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Hey Guy’s, I decided to put together an image to show what’s been released in Europe so far.
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Brushless? interesting.
Here’s a bigger image of the DCF895L2 Brushless impact driver.
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Some specs:
Input Power: 18 Volt
No Load Speed: 0-950/0-1900/0-2850/min
Impacts per Minute 0-1300/0-2400/0-3300ipm
Max. Bolt Diameter: M12
Max. torque: 170 Nm
Power Output 290 Watts
Bit Holder 1/4in (6.35mm)
Looks like it has 3 speeds.
hi
there will be even more;
just don’t have the model numbers, travelling
but there is also a
new 20v max metal cutting saw (I assume similar to dcs391, but not sure)
((somewhat analog to dc390 < = > dw934)
It’s already on UK web sites
so where is the 1/2″ imapct wrench ????
would be more important than the 3/8″
I’ll be back…………………..
Yeah i thought it was gonna be 1/2″. Now I don’t know if I should upgrade from the 12v version…
We talked about this charger last year. Look’s like it’s sorta available online.
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Found this on ACE-CANADA website.
Port #1) Charges all DEWALT® 12V – 20V MAX* Li-Ion batteries. Port #2) Charges all DEWALT® 7.2V – 18V NiCd/NiMH/Li-Ion batteries (except Univolt batteries). Charges the batteries in 1 hour or less thus minimizing downtime. Diagnostics with LED indicator communicates battery charge status: charged, charging, power line problem, replace pack, and battery too hot or too cold.
It seems the 3-speed adjustment lever is located at the foot of the tool, but it looks like there is something on top also. And what’s the yellow button right under the flat nose? To release the bit?
Maybe for the light on/off?
Mr. Yellow wrote:
And what’s the yellow button right under the flat nose? To release the bit?
The yellow tab It is a bit release, and yes it has a three speed selector on the bottom.
Thanks for clearifying that!
I got the DCF885L2 as a gift from DeWALT, but seeing this new model I will definitely pick up a bare tool and keep the DCF885 bare tool as a back up. I love that impact.
Any idea when the XR series will be available in the US? Or is it and I just don’t see it?
Mr. Yellow, thanks for that image and the details ^
Jayb wrote:
Any idea when the XR series will be available in the US? Or is it and I just don’t see it?
Mr. Yellow, thanks for that image and the details ^
Do you mean the brushless impact, or the 20v max line? The brushless is launching in April in the US, and the 20v max line is available now. (18v XR is the name in the UK, 20v MAX is the name in the states.)
18v XR is the name in Europe, not just the UK 😉
kjones wrote:
(18v XR is the name in the UK, 20v MAX is the name in the states.)
I guess DeWalt knew most Americans would be too stupid to distinguish between the old 18V lineup and the XR lineup?
Anyway, I’m really excited about the new brushless tools, but I can’t help but be a little bummed about getting the DCF885 impact driver and DCD985 hammer drill just two months ago. Just starting my cordless tool collection and was hoping to be on top from the start. So much for that.
