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Question: can one attach an adapter chuck to DCF895C2 to use for non-hex drill bits?
Document: I never exceeded speed 2 on the drill with the trigger squeezed fully.Keep in mind that a driver with a hex socket also simply doesn't hold a bit very tightly. So if you put a driver to drill chuck adapter on it, then a drill bit in the chuck, the looseness of the hex socket is enough to let the end of the drill bit swing at least 2-3mm.
However, my chuck never jams on the Hitachi drill adapter or any other bit I've put in it, so I don't think I'm going to bother returning it.The manual says the chuck takes 1" bits and while it does, they're not easy to pull out of the tool once inside since they only stick out about 1/4". The driver grips them with a little bit of force to keep them from slipping out.
With their impact drill bits (DD5060) it is very possible to use this as a drill. I have not seen any issue with these bits wobbling and have heard of even better ability with the Hitachi chuck (725405).Light:3 LEDs reduce shadows found with others using a single LED. I constantly use this as a flash light in the garage, attic, etc.Attachments:Belt clip is strong, but I would prefer additional bit holders instead.
This is ridiculous since it's a DeWalt adapter with a DeWalt drill. I could only get the chuck out by running the driver repeatedly until it happened to let me press the bit release button and this usually took many tries. When it's jammed the button will only press partway like it has a 1" bit in it and yet it holds the chuck and won't let it be pulled out.
What a tool! VERY powerful and have yet to exhaust a battery on a job.LED lights are great as is the lightweight durability.The belt clip gets in the way if you are not accustomed to using them but the bit holder is nice.Does not work with round drill bits so you will need a set of hex driver drill bits.This tool plays very well with the Dewalt 20v LED Flashlight.
Everything about this driver is amazing.Battery Life:Extremely long lasting. I only use as a consumer house hold driver/drill, but after 4 months of random drilling, furniture building, etc I am somehow still on the first battery. They appear to be low balling the battery life estimate.Size:Fits perfectly in hand and shallow enough to get in tight spaces, even smaller with short bits insetWeight:Light, especially with 1.5Ah Battery.
I'm guessing they got rid of the spring so they could make this driver a little shorter, so I guess it's a tradeoff.The driver comes with a bit holder on the lower right side of the handle but I don't like it. With small bits it's very hard to get the hex shape of a bit in without it turning such that the wide part of the hex tries to jam into the jaws and won't fit.
Great impact driver. Way lighter than my old 18v. Compact lithium battery last as long as old full size NIcd. One hand chuck release comes in handy. Triple LED's are a great help in low light. Tons of torque. Did a speed comparison on a 3" screw and this impact driver is about 30% faster. Three speed control is good for low torgue applications like drywall or electrical work. The brushless motor makes a different sound than a conventional brushed motor.
I read a review of a different drill adapter used with a different driver and he had a similar problem but in his case the driver wouldn't grasp the adapter at all. He said he fixed it by grinding the end of the adapter's shaft shorter. Also, I tried the drill adapter that jams in my DeWalt in a floor model of the same drill at Lowe's and it never jammed even though I tested it about 30 times and turned the drill by hand after each time.
I have a Bosch 10.8V impact as well and changing bits is nowhere near as quick as the Dewalt. There is only one drawback to this impact, but I do not think that it detracts from the impacts' review. That is the battery is somewhat in the way at times if you are working in tight areas. There is not much difference as most 18V or larger impacts have a similar size battery on them.
Answer: yes