Great video! The DeWalt Xtreme line is fantastic. I have the impact driver and drill driver and I just added this screwdriver which I absolutely love. Plenty of power and the ergonomics are the best. Good stuff!
Question. I have the hammer drill. Was looking at either the screwdriver or the impact driver? Do you actually need both or which one gets the used most?
@@g8beast679 It's nice to have both but not necessary. You can use the drill you have as a screwdriver by using the clutch settings for delicate work. The impact driver gets the most use simply because of its power and versatility.
Have been looking for a decent screwdriver for use on aircraft. The control over this compared to an impact is important. Between this and the M12 fuel, I think I'll go with this.
Hello again 737 Mechanic Thank you for another Great Video. I've been waiting to see someone else who works on aircraft besides me. I think the Dewalt will be advantageous in the depaneling or panel install of a wing. Thinking of a B747. The reduced weight will be a huge boost. I like to if you get Power Stack Battery and see if there is an increase? Again thank you
The powerstack batteries would increase runtime but it would not increase power. I have never been able to run a battery down before the second battery is fully charged. It takes about 45 min to fully charge a dead battery so I simply have two batteries on hand to make sure I can keep on going.
@@737mechanic Hello again True enough on charging the battery. I have Hitachi drill and impact Wrench 12 Volt. That is more five years old. It's never given me any trouble yet. But Metabo no longer sells replacement batteries. So I am researching for my next tool purchase. I have been trying to decide between the Milwaukee and Dewalt 12 Volt lineup? You know our kind of work. Is there another Tool line I should be looking at? Considering the warranty and repair issues etc.
@@georgeferlazzo7936 Another one would be makida, apparently there is a brushless sub compact but right now they only sell it in europe for some reason. Dewalt is also about to come out with a cordless ratchet in both 1/4 and 3/8 drive.
Is the dewalt variable speed ? Looking to use the dewalt as an electrician for small flat head screws but would like the speed of drill to be slow do nothing g breaks.
Question. I have the hammer drill. Was looking at either the screwdriver or the impact driver? Do you actually need both or which one gets the used most?
One is the kit which comes with a bag, battery, and a charger. And the other is just the stand-alone tool. If you already own any of the 12v Dewalt products and already have batteries and a charger then all you need is the tool.
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Love my 601. My most used tool. Rarely will this not do what I need.
Great video! The DeWalt Xtreme line is fantastic. I have the impact driver and drill driver and I just added this screwdriver which I absolutely love. Plenty of power and the ergonomics are the best. Good stuff!
Question. I have the hammer drill. Was looking at either the screwdriver or the impact driver? Do you actually need both or which one gets the used most?
@@g8beast679 It's nice to have both but not necessary. You can use the drill you have as a screwdriver by using the clutch settings for delicate work. The impact driver gets the most use simply because of its power and versatility.
Have been looking for a decent screwdriver for use on aircraft. The control over this compared to an impact is important. Between this and the M12 fuel, I think I'll go with this.
I love my Dewalt.
Hello again 737 Mechanic
Thank you for another Great Video. I've been waiting to see someone else who works on aircraft besides me. I think the Dewalt will be advantageous in the depaneling or panel install of a wing. Thinking of a B747. The reduced weight will be a huge boost. I like to if you get Power Stack Battery and see if there is an increase? Again thank you
The powerstack batteries would increase runtime but it would not increase power. I have never been able to run a battery down before the second battery is fully charged. It takes about 45 min to fully charge a dead battery so I simply have two batteries on hand to make sure I can keep on going.
@@737mechanic Hello again
True enough on charging the battery. I have Hitachi drill and impact Wrench 12 Volt. That is more five years old. It's never given me any trouble yet. But Metabo no longer sells replacement batteries. So I am researching for my next tool purchase. I have been trying to decide between the Milwaukee and Dewalt 12 Volt lineup? You know our kind of work. Is there another Tool line I should be looking at? Considering the warranty and repair issues etc.
@@georgeferlazzo7936 Another one would be makida, apparently there is a brushless sub compact but right now they only sell it in europe for some reason. Dewalt is also about to come out with a cordless ratchet in both 1/4 and 3/8 drive.
Is the dewalt variable speed ? Looking to use the dewalt as an electrician for small flat head screws but would like the speed of drill to be slow do nothing g breaks.
Yes it is.
Question. I have the hammer drill. Was looking at either the screwdriver or the impact driver? Do you actually need both or which one gets the used most?
I don't use the impact hardly at all. I love my driver because of the clutch. Plus it is quiet compared to the clackety-clack of the impact.
I’m assuming there isn’t a difference between 601 and 601f2
One is the kit which comes with a bag, battery, and a charger. And the other is just the stand-alone tool. If you already own any of the 12v Dewalt products and already have batteries and a charger then all you need is the tool.
@@737mechanic Alrighty, thanks for clearing it up for me