DEWALT DCF887N XR 18V 3 Speed BL Impact Driver Naked-Body ONLY, 18 W, 18 V, Multi, Bare Unit

Excellent piece of equipment I have recovered my cost of purchase by reducing the time spent on many DIY projects, while also reducing the strain on my joints. I wish I had purchased it earlier. The power of the driver is good and it charges very quickly. I would certainly recomend it to other potential buyers.

Never really thought I'd use an impact driver but a bit like the Dewalt Multi Tool, once you have one you can't live without it. With the magnetic screw heads and adjustable torque, you really do benefit from the tools ability to drive and remove screws and nuts at a very quick pace. Just make sure you purchase impact rated bits, sockets, etc as this will literally snap them otherwise. Plus side is the driver accepts universal bits so you don't have to buy premium sets to get the job done. For projects like decking, you will blitz through them and the dewalt battery system is cross tool compatible so you get better value from your investment

Value for money and a well made driver. Good old deWalt quality.

This one arrived undamaged in its proper Dewalt box within a well packaged plain outer box..excellent. Usual DeWalt neat and robust build. There is some free play in the chuck as noted by every reviewer of this model (Dewalt fault), but it does not affect operation…and may actually (unintentionally) aid getting fastners in against a tight corner where the tool body might otherwise hit the workpiece. . NB: This item is provided as a bare tool, no batt or charger. You DO get a belt clip and bit magnet to add to the side (How some people expect an included batt costing more than the tool is beyond me). . Tested all modes of operation without problem. The low torque setting (no1, with the screw picture on the selector switch) fails to drive screws deeper than about 2cm, but should be fine for assembling small machine screws in sheet steel cases or fixing small parts like cabinet hinges. Setting 2 and 3 provide serious torque…so it is up to the user to release the trigger when the fastner looks to be depth set as required. . I shall not test mine to destruction, but the DCS 887 can drive 8-10 inch M12 Lag bolts without a pilot hole…At a whopping 205 Nm, probably more oomph than needed even to bolt up Flitch beam joists and way more than regular tradey framers and home woodworkers need. . The prime advantage over screwing with drill drivers is impact drivers don't tend to cam-out posidrive screws…but they are not ideal for masonry drilling, or chucking up bits other than 1/4 drive. If you need to do more than driving screws/bolts you might consider choosing a drill driver instead…If you have the coin get both tools :) . Overall, the DCS 887 at under £60 GBP is fantastic value for money, and the incoming Dewalt upgrade with 1% more torque (207 Nm), doesn’t give you any necessary advantage imo. At this price it is well worth adding to your tool box even if you don’t need it right away. (Reviewed without prejudice or favour and I paid for this tool myself)

Great impact drill for the price.

I have multiple Dewalt tools and batteries so I bought this impact driver because I saw it is as good or even better in certain parameters than the latest version from Dewalt but it cost much less right now. In general it is a very good tool, it does the job quite well and it has an impressive torque in the higher setting. It will cover most of your needs but I would like to highlight the elements that I didn't enjoy so much. I'll try to enumerate them so you can evaluate if those are a real problem for you or not. - Size, in terms of size it is too big for current standards. A few days ago I needed to use it in a narrow (less than 20cm wide) space and it was just big enough to not allow me to use it. I had to make some strange arrangements with adapters and so to use it in a certain angle. Quite messy and a lot of work... Dewalt new model, as well as others in the market are much shorter and would have worked fine. - Power stepping, the machine has 3 power settings. The first one just screws, the second and the third ones work like a proper impact driver. The problem is that the gap of power between setting one and two is huge. The first one is not strong enough in some situations but the second one is much, much overpowered for those same tasks. It would need to have 4 or 5 settings so you can find the right one for each job. You need to be extra careful in this situation and don't go too hard on the higher setting or you will destroy everything (remember that this thing has a very high torque).

Not the strongest thing on the market but I've hammered one of these for nearly 5 years. Was considering the latest 286nm but my inner stinge bag got the better of me. Glad it did as it's plenty of grunt and always was.

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Nooit een slagschroevendraaier gehad. Altijd met de schroefboormachine. Ik weet nu dat ik nooit meer zonder zal zijn. Een hele dag schroeven in hardhout draaien en de accu lijkt onaangedaan. Elke schroef er in draaien geeft plezier. Wat een geweldig apparaat.

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