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big mike

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The 1/2 impact is the 921 which is the better compact and hasn't been on sale much lately fwiw.

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jackbauer24

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The 860 impact driver is not bad as well. Guess it is hackble. Return the kit and get the bare tool for $85+.

statfish

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statfish

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Quote from big mike

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The 1/2 impact is the 921 which is the better compact and hasn't been on sale much lately fwiw.

If I want to have only one impact wrench, which one should i choose 1/2 in DCF921 or the 3/8 in DCF923 (for more precision work)?

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pyrokid73

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Quote from statfish

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If I want to have only one impact wrench, which one should i choose 1/2 in DCF921 or the 3/8 in DCF923 (for more precision work)?

Personally I bought 923 when I needed one because I have more ⅜" chrome sockets that I've been using (not the best practice but I have a lifetime warranty on the sockets and I think this impact is RIGHT on the verge of really needing impact rated sockets). I'm now thinking of selling the 923 to get a 921 and get ½" impact sockets for my bigger impact that I haven't used yet.
921 & 923 are basically the same, I think 923 is SLIGHTLY shorter. I've used it on tight stuff and it's great but not ran into a situation I needed the stubby sockets so I don't think the extra ¼" (I'm guessing) or so will hurt me.

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pyrokid73

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Quote from jackbauer24

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The 860 impact driver is not bad as well. Guess it is hackble. Return the kit and get the bare tool for $85+.

Where do you get $85? Listed @ $219 for me so comes out to about $105 after hack.

jackbauer24

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Where do you get $85? Listed @ $219 for me so comes out to about $105 after hack.

I was thinking of the Lowe's deal. $105 is not bad for the 921 impact wrench.

pyrokid73

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I was thinking of the Lowe's deal. $105 is not bad for the 921 impact wrench.

Gotcha.
860 (¼" impact driver) with $219 MRSP would be $104.xx
921 (½" impact wrench) $239 MSRP would be $108.xx

I did notice that all the tools MSRP are $10-20 more expensive now than they've been recently

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PotatoesAreGood

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With the router, it makes router $110.60 if "hacked" with that inflated $249 price they have it at. Normally, I'd return the battery kit but idk, at that point it almost makes it make more sense to just keep it at $88.40... I'd totally jump on this if the router wasn't so overpriced making it absorb too much of the prorate ratio. I missed the pricing mistake a couple weeks ago at Lowe's, Acme was out of the router for their same mistake. I may just keep waiting for that >$90 router deal I've been holding out for as it's the only "free tool" from these constant promotions I don't own.

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Christopher995

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I wish this included the 16ga nailer. Ha ha

cookmyself

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cookmyself

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I wish this included the 16ga nailer. Ha ha

My Ryobi AirStrike nailer is heavy AF. Would nailer from Dewalt be lighter?

statfish

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statfish

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Quote from pyrokid73

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Personally I bought 923 when I needed one because I have more ⅜" chrome sockets that I've been using (not the best practice but I have a lifetime warranty on the sockets and I think this impact is RIGHT on the verge of really needing impact rated sockets). I'm now thinking of selling the 923 to get a 921 and get ½" impact sockets for my bigger impact that I haven't used yet.
921 & 923 are basically the same, I think 923 is SLIGHTLY shorter. I've used it on tight stuff and it's great but not ran into a situation I needed the stubby sockets so I don't think the extra ¼" (I'm guessing) or so will hurt me.

Wouldn't dcf923 be able to do all things the dcf921 can do, why sell dcf923?

pyrokid73

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Wouldn't dcf923 be able to do all things the dcf921 can do, why sell dcf923?

It absolutely can do everything the 921 can do, except for use 1/2" sockets without an adapter... I plan to buy some 1/2" sockets for my larger impact, so really just to be able to have impact sockets for the atomic without needing to have a set of 3/8" also.

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big mike

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big mike

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Quote from statfish

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If I want to have only one impact wrench, which one should i choose 1/2 in DCF921 or the 3/8 in DCF923 (for more precision work)?

I like the 923 as it's easier/more compact to go up to 1/2" via adapter than to go from 1/2 down to 3/8, the 92X units have enough torque for 1/2" socket jobs, but I have a bigger (899) unit for that work so I mostly use 3/8 on the 923, but it will easily remove lugs from an SUV etc with the 1/2 to 3/8 adapter. They make very short adapters that are like a square inside a square with a short flange.

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DetroitKingz

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Has anybody else noticed that the retail price of all the tools has increased by an average of about 15% compared to just a couple weeks ago?

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Woodvalve47H

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Has anybody else noticed that the retail price of all the tools has increased by an average of about 15% compared to just a couple weeks ago?

I am thinking more about 20 %

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