Excellent video!!! I picked my DWHT66719 Electric Screwdriver today and really like it more than my old Dewalt electric screwdriver, where you had to remove the batter to charge it, this one uses a UBS cord, This new appears to be much more powerful, too. I'm kind of my own gunsmith and it is nice for for. Like another said, good catch on the reversal speed feature.
I think I would prefer the 8v gyro max with clutch I would have to look up spec comparison but for slightly larger I think it would be the better option in the same price range and with a clutch…
Good catch on the reversal speed feature. I just got mine and thought it was possibly defective. But now it makes sense to have a constant high torque/speed value in reverse for all torque settings. It's the fine details like that, which is what has set this electric screwdriver apart from so many others. This has been my go to for diagnosis use but never for larger fasteners or when I'm dealing with 25+ on a job, let the big tools do that with speed and ease. To clarify- you don't technically need to set the control to the lock setting to manually tighten. It's there more as a means to prevent accidental activation in your tool bag or pocket.
As a tech guy, smaller is better inside an amplifier or transmitter cabinet. This looks interesting except for the slightly weird controls. I use a gyro model now.
I have been looking for a compact screwdriver for driving actual screws occasionally, for my tool bag. I believe this is only 44 inch lbs, as stated by Dewalt. A similar Dewalt model also rated at 44 in-lbs tested with an in-lb meter to 21 in-lbs. This is on par with some others but better than most. I wish you would have run this till it shut off with a torque meter.
there is a MUCH better dewalt cordless screwdriver imho. it uses their 8v system and it uses a gyroscope for tighten/loosen. it makes this one look like a toy. Model is DCF682N1
@@tempro24 I actually have that one, I may return it, it has power, but is much bulkier, they are rated the same power wise. I am trying this one. I WANT to be small/LOOK like a toy, but have good power.
Yup. I've owned a bunch of these and the Denali from Amazon is the best. The other one that I have, which is unique and helpful is the rotating head on the skill.
Lovely screwdriver and great video. Phillips are PH when you say P that's JIS , just FYI as people around YT seem to be confused about the.re being a difference.
Очень неудачная компоновка. Неудобная кнопка включения, слишком близко расположена к рабочей части. 5:58 и 6:18 что это было? Её в руке провернуло? Значит держать и работать так совершенно неудобно. 👎🏻 плохой инструмент.
Gimmick!!, Yeah i'd rather have the MAC one. This one looks to be piss weak for a cordless screwdriver & the $90 price has just put me off it instantly. Not worth it & DeWalt living in a dream world trying to charge that for it. I'd rather get the Giro Screwdriver with it's twisty handle and more power if needed.
The MAC tools one had a REALLY hard time, and was like second to WORST, as far as torque to run Nylon lock nuts onto bolts. It was literally the MOST expensive, and was second to WORST.
It’s cool for sure, but a fixed battery in this day, is a hard pass. The much cheaper Ryobi FVD01K, while not a nice overall, for sure, at least has a replaceable battery.
Same. Used V1 since 2017. Helped me at war much, it's in my military EDC. I want more powerful in this size, or less size, and shorter version. (Damn, they use 18650 in it, and not much wider motor-reductor system - rest are space waste inside...)
I don't understand what people use these for. A couple of years ago, I bought the matabo 3.6 V. Screwdriver. I think in those 2 years, I've used the thing three times because it's so weak that it's practically worthless. I would much rather reach for my Milwaukee M12 drill or the M12 impact.
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Excellent video!!! I picked my DWHT66719 Electric Screwdriver today and really like it more than my old Dewalt electric screwdriver, where you had to remove the batter to charge it, this one uses a UBS cord, This new appears to be much more powerful, too. I'm kind of my own gunsmith and it is nice for for. Like another said, good catch on the reversal speed feature.
Thanks!
I think I would prefer the 8v gyro max with clutch I would have to look up spec comparison but for slightly larger I think it would be the better option in the same price range and with a clutch…
I would prefer this design but with a clutch. I don't like the gyro gimmick, sometimes it's annoying.
@tonyc7352 the gyro thing is unmatched. Super legit to me.
What’s the size comparison to the 8v gyroscopic model ?
Good catch on the reversal speed feature. I just got mine and thought it was possibly defective. But now it makes sense to have a constant high torque/speed value in reverse for all torque settings. It's the fine details like that, which is what has set this electric screwdriver apart from so many others. This has been my go to for diagnosis use but never for larger fasteners or when I'm dealing with 25+ on a job, let the big tools do that with speed and ease.
To clarify- you don't technically need to set the control to the lock setting to manually tighten. It's there more as a means to prevent accidental activation in your tool bag or pocket.
At $40 ok but $84 too expensive
Maybe for the average homeowner. But contractors will make that back in less than an hour.
I like that it's small and USB rechargeable, yet my DCF680 has much more power and control
I like this form factor alot! I wish the Ryobi USB lithium screwdriver was similar to this style.
Still prefer the gyro controlled driver. Especially when it comes to bringing a screw in on something fragile like a switch plate.
I agree. The gyro is an amazing tool.
I think they should have put on control in the middle such a big handle and you got to slide your hand all the way up
As a tech guy, smaller is better inside an amplifier or transmitter cabinet. This looks interesting except for the slightly weird controls. I use a gyro model now.
I have been looking for a compact screwdriver for driving actual screws occasionally, for my tool bag. I believe this is only 44 inch lbs, as stated by Dewalt. A similar Dewalt model also rated at 44 in-lbs tested with an in-lb meter to 21 in-lbs. This is on par with some others but better than most. I wish you would have run this till it shut off with a torque meter.
there is a MUCH better dewalt cordless screwdriver imho. it uses their 8v system and it uses a gyroscope for tighten/loosen. it makes this one look like a toy. Model is DCF682N1
@@tempro24 I actually have that one, I may return it, it has power, but is much bulkier, they are rated the same power wise. I am trying this one. I WANT to be small/LOOK like a toy, but have good power.
@@renurenovationsllc7780 if it is anything like the MAC tools version, then it has less power than the 20 dollar amazon chinese one.
I have the Amazon one, it would not drive that screw into yellow pine like this Dewalt did
@@renurenovationsllc7780 id check out torquetestchannels review on cordless screwdrivers
Does the dial switch on the bottom control speed or torque? If torque… assume an electric cutoff instead of a clutch?
Needs a blow mold case for it. But only HF tools come with one most of the big names don't. Bet they don't sell one either. Let me know.
It kills me ryobi won't make something this compact with the usb line. Their screw gun is great but the handle is so big due to the swivel.
Was it slipping at 5:40?
They should of just made it gyro control
Hopefully the Dewalt isn't sharing components with its MAC tools cousin. It fared poorly on Torque Test Channels testing.
i bet it is. the gyro one DeWalt made (DCF682N1) looks, feels, and performs like a profesional tool. i own one. the one in this vid looks like a toy.
@@tempro24 the dewalt has a totally differant switch mechanism, torque rating, Rpm, basically nothing is the same as far as specs go.
I have that Denali which i got for $15 each.. i bought 4 and tossed them around the house for easy access.. won’t be doing that at $90 each..
How much?
Great review Thanks for sharing
must be new not available yet but number is loaded in our system
I have the Skil one that I like. If I need anymore Torque I pull out my M12 impact.
Does the skil have variable torque like this one does? If so let me know the model I'm looking for a variable torque alternative to my Ryobi.
@@NiSE_Rafter skil twist 2.0 . TTC has a video on it.
edit: TTC seemed to like the dremel version and dewalt for features.
@@CowsGoMonkey Thanks, I'll take a look at it/them. By TTC I'm assuming you mean torque test channel? I can't think of another TTC.
@@NiSE_Rafter yea
NICE TO HAVE IN THE JUNK DRAWER FOR THOSE JOBS AROUND the house
This has to be the laziest tool I have ever seen, this Dewalt praying on the guys that collect tools
Amazon Denali Electric Screwdriver (by Skil). With 33 bits and an adapter & case.
$30 in last December.
I purchased that one, nice size and usability, But lacks torque for installing bigger screws into even 1/2” OSB
Machine screws not screws into osb. Different tool. Amazon Denali on torque test channel proved to be the winner so far. Haven’t seen this one yet.
I tried things like metal roofing screws and drywall screws into OSB, with the Amazon/Denali driver, it would sometimes, but ran out of torque often.
Yup. I've owned a bunch of these and the Denali from Amazon is the best. The other one that I have, which is unique and helpful is the rotating head on the skill.
Prefer the gyro screwdriver they offer forward and reverse is a twist of the wrist!
Lovely screwdriver and great video.
Phillips are PH when you say P that's JIS , just FYI as people around YT seem to be confused about the.re being a difference.
Жаль в в России нельзя купить такое. Кто знает, как и где заказать такой инструмент в Россию?
Is this new?
Is this brand new?
Seems like it not sure tho
Yes, it is.
i use Skil screwdriver for 2 years and work perfect is the original screwdriver and have electric detector
ADD Much?
Not crazy about the design, not liking the non-removable battery.
Очень неудачная компоновка. Неудобная кнопка включения, слишком близко расположена к рабочей части.
5:58 и 6:18 что это было? Её в руке провернуло? Значит держать и работать так совершенно неудобно. 👎🏻 плохой инструмент.
Nothing beats their gyroscopic screwdriver. Too bad it got discontinued
That handle it too fat.
Gimmick!!, Yeah i'd rather have the MAC one. This one looks to be piss weak for a cordless screwdriver & the $90 price has just put me off it instantly. Not worth it & DeWalt living in a dream world trying to charge that for it. I'd rather get the Giro Screwdriver with it's twisty handle and more power if needed.
The MAC tools one had a REALLY hard time, and was like second to WORST, as far as torque to run Nylon lock nuts onto bolts. It was literally the MOST expensive, and was second to WORST.
90 bucks is ridiculous
uh...a few more than 12 bits, LOL...
Could've just used 2 buttons: 1 forward, 1 reverse
Why would you buy this? Looks like junk to me
This is a downgrade from the 8v gyro screwdriver
The craftsman one in my opinion is better and it’s less. The whole way to operate this screwdriver is too much work
It’s cool for sure, but a fixed battery in this day, is a hard pass. The much cheaper Ryobi FVD01K, while not a nice overall, for sure, at least has a replaceable battery.
Foolishit driver ,,, I like bosch go 3 system ,,,
Same. Used V1 since 2017. Helped me at war much, it's in my military EDC.
I want more powerful in this size, or less size, and shorter version. (Damn, they use 18650 in it, and not much wider motor-reductor system - rest are space waste inside...)
Waste of money.
To big, clumsy. You almost stripped the screw.
useless design. would never use even for free
💥✅️ 12 bits + 1 bit holder + 1 tool = 14 pc.
Get well soon. Voice was off
I don't understand what people use these for. A couple of years ago, I bought the matabo 3.6 V. Screwdriver. I think in those 2 years, I've used the thing three times because it's so weak that it's practically worthless. I would much rather reach for my Milwaukee M12 drill or the M12 impact.
These are great for hobby work. I use them for RC cars.
Do you bub I use them. Though some are just superior to others
Well what do you expect you bought a cheap one
@@richvolkjrful Facts