Cordless Impact Wrenches

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

0 Bare-Tool Milwaukee 2451-20 M12 12-Volt 3/8-Inch Cordless Square Drive Impact Wrench with Ring - (Tool Only, No Battery)

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The Milwaukee M12 3/8in. impact wrench delivers power and convenience in a compact lightweight design. Features an easy socket insertion/release and utilizes a 3/8in. anvil with friction ring retention.
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Technical Details

- Powerful Impact Mechanism--Delivers up to 1,000 in lbs of torque
- Compact Design--Tool belt portable at only 2.3 lbs
- 3/8? Anvil w/Friction Ring Retention--Easy socket insertion/release and increased durability
- Voltage: 12V, Anvil Size: 3/8 in, Anvil Type: Square, Torque: 1000 in-lbs, RPM: 0-2200 RPM, IPM: 0-3000 IPM
- On-Board Fuel Gauge--Displays Remaining Run-Time. Built In L.E.D--Illuminates Work Surface
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Customer Buzz

"83ft lbs.? more like 25ft lbs.." 2010-04-21
By Nad1370 (Il, USA)
This 2451-20 was a little dissappointment for me. Reading the spec sheet made me buy this tool. Now I don't know if Milwaukee was testing this with an 18v battery, but it sure not delivering 83ftlbs. of torque with my M12 48-11-2401 battery pack.

If you just need this tool for 25ftlbs. and under, this is perfect. If you need something more powerful but jumping to an 18v impact would be too big, then all is not lost.

Enter Milwaukee (MLW48112402) M12 XC Battery Pack. This XC BattPack increased the working torque from 20-25ftlbs. to 50ftlbs.!! Yes...I measured it with a torque wrench using a 14mm bolt and nut. Sure it's still a far cry from the advertised 83 but I won't be using this tool to take out lug nuts. Lol..

Now with this XC BattPack, it just doubled my amp/hr to 2.8, doubled the working torque of the tool. Just basically enhanced the performace of my 2451-20. Now I don't feel as bad anymore.

I highly recomend this 2451-20 tool be paired up with the 48-11-2402 XC BattPack.

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"Great Little Impact Tool" 2010-02-21
By J. Nash (Urbandale, IA)
I do a fair amount of repair of scientific equipment. Manufacturers build their instruments to last forever, and use some sort of thread locking material on every stinking nut and bolt they install. Often I have limited space to work, and I can only schlep around so many tools at once.

The Milwaukee M12 Cordless 12V 3/8" Impact Tool is an excellent example of the progression and application of lithium ion technology, creating super-strong and super small-tools, that entered the market three to four years ago. My overall impression is that this impact driver fits a niche that other manufacturers have seemingly overlooked.

I use a variety of cordless compact LiIon impact driver tools. In reading the accompanying review of the Milwaukee 3/8" M12 Impact Driver, I was concerned about the reviewer's critique of the tool's wimpy torque factor, as in inch/pounds (in/lbs) rating. The reviewer expressed how underwhelmed he was when trying out the 2451-20. For reference, I first looked at the advertised in/lbs rating of the Bosch 12V Max LiIon Impactor, and the manufacturer states a maximum rating of 800 inch/lbs of torque. I then checked the same factor for the Milwaukee 2451-20 and Milwaukee claims a maximum torque of 1000 in/lbs, which would suggest 20% more torque than the Bosch Impactor.

I suppose there is some sort of graphic curve one can refer to or plot out as to what the maximum torque force one could elicit using a 12V LiIon cell and motor. It would be the same old argument about how many horsepower (hp) one can get our of a motor wired to 110V. I suppose through mechanical leverage, a manufacturer might be able to reduce friction and inefficiency, but folks, 12 volts is only 12 volts!

So, having several M12 tools such as he mini Hacksall, the right angle drill, copper tube cutter, the M12 radio and several of the M12 flashlights, batteries and chargers, including the cool dual voltage 110V/12V model, I opted for a bare Milwaukee 2451-20. I also purchased the 3/8" to 1/4" driver adapter so I could use my collection of 1/4" hex bits too. I rounded out my Milwaukee purchase with the Milwaukee 3/8" deep socket set. Without a doubt, I am very pleased with my investment and would heartly refer my friends and co-workers to purchase the same product.

I am a HUGE fan of Bosch tools. Having said that, I'd like to point out the single competitive advantage that the Milwaukee 2451-20 3/8" M12 driver has over the Bosch 12V Max Impactor, is the fact that there is more metal used to build the square drive socket holder. I have broken so many bits, nutdrivers and adapters with the Bosch Impactor, because I am asking an awesome tool to do a big job with a bit that has a 1/4" hex shank.

In summary, because there does not appear to be a viable alternative at this time in the compact 3/8" 12V LiIon impact driver realm, I believe Milwaukee offers a unique utility tool. Milwaukee by all accounts has decided to invest heavily developing other novel tools with the same 12V battery platform, and this one is a beauty, eh? Plus, 20% more torque,so says Milwaukee.

I love it.

Customer Buzz

"No way 1000 in-lbs. More suitable if it was a 1/4" drive" 2010-01-22
By Bud
Very disappointing. This has so little power that it could not remove a rather small 13mm nut on an 8mm bolt. At 1000 in-lbs, I expected it to be able to remove a properly-torqued nut up to around 80 ft-lbs, but there is no way.

I bought this because my 1/2"-drive Makita LXT torque wrench (which is rated for 2040 in-lb) is just overkill for small bolts, and I was worried I would snap them if I seriously started using it on small nuts/bolts like the one mentioned above. The Makita, while being rated for roughly 170 ft-lbs, easily zaps off lug nuts torqued to around 100 ft-lb. It laughed at the 13mm nut above that the Milwaukee could not remove. Granted it is rated for twice the torque, but they are about the same size tools for fitting into tight spaces (Milwaukee is much lighter).

In short, this tool is not suitable for 3/8" work where common socket sizes are 5/16" to 3/4" (by Milwaukee's own Shockwave sockets advertised for use with this drill). 13mm is about 1/2" which is the middle size in the set above. This power of this tool would be better suited to 1/4" sockets, at which point, then, the tool is just too big.

Final Note: This uses the same motor as the impact driver for hex bits which is used for driving things like drywall screws. Even the manual is the same. The power output is accordingly the same and suitable for screws not bolts.

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0 Hitachi WH14DMR 14.4-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Impact Driver

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Item #: 361-WH14DMR. High performance, fan cooled, 2-piece motor for greater durability and increased performance
Electronic feedback power control allows for equal torque and rpm in both forward and reverse
5-position belt hook, convenient between use, features an integrated LED work light to illuminate dark work spaces
Non-slip elastomer grip handle, maximizes user comfort and control

Voltage = 14.40 V
Drive Size = 1/4 in (hex)
Drive Battery Cap. = 2.000 A-h
Speed = 0 rpm [Min], 2600 rpm [Max]
Cycle Rate = 0 blows/min [Min], 3200 blows/min [Max]
Torque = 1770.00 in lb [Max]
Length = 6.380 in
Control Handle Includes = (2) EB14B Batteries, Charger, Carrying Case
Wt. = 4.19 lb

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Technical Details

- Cordless impact wrench built for the toughest jobs
- Delivers 1,240-inch pounds of torque; 14.4-volts
- 2-piece motor is constructed with heavy gauge copper coils
- Includes 1/4-inch hex drive, 2 2-Ah batteries, charger, and carrying case
- Exclusive 5-year limited warranty; 1-year warranty on batteries
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Customer Buzz

"Nice Driver" 2009-02-10
By Wood River Construction (Idaho)
Nice driver, perfect size, not to heavy, powerful, gets the job done. Make sure you have at least two battery's if your using it a lot.

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"Great..." 2008-10-25
By Chris (North of Baltimore, MD)
Never had an impact driver until I saw it with my brother-in-law. He had the same one for his business and swore by it. I had to get on for myself when I built my deck. Drove the 3" screws and 6" lag bolts great. I only wish I had it earlier. Love it.

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"Impressive product" 2005-12-31
By Michael D. King (Virginia Beach, VA)
The 14.4 impact driver has performed well on everything from hex head bolts to drywall screws. I am a superintendent on a large constrion project and it has certainly impressed several of the tradesman. The sheer compact size and power has proven invaluable for many tight areas throughout the site. The battery has been holding up well too. I highly recommend this product for construction work.

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0 Hitachi WR14DL 14.4-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Impact Wrench

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The WR14DL 14.4V lithium-ion cordless impact wrench is ideal for working in tight spaces or compromised positions and for tackling heavy projects like tightening carriage bolts, driving lags, and sinking deck screws. Powered by HXP 3.0Ah batteries from Hitachi, the new lithium ion technology generates 3x the life of standard batteries. They are significantly lighter to reduce the overall weight of the tools they power. And Hitachi's HXP lithium ion batteries are uniquely backwards compatible, meaning they will also work in 14.4V DMR and DVF3 cordless tools for even more flexibility and value across the cordless line. This impact wrench offers class leading 1780 in/lbs of torque. At the heart of Hitachi's new Lithium Ion impact driver is the industrial-grade, 2-piece motor with heavy gauge copper coils that makes it the most powerful and longest lasting. The impact driver features Hitachi's unique two-step speed switch located on the side of the handle that gives the user the ability to select Power Mode (0-2,600 RPM), for full speed applications or Save Mode (0-2,000 RPM), for more control and less power when the application requires. The square chuck on the impact wrench easily accepts all sockets for convenience and flexibility. Other features include an externally accessible carbon brush for quick and easy maintenance, replaceable armature, 2-piece magnet motor and a 5-position belt hook with integrated LED job light for convenience. Compact in length at only 6.5-inches and lightweight at 3.3 lbs, the Lithium Ion 14.4V Impact from Hitachi feels like a 9.6V tool, while offering the power and performance of a 14.4V. It is incredibly well-balanced.
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- 14.4-Volt Lithium Ion impact wrench; longer life battery; lighter weight; battery can be used in other Hitachi 14.4-Volt tools for flexibility
- Class leading 1780 Inch/Pound of torque; 2 speed settings (power and save mode) for ultimate control; convenient 5-position belt hook with integrated LED light
- 2-Piece rare earth magnet motor for durability; soft elastomer grip prevents slippage
- Includes (2) 3.0Ah lithium ion batteries, quick charger and carrying case
- 6.5-Inch in length; 3.3-Pound; 5-year warranty
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Customer Buzz

"Good Tool; Good Value" 2009-09-20
By W. Haltom (Houston, TX)
I bought this tool primarily for use when I didn't have access to air for my normal impact tools. I have used it in several different scenarios and it hasn't let me down yet. With it's ~148 lb/ft of torque, it is a very powerful tool for it's size and weight. I have used it for several things from automotive work and general shop work to removing and installing mower blades on a lawn tractor. Don't make a common mistake though. This is not a heavy duty impact. But for it's intended use and torque capacity, it is a good tool. I do like also the switchable power level. Not all jobs require maximum torque. I do wish it was a 3/8 inch square drive instead of 1/2 inch. I am most impressed by the light weight afforded by the lithium batteries. The same tool with Ni-cads would probably weigh twice as much or more. The impact is a good compact size also which makes it nice to use in some tight spots where a normal size 1/2" air impact would not fit. The included case, spare battery and Smart Charger (My words, not theirs) are very nice also. For me, this tool is a good value.

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Monday, July 26, 2010

0 Makita LXT4 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench and 7/8-Inch Rotary Hammer Kit

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Included: One (1) 1/2" Impact Wrench (BTW251), One (1) 1/4" Rotary Hammer (BHR240), Two (2) LXT Lithium-Ion 3.0Ah batteries (194205-3), One (1) 45-minute optimum charger (DC18SC), One (1) Tool Bag
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Technical Details

- More Power: Makita Built 4-Pole Maximum Torque Motor delivers more efficient power than the competition
- More Work: LXT Battery and optimum charging system produces 280% more total lifetime work with 2-3X more cycles
- Less Weight: 40% lighter than other 18V systems
- Better Fit: Comforable Ergonomic Shape allows for all-day use with less fatigue
- 18Volt Power with 12Volt Weight
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Customer Buzz

"Good compact impact." 2010-02-28
By HVAC Installer
Very good compact impact. Worked great swapping sway bar endlinks. Even takes lug nuts off of my pickup truck. Lightweight, compact, and the LED is useful (stays on for a few moments after the trigger is released, VERY small but nice feature).

Have not used the SDS - just got this combo because the impact alone was more costly.

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0 Bosch 22612 12-Volt 1/2-Inch Impactor Cordless Impact Wrench Kit

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Includes: (2) Bosch 12V 2.0 Ah Ni-Cd Batteries - BAT120, Bosch 9.6V - 24V 30-Minute Battery Charger - BC130, Tool Hook - IMPKHOOK, Carrying Case (varies from picture)
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Technical Details

- 12-Volt 1/2-Inch cordless impact wrench; variable speed (0- 2,800 rpm)
- 1050-Inch/Pound of torque; 3200 bpm impact rate; 30-minute charger with indicator display
- Aluminum gear housing; rubber front; thermal sensor in battery for 50-Percent more life
- Includes two 2 amp-hour batteries, 30-minute charger, tool hook, carrying case
- Weighs 3.7-Pound with battery; 6-1/2-Inch in length; 2-year warranty on charging system; 1-year warranty on tool
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"Very Handy" 2010-05-06
By Machiavelli
I use this primarily when I swap my car's street tires for those I use on the track. It makes the job much quicker and easier than tightening and removing the nuts by hand. The battery charges very quickly (30 min) and, while I haven't had to use it for extended periods, it has thus far held a charge much longer than I need. It's reasonably light and well balanced.

It's not strong enough to loosen the nuts once they've been torqued down, but it would be unrealistic to expect that. I use a breaker bar to loosen them just a tiny bit, then zip the nuts off, pop them back on after swapping wheels, and tighten down with a torque wrench. It literally cuts the time in half.

I have 2 friends with the 18 volt DeWalt, and this little 12 volt performs this task just as well for much less than half the price. I do like the double trigger forward/reverse of the DeWalt better than the rocker switch the Bosch uses.

For the price, if you don't truly need the power afforded by an 18V, this is a great choice.

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"Great product." 2007-08-26
By Matthew R. Macgregor
I purchased this product to use in my plumbing business to tighten couplings for an acid waste system. Using a ratchet and a open end wrench is just to slow for me and especially for my workers. It paid for itself in about the first half hour of work.

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Sunday, July 18, 2010

0 Makita Power Tools 6917FDWE 12V 3/8" Cordless Impact Wrench Kit (Variable Speed, Reversible)

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Exclusive Makita made motor with rare earth magnet delivers 20% more power. Replaceable armature, field, and externally accessible brushes for greater serviceability. The most compact, lightweight and durable wrench in its class with a magnesium alloy hammer case. Variable speed (0 - 2,300 RPM) for controlled fastening. Efficient impact system (0 - 3,000 IPM) Built-in L.E.D. light illuminates the work surface and increases visibility. Maximum fastening torque of 88.3 ft. lbs. True rubberized pistol grip for more comfort, control, and reduced operator fatigue. Great for mechanics, installers, builders, fabricators and more. Includes: 2 ea. (Ni-Cd) Batteries 1220, Universal Charger, 2 ea. Battery Covers, and Tool Case. Specifications: Capacity square drive: 3/8" No Load RPM: 0 - 2,300 Impacts/Min.(IPM): 0 - 3,000 Torque (in.-lbs.): 1,060(88.3 ft.- lbs.) Watt Hours: 31.2 Battery (Ah): 2.6 Length: 6-1/2" Net Weight (lbs. w/battery): 3.5 Shipping Weight (lbs.): 8.8
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Friday, July 2, 2010

0 Makita LCT203W 10.8-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Two-Piece Combo Kit

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SPECIFICATIONS: Models DF030D driver drill and TD090D impact driver. Lightweight and maneuverable. Each Tool weighs two pounds or less. 1/4-inch hex chuck. Built in LED lights to illuminate work area. Drill: 18-torque-settings delivers up to 195-inch-pounds of torque. Impact Driver: generates 800-inch-pounds of Torque. 1.3 Ah Lithium Ion Battery technology for more work. Includes: driver drill, impact driver, Two (2) 10.8-volt lithium ion batteries, charger, and heavy duty aluminum case.
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Technical Details

- Ultra compact driver-drill and impact driver offer best power-to-weight ratio
- 2-Speed Driver-Drill (0-350 / 0-1,300 RPM) delivers 200 in.lbs. of Max Torque in an ultra compact size of only 1.9 lbs.
- Variable speed Impact Driver (0-2,400 RPM) provides 800 in.lbs. of Max Torque in an ultra compact design of only 2.0 lbs.
- Makita Lithium-Ion battery and Energy Star rated charger produces 430% total lifetime work with 2.5X more cycles
- 3-year warranty on tools and 1-year warranty on batteries and charger
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Customer Buzz

"Product was defective TWICE!" 2010-07-01
By Stephen G. Bernard (New Hampshire)
I ordered the Makita based on reviews I had read on Amazon as well as other places and decided to buy as I wanted a lightweight drill and impact driver. I also ordered the Makita 62 piece drill bit set, mainly because it had spade bits in a hex bit that I really needed anyway. The drill/driver was defective since it wouldn't accept about half the bits.

The impact driver wouldn't lock in any either. So off to my neighbors house and he has a Dewalt and a Ryobi and a few other impacts and drills that he uses daily, the makita bits some would fit in his stuff others no. Ok so return the bits right? Ok done, and a new set came promptly. Now all the bits would fit in the impact driver but about 40% wouldn't fit in the drill driver. Back to my neighbor and we again tried out the bits.

Ok all the new bits fit in all of his 1/4" hex stuff and in my impact driver but about 40% wouldn't fit in the drill driver.

Hair pulling time! So we figured out the collet on the makita must be defective, since his well used bits didn't fit either, some did others, no.

Returned the Makita set to Amazon and they promptly shipped me out a new set, well even less bits would fit in the drill/driver from that set!

The Impact driver had no problem with any of the bits.

So I returned the set as defective and have ordered a Milwaukee M18 set which was on sale for $40 more. But only the impact driver has a 1/4" hex drive. That drill/driver has a 3/8" or 1/2" keyless chuck.

For about 35 years I've owned Makita (teal) products and really never thought about other brands. But these new white makita drills make me wonder how well they are built. I've never had 2 defective items in a row like that before and not one defective makita anything.

Maybe it's just a bad batch?

I will add that the drills and bits that did fit wobbled like crazy.

I'd suggest staying clear of Makita until they improve their quality control.

Customer Buzz

"Great Drill and Driver w/Caveat" 2010-06-22
By R. Nielsen
I recently purchased this set for home workshop light to medium use, for which it is great. I doubt that you would want to use these on a construction site, though; the batteries wouldn't last long enough and the drill/driver may not have enough torque for all jobs.

While I've had a 19.2V Craftsman drill for a number of years, this is my first driver. Wow, what an improvement for driving screws; the hammer mode means I can use the driver with one hand with ease and the bit stays in the screw rather than struggling with two hands and still getting stripped out screw heads.

Even though these are physically small with small batteries, they still offer plenty of power. I haven't done an extensive test to see where I run out of torque; however, I was able to sink a 2" deck screw about a 1/4" below the surface of a pressure treated 4X4 with the driver and drill several 3/4" holes in 2X pressure treated lumber with an old spade bit. The compact size has already come in handy replacing some window blinds where the screws were too close to the wall for my large drill but no problem for the small driver.

The batteries charge fairly quickly using the included charger, perhaps 20-30 minutes from fully discharged. With moderate use with just one tool, you would probably be able to swap batteries btween the tool and the charger with little or no down time. If you're using both tools, take a break while you charge the batteries, you deserve it.

No drill chuck is included, so you must either use a drill bit with a 1/4" hex shank on it or a separate chuck such as the "Hitachi 725405 3/8-Inch Keyless Conversion Chuck for 1/4-Inch Hex Impact Drivers".

I haven't used the tools where I needed the built-in lights, however, I know I will and will greatly appreciate them. Will save having to use a corded light or a flashlight in many cases where I just need a little just to drill or drive something.

The included case is pretty decent. It's lightweight, but seems fairly sturdy. It includes a little pocket where you can put a few loose bits. If you're not carrying the charger, you can carry a few extra things such as larger bit cases, packages of screws, etc.

I'm really glad that I bought this set before buying Makita's 18-volt tools. I definitely can benefit from the compact size for several planned projects and I have most if not all the torque that I will need for the vast majority of my tasks. I'll buy the heavier tools if and when I get into doing some heavier-duty construction-type projects.

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"Drill is useless for drilling holes." 2010-06-21
By H.F. Mudd (Los Angeles)
I'll skip re-iterating all of the glowing comments (which are true) and just focus on the one glaring flaw with this combo kit. The Drill-Driver has so much wobble / play in the 1/4" hex drive that it is almost useless for actually drilling holes. Have tried and broken 2 (more expensive) hex style drill bits with it using only moderate pressure and was never able to accurately drill any holes with this turkey. Either the hex drive on the drill needs to be brought up to spec, or the DF330DW drill needs to be substituted into this kit for both tools to be fully useful.

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"Love my little Makita!" 2010-06-01
By Mary E. Laudano (Call, TX United States)
I had purchased my husband the 14.4 set several years ago but it was a little large for me; to get the battery out is very difficult on 14.4 tools. (it's two wide to grip it)

So.... this was my Mother's Day gift. I love it. I guess the only thing that would make it better is if the drill had a regular chuck to use all drill bits not just the hex shank.

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"Great drills, what's with the case?" 2010-05-30
By George Whittam
These little beauties are everything the others say they are. Incredibly small, powerful, and seemingly well built. Steel gear transmissions tell me they are not toys. I traded up my Ridgid R82007 drill which didn't have the torque I desired or the speed (the problem with a single speed transmission). I have to laugh when my buddy pulls out his 18V Dewalt impact drill that weighs 4x more to do the light duty work. Drilling hundreds of holes in drywall gets tedious and tiresome with a chunky beast like that.

I have to say that I was surprised when I opened the attractive (albeit cheap) case I was surprised to find the contents just lying in a heap. There is nothing in there, other than a single piece of dense foam with a few cut outs, to keep the drills securely in place. It's really strange for a kit this expensive. At least there is room in there to shove a boxes of bits and the adjustable speed chuck I also bought so I can still use my large set of non-hex drill bits, also purchased on Amazon. Still, it's pretty superficial and not at all a knock on the drills themselves, so I still give 5 stars.

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Cordless Impact Wrenches

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

0 Bare-Tool Milwaukee 2451-20 M12 12-Volt 3/8-Inch Cordless Square Drive Impact Wrench with Ring - (Tool Only, No Battery)

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0 Hitachi WH14DMR 14.4-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Impact Driver

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0 Hitachi WR14DL 14.4-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Impact Wrench

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Monday, July 26, 2010

0 Makita LXT4 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench and 7/8-Inch Rotary Hammer Kit

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0 Bosch 22612 12-Volt 1/2-Inch Impactor Cordless Impact Wrench Kit

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Sunday, July 18, 2010

0 Makita Power Tools 6917FDWE 12V 3/8" Cordless Impact Wrench Kit (Variable Speed, Reversible)

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Friday, July 2, 2010

0 Makita LCT203W 10.8-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Two-Piece Combo Kit

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