DeWALT DC825 Impact Driver

Above is a video demo of the DeWALT DC825B impact driver with 18V NiCad battery. A Craftsman 1.5 inch spade bit was used to drill a hole in a treated piece of 4x4 lumber that was bought for a deck. The DeWalt DC825B is totally variable, not two-speed, meaning you can start the impact driver at very slow speeds and then make it run gradually faster.

My DeWALT DC825B Impact Driver Review

The DeWalt DC825B 18v Heavy Duty Impact Driver is a very compact and powerful tool that is excellent for driving screws in nearly every application. The DC825B impact driver packs a maximum 1,330-inch-pounds of torque that enables it to perform a wide range of fastening applications at a top-speed of 2,700 rpm. The DC825B replaces the DW056 Impact Driver, which was capable of 1,170-inch-pounds of torque and a top-speed of 2,400 rpm. In addition, the DC825B features a bright LED light beneath the chuck connector to illuminate your workspace as you are drilling or screwing.

A major advantage to using the DC825B Impact Driver over standard drills is that it allows you to sink deck screws effortlessly. Instead of fighting the twisting-and-torque resistance that can cause severe arm fatigue, the DC825B sports a heavy-duty impacting mechanism that directs the torque to the fastener instead of the user. Moreover, the textured anti-slip comfort grip is contoured to fit either right or left-handers comfortably, providing maximum control over the tool.

Overall, the DeWalt DC825B Impact Driver is an excellent tool that is highly recommended for professional contractors or a handyman. After you give the DeWalt DC825B Impact Driver a try, you will always choose this tool to drive screws, rather than a drill.

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