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DeWalt PowerShift Power Screed Demonstration

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What happens here

This step presents the DeWalt PowerShift Power Screed (DCPS330), highlighting its significant power for screeding concrete and its ability to 'break a cold joint', a crucial feature for professional concrete workers. The power screed can handle up to a 16-foot bar and is fully adjustable out of the box to accommodate various L-shaped bars with a standard 9-inch hole spacing. An included adapter also allows it to be used with the two most popular triangular beams. The screed features a three-finger variable speed switch with a lock-on option for continuous operation, providing precise control and adaptability to different concrete slumps and job requirements.

Goal: Understand the power, adjustability, and innovative features of the PowerShift Power Screed.

Tools and materials

  • DeWalt PowerShift Battery DeWalt — Powering the screed
  • DeWalt PowerShift Power Screed DeWalt — Leveling and finishing concrete surfaces
  • Screed Bar — Attached to the screed for leveling concrete
  • Wet Concrete Mix N/A — Material being screeded during the demonstration

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sir all right guys we're back with Trevor and we are looking at the new what are we looking at Powers shift power screed so this is going to be one of the most powerful screeds on the market when it's available it's the only street that has the power to break a cold joint why is that important anybody that knows what a cold joint knows how important that is but it'll also pull up to a 16t barow fully adjustable out of the box this tool is set up to take any L-shaped bar beam cord whatever you want to call it with the industry standard 9-in hole spacing with the included adapter it'll also bolt up to the two most popular triangular beams and we have the adapter mounted on that one [Music] so fully adjustable controls you can adjust the height the angle of the handles the size of the controls also the width of the grip These Bars come out and they can swap so if you want a wider grip the handles come out and go this way if you want a narrow grip they come out and go the other way there's your narrower grip same bars wider grip got it bars wider grip the tool stage to do all the adjustments is right here in the back of the handle itself got a three-finger variable speed switch right here with the lock on at full speed open [Music] damn that sounds like an Angry Beaver holy crap yeah it depends on the the slump of the concrete and how hard your head it runtime 40% longer than gas which means nothing again nothing well when I get when I have my actual runtime all the testing I'm going to tell you how many I know I'm going to tell you how many trucks I'm going to tell you how many square feet I'm going to tell you how many cubic yards I have that okay you'll get about 45 minutes of constant runtime from a tank of gas on our number one competitor you're going to get well over an hour and a half to an hour and 45 minutes of constant run time constant run time yes means nothing but it gives you an idea but the recharge time is 55 minutes 55 minutes so you're you can work all day long on two batteries all right so I've had some development partners with this running a 16t bar they did 400 cubic yards which laid out to about just shy of like 25,000 ft they did 400 cubic yards to concrete with that with this one charge one charge one charge that's all we needed to know that's that's an impressive number yeah now it's that's on a site user who has our es our prototyp so did you head up all of the new concrete tools K I am okay well most of them so when I came on I took…

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