DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Impact Wrench, 1/2" Hog Ring, High Torque, Brushless, Bare Tool Only (DCF961B)

This impact drill is powerful, reliable, and easy to use. It handles tough materials like concrete and metal with no problem. The grip is comfortable, and the battery lasts long enough for most jobs. Overall, it’s a great tool for both professionals and DIY users.

This is an awesome impact wrench! Powerful, variable power levels, well built! Heavy but will get the job done.

The DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Impact Wrench is a robust and efficient tool that delivers excellent performance for a range of fastening tasks. Its combination of power, control, and durability makes it a valuable addition to any toolkit. While the initial investment may be higher, the tool's reliability and features justify the cost for those seeking quality and performance.

Love this Impact. First time using today since I bought it about 3 weeks ago. I used 2 out of the 4 settings for torque and let me tell you it has the power! I was expecting this thing to twist my wrist but not even close. It operated very smoothly and wasn’t as heavy as I read from other reviews.I also used a black and yellow battery that I bought off TikTok and worked great with it. Definitely recommend.

The Dewalt impact wrench has great capacity and meets my expectations.

Is it legal to give this less than 5-stars? I feel like if I rated it anything else, I would be obliged to fill out paperwork and have a meeting with the chief engineer or something. So, I'm not going to do that. But at the same time, I did return this item. Why did I return it? 1. It's *heavy*. At first you may like that it feels ridiculously sturdy. But get under a car with it and try getting it up into the motor area to pull a bolt and see how you feel about all of that weight with a 9Ah FlexVolt slammed onto this bad boy. 2. That's assuming you can even get this beast into the engine compartment anywhere. You probably can't. So now you have to put extenders on it to be able to reach. That is not without a price. Extenders eat torque like Lucky Charms... and you know how delicious Lucky Charms are! Having to use an extension kind of defeats the point of having all of this power. 3. Unless you frequently find yourself in the position of having to build a suspension bridge by yourself, you probably don't need this. It's overkill for any kind of auto repair I know of. Maybe if you work on big rigs or something. I don't know about that. But if you're planning on using this for anything at all related to your Toyota, just stop and think this through first. Before buying this, ask yourself some pointed questions: 1. Do I have an imminent problem that requires well over 1,000ft-lbs of torque to solve? No, that stuck axle nut does not require 1,000+ ft-lbs to remove. I promise you, it doesn't. 2. How many times am I likely to use a tool like this in my lifetime? If you're not going to be using this as part of your profession, the answer is no greater than 3. So if you replied to those questions with something like: "Dozens of times per day" or "I need to drive 1,000 ham sandwiches through a 3" thick wall of solid plate steel", then you know where the "Buy Now" button is. As for the rest of you, there are some good deals to be had on the older models. You can pick one up for half the price of this one that will do everything you'll ever need to do, plus it'll be lighter and easier to maneuver into tight spaces. Win, win, win!

Overall, I think this unit is going to pretty much take down any obstacle. It has three impact settings (1,2,3) as well as a mode that will stop impacting quickly after meeting sufficient resistance. I used it, so far, exclusively on setting 3 (MOAR TORQUE!!!) for removing and installing lug nuts. For this job, it is overkill! It makes short work of any comers. The unit is bulky and weighty, but it also is able to take a licking without issue. I accidentally dropped it from the top of the bed of my truck (about 4.5' from the ground), and it bounced of the pavement without anything but a light scratch on the aluminum housing. If you're working it, it will eat the batteries, but I did a full tire rotation on two vehicles and it used little of my 6 amp-hour battery (afterward, I put it in the weed trimmer and made it through most of my yard before I had to swap batteries). Sockets can be a slight pain to secure to the chuck, but it also holds them reasonably well without being frustrating. The only thing that I do not like about it is the impact application. It is surprisingly jumpy when impacting. Compared to its main Milwaukee rival, it is downright crude in this respect. It jumps enough to cause pain in the wrist holding it, and that is simply not something that has ever happened with big red. Don't get me wrong, it will definitely knock things loose, but you're going to feel it, too. If you have the DeWalt tool ecosystem, get this! But, if you also have Milwaukee tools, then I recommend the competing product over this one.

I’ve had this for 2 days I got to use it at work is all so far. I bought this tool only then a 8 amp hour powerstack that was on sale for it and so far been very surprised. I’ve been told nothing but to be careful and that it dumb to use it for taking wheel ends off trucks (I work on semi trucks and trailers a lot of tires and brakes) but I wasn’t worried and figured if I use it enough right away money back within 30 days dewalt says. So far out of 14 different wheel ends between 6 or so different truck or trailer’s I’ve had 4 lug nuts on one trailer it didn’t want to take off on one wheel end. Took all the others off and few them didn’t think where coming then did but 4 did not and even our normal 1 inch Ingersoll Rand air gun wouldn’t budge it had to use the one that’s like twice the weight but still 1 inch to break them loose and even that struggled. I didn’t even give up with the dewalt though I sat on one the lugs after I got all other 6 off and held the trigger for solid 2 minutes or more before it over heated and shut itself off and would let me try after a few seconds then shutoff again until it acted like it was dead and I couldn’t even tould the metal part of it . 3 minutes of that later I held it on there for another 30 seconds before I got the air gun because it was smelling like burnt electrical . Snap on can lick it. Only complaint is the metal is obviously like cast aluminum and pretty soft be careful you don’t have any part of the tool resting on part of anything you impacting on you’ll tear it up easy or pinch your hand thing eats. I’ll update this review in a month or more if it don’t break by then.

This thing is a beast. Becareful with it. Shredded the threads on a m18 bolt.

Llevo tiempo trabajando con herramientas Dewalt y ninguna me a quedado a deber, está pistola de impacto de verdad es increíble, no hay birlo o tornillo que le haga frente, es una bestia imparable a la hora de hacer su trabajo, no cabe duda que vale la pena cada centavo invertido, adquirí la batería aparte y ya con todo pesa 4.3 Kg de puro músculo, recomendado al 1000 %.

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Just WOW!

Works awesome, just need to make sure you got a full battery or a mostly full battery to maximize the breakaway power.