Every automotive tool be it any impact driver or any other tool has its proper protocol of use. However, the tools always come with instructions and guides on how to use them. The Dewalt DCF809 impact driver is designed to deal with larger bolts and nuts. Because the traditional compact drills present many hassles, this tool from Dewalt is perfectly designed for large projects. As a general rule, this type of torque represents around 50% more than fastening torque. However, it’s not exactly the same in every tool, so there’s no formula we can use to tell you how much fastening torque each model actually has. Noise Output

If you want the most feature-rich DeWalt impact driver, you go for the Dewalt DCF888 with Tool Connect. In our opinion, however, we’d call the DCF887 the best value DeWalt brushless impact driver. Why? It’s “last year’s model”—and that means discounts!

Our Verdict

We consult with innovators in the technology and design of tools to gain a broader grasp of where these products fit and how they work. Ultimate portability at less than 1kg (excluding battery weight) with less strain and fatigue on the user

With a weight of about 3 pounds and a size including a length of 5.1 inches, the Dewalt Atomic DCF809 has recognized as a compact impact driver months ago. With this Atomic DCF809, you can perform your tasks more effectively and fastly. In comparison to brushed motor impact drivers, you can expect an improvement of 15 to 35% in performance. Speed This extremely user-friendly tool gets into tight spaces such as wall studs with longer screws. Though, the tool doesn’t come up with a battery even 2 amp Dewalt batteries or 4AH batteries work efficiently and last longer with it. Moreover, if you want to enjoy a greater battery life this brushless motor impact driver is a perfect fit. What Is Dewalt DCF809 Designed For?Moreover, it also provides different settings for torque by comprising one of the best brushless motors, which makes it one of the all-rounders. Speed setting Plus it has variable speed settings which give you more options according to the project, decor, or repair you are working on. In our testing, the DeWalt DCF887 impact driver stayed in the top half for performance, design, and value. When we look over this tool, nothing stands out and says “fix this”. It just works…reliably. DeWalt’s product team doesn’t necessarily chase the numbers that other brands push for. Instead, they seem content knowing they have an excellent impact driver. As a DeWalt user, the only decision is whether you want the Tool Connect features available in the DCF888. If you are working in an automobile or in the automotive industry, you can consider having the tool. Its most common use is to remove and tighten the lug nuts of cars’ tires. This impact driver achieved 2206 in-lbs. of torque in our testing. However, it’s very close to what Dewalt’s high-end DCF887 can achieve (2237 in-lbs.).