- Is the DCF860 worth it over a compact impact driver?
- If you regularly drive lags, structural screws or heavy fasteners, the extra torque and three speed modes pay off. For cabinet screws and light assembly, a compact driver is lighter and easier to control.
- How does it compare with DeWalt's other impact drivers?
- It is DeWalt's highest-torque 1/4-in impact driver at 2,500 in-lbs, above the compact and mid-range models. Those are smaller and lighter but stall sooner on big fasteners.
- What battery does it use?
- It runs on DeWalt 20V MAX batteries. The kit includes an XR POWERPACK battery and charger; bare-tool versions use any 20V MAX pack.
- Does it have speed settings?
- Yes. It has three speed modes, with a no-load speed up to 3,800 RPM in the top setting.
- What comes in the kit?
- The kit includes the DCF860 impact driver, an XR POWERPACK battery, a charger and a carrying case.
- Can it drive lag bolts?
- Yes, within reason. Its 2,500 in-lbs of torque handles many lag screws and structural fasteners, though very large lags may still call for an impact wrench.
- Where is the DeWalt DCF860WW1 20V MAX XR 1/4-in Brushless 3-Speed High Torque Impact Driver Kit With XR POWERPACK cheapest?
- At Tool Pass Pro, for $232.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the DeWalt DCF860WW1 20V MAX XR 1/4-in Brushless 3-Speed High Torque Impact Driver Kit With XR POWERPACK?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Tool Pass Pro, Prime Source.