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I know this because I took it apart in order to get a better understanding of what made it so weak. This inefficiency is most definitely because the size of the striking mechanism has been reduced by more than half of the hammer and anvil of the dcf887. Given that the size of the dcf850 is significantly smaller than the dcf887, the hammer and anvil hit nowhere near as hard as the dcf887. After a handful of screws, I went to grab my dcf887 and as usual, it handled the work very efficiently. Once again, it proved itself to be incapable of handling the work. So, I thought that being that the dcf850 has a much higher rpm than the dcf887, I thought it would be up to the task. We typically use the camo hidden deck fastening system for wooden decks. About a week later, I was tasked with fastening deck boards after we built it. It proved to be very incapable of such a task. After three screws, I grabbed my dcf887 and finished the job. Not only that, but it was incapable of burying the head below the surface of the lvl which is going to be finished with drywall. It struggled more and more with each screw I tried to drive home. From the get-go, I was immediately made aware that the dcf850 had nowhere near the power of the dcf887. The first task was to drive some 5″ hedlock screws in a scheduled pattern to sandwich a triple lvl which we had just installed. These tasks weren’t out of the ordinary and they were all done with my dcf887 prior to buying the dcf850 and the dcf887 was able to manage these tasks with ease. My experience with the dcf850 is rather disappointing for the tasks in which I expected it to be able to handle.
20V DEWALT ATOMIC COMPACT SERIES DRIVER
When Dewalt’s new Power Stack batteries arrive in December, this impact driver will be unstoppable! We highly recommend it! Impressive power with a BIG noticeable footprint reduction.ĭewalt’s DCF850 has the same specs and power as the XR DCF887, but is nearly half the length! You can’t go wrong with this cordless compact impact. Dewalt has managed to get the exact power of the full-size impact into the small frame of the compact without sacrificing any power. Both models offer of 3,250RPMs, 3,800BPM as well as 1,825 In-Lbs of torque. The Dewalt DCF850 in comparison to the DCF887 is apples to apples with one exception, its size. What made this impact shine was the ability to get into tight places where we normally would have to switch to a right angle drill or even a palm nailer when installing our Simpson Strong-Tie Metal connector screws diagonally through our joist hangers. We were really impressed with the power of such a small compact tool. We do a fair amount of deck builds, and during a recent deck stair replacement, we put the Dewalt 20v atomic compact impact driver through the paces we would any other impact driver. It all has to do with the applications you are using it for.
(quick release hex shank)ĭoes size matter to you when it comes to the selection of 1/4″ impacts? We definitely think it does. The other option is purchasing it as a bare tool if you are on the platform already and do not need the charger and battery. This Atomic line offers a more compact size and reduced tool weight, making it ideal for overhead applications and tight workspaces.ĭewalt DCF850 comes in a kit that contains the tool, belt hook, 20v 5.0Ah battery, charger, and contractor bag.
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