expensive at $299 each but for $299 CDN buy the new Flexvolt Battery/Charger for $299 CDN and get the bare tool free. Running there tomorrow morning.
I’d buy the kit with the dcf887 and 2ah and sell that off, it’s 399 so you’ll come out ahead
@@justinrozon7 I did buy the $399 CDN kit today with the Impact Driver too. Why? Because the Flexvolt 6Ah battery is of the older design in the promo buy the battery/charger for $299 and get the bare tool free. I check the box of combo kit and it has pictured the new style lfexvolt battery 6Ah so I am better off and I can sell the Impact Driver tool only or with 2Ah battery anyways if I want. I will post my own little You Tube Video with still shots of the display to help the Canadians out that are looking for the lastest Flexvolt 6Ah battery. I might check another could of Home Depots to see if newer batteries are in the other kits as it seems the battery does not have part number revisions between them.
I'm getting ready to Buy a New Drill and a New 1/4" Driver also. Buy any chance do they make or gonna be making a Flexvolt DCD999T1 type 1/4" driver? I shore do enjoy your video's.....👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I have not heard them mention if there is going to be flexvolt advantage version of the impact driver.
@@jeffostroff 0K, Thanks
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Yup, same stuff, different skin
Actually gear 1 is the strongest and 3 is the weakest... ur sayin opposite
Yup, I was so hot, bothered, and tired that night, it's amazing I finished the video, and a storm was rolling in on me
I feel like all this dewalt stuff is getting confusing. I don’t understand why Lowe’s and home depot can’t both just sell flex volt. Flex volt works great.
I have always wondered that too Justin! I guess in the end each store wants exclusive products that you can't get in the other store.
@@jeffostroff I’m a big dewalt fan, have about all the tools, but when they have 5-6 variations of every single tool it’s just confusing
@@Wealth_Wisdom_Discernment it is crazy these days how much variation there is within a brand, like buying a 4K TV there is like 50 models of the same size 65" from a company.
@@johns4407 lol true. The only tv you need is a Samsung QLED q6. Fantastic tv.
@@Wealth_Wisdom_Discernment I plan on buying the Samsung Q90T model in 65" waiting for sales
Wish it came in all black, red dot sight and laser :D
and a silencer!
The difference of power between the two drills is more noticeable if you use the leverage handle. Tool was getting away from you, costing you time.
Correct
NEW One...! 👍👍👍
Now I have to go buy the BlueTooth Tool Connect chip.
el dcd999 funciona con batería de 2ah?
When I bought it the tool was tool only no battery. they have a kit version you can buy
ok, but if I put a 2ah battery it would work just as well
Drill with hammer mode, are power on wall .do drilling hole in wood .looks great .( i said , driver's impact tools are more than this..... driver impact 's are super words , ( impact '
I love using these tools
on step 3 its high speed and low torque not high torque, if you tuo on step 1 its low speed but high torque
Correct
None of my flexvolt tools have XR on them they're the best tools you can get
I love my flexvolts
Time to give me that lows 10% card
I just ordered a stack of them
@@jeffostroff from where? I need to order some. Thank you
I have that table I love it😎
I am using mine now at my friend's kitchen remodel
@@jeffostroff I use mine for everything to work on my truck and when I do any fence jobs🙌
Sooooo its the 999 a slight downgrade of the 998? I'm not nocking it down or anything its just what it looks like to me
I think the 999 and 998 are the same thing
Remember, ONLY USE the charger and battery that came in the kit together. You can actually damage your lower end batteries when using the super/rapid chargers.
Yes and no, manufacturers publish compatibility charts for chargers and batteries. The newer chargers usually have smart software to properly charge older batteries.
I'll have to pull up specs on the charger and see what it says I can't imagine dewalt would risk killing people's batteries. I bet all of these chargers know what battery is attached and charge accordingly
@@jeffostroff Mostly, yes. But I noticed in manuals for chargers they make a big deal about this. This applies for older chargers. Newer ones are automatic.
see the last page for a chart.
pdf.lowes.com/installationguides/885911425308_install.pdf
@@jeffostroff That is hilarious, that you would think a battery company doesn't want to harm batteries so that they can sell more batteries.
@@firesurfer Even the Milwaukee battery engineer, you know, the guy that designs and builds the batteries and chargers adamantly stressed that the older and lower Ah batteries are NOT supposed to be charged on the newer or faster chargers, as it will greatly reduce the battery performance and lifespan. This goes for all Lithium Ion batteries, since well, Milwaukee is the one that designed these batteries and has the patent and receives money from all of the cordless tool companies that uses this technology.
I'll find the in depth video and post a link.
Which is better Milwaukee Drill or Dewalt Drill
I have drills and impacts from both and they both work well for me. I would go with the lightest most compact models.
thank you for this video father
You're welcome
I’m sorry that isn’t how ya use the tool !! Put it 1 , low speed , and no clutch !!
Yes, I was really rushing because there was a huge thunder shower coming up the street, and I had about 5 minutes after that scene until we got slammed. I want to do another video that focuses just on them going head to head.
Do you know are all the 999 series made in China.
I assume all the tools are made in China unless it specifically states on the box made in USA, but even then they have an* in it usually says made with globally sourced parts.
Funny you got the new and improved when the older one looks unused. I have the 996 which is great for all heavy duty uses like mixing and big bores. The new model is sweet.
I have 3 of the DCD996 drills, I showed my newest one.
I thought XR just meant extended runtime
XR on the Dewal totals refers to the motors being brushless which are more efficient and that equals better battery life. The XR line of batteries according to DeWalt will last us last 33% longer than the 20v "max" line of batteries of the same size.
jeffostroff I’m positive I’ve seen a video where the guy had a bunch of non-brushless stuff that had the XR logo on it
Hey Jeff Paul from npr sorry for not being able to view your videos lately I don't get notifications til the last 5 minutes of video
That stinks bro! I hope they fix it. I have heard people complain on all channels that they don't always get notified. Are you sure that maybe they notified you, but maybe you just didn't notice the alert?
I was getting all notifications from tool boss and on time don't understand the problem. What I am going to do is unsubscribe and then subscribe to see if anything changes