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DeWalt DCF870B 20V MAX XR Brushless Cordless 1/4 in. Quiet Hydraulic - $179

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Rare sale on the newer hydraulic impact drill, significantly quieter and much more pleasant to use.

Have one of these already and it's been awesome to use.

It's a shopify store so you can pair with shop credit, and should be free shipping as it's over $150.

https://www.fastenersinc.net/prod...-tool-only
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Rare sale on the newer hydraulic impact drill, significantly quieter and much more pleasant to use.

Have one of these already and it's been awesome to use.

It's a shopify store so you can pair with shop credit, and should be free shipping as it's over $150.

https://www.fastenersinc.net/prod...-tool-only

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Quote from PEMP :
Hydraulics are not the clear-cut top of the line impact. They are quieter and more comfortable, but don't have the torque of a top non-hydraulic impact driver. That being said, this one closes the gap on performance considerably. In fact, in some tests, this impact is comparable to the DCF860, particularly for smaller fasteners.

One word of caution when you read the specs, you may be shocked at the maximum torque ratings of hydraulic impacts. This one is 500 in-lbs vs the DCF860 (non-hydraulic) at 2500 in-lbs. Yes, the maximum torque of the DCF860 is five times higher. The way a hydraulic impact driver works is to buffer the impact with the hydraulic fluid (oil), which reduces the peak impact. However, this buffering sustains the time of each impact, so you end up with less torque but for a longer impact. For that reason, taking the peak torque ratings at face value can be deceptive and real-world testing is the best way to assess the true utility of the tool.

Testing videos
Tools with SoAlz [youtube.com]
Tinker with Tools [youtube.com]
Project Farm [youtube.com]

Yup, my experience with this impact driver is clients are so much happier not having their ears blown out indoors, and I'm happy not having to put on full ear protection every time.

Closes the gap so significantly that I barely notice.

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