I totally agree. I've got an 18v Makita Impact Driver. Best thing I ever bought (along with the combi drill)! It will drive 4" 12's and coach bolts easily. Word of warning, easy to overtighten, buy decent bits and dont cover the vents.
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I totally agree. I've got an 18v Makita Impact Driver. Best thing I ever bought (along with the combi drill)! It will drive 4" 12's and coach bolts easily. Word of warning, easy to overtighten, buy decent bits and dont cover the vents.
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I was toying with the idea of getting an impact driver until I tried some different screws one day. I needed some 4'' screws and spotted some new ones at the timber yard - Timco Classic Plus with the torx head.
The difference between these and a more standard type screw was night and day - I spent the best part of the day connecting 4 x 2's with an 18v Hitachi combi and it's never been easier, not a single cam out and every one fully sunk quicker than I could drill a pilot.
The difference between these and a more standard type screw was night and day - I spent the best part of the day connecting 4 x 2's with an 18v Hitachi combi and it's never been easier, not a single cam out and every one fully sunk quicker than I could drill a pilot.
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I have the Bosch 10.8v Impy, had it two years. Brilliant tool.
The matching drill/driver is also well handy, sits in the toolbar and is very very good in tight spots inside kit cabinets etc.
Recommended.
DH
The matching drill/driver is also well handy, sits in the toolbar and is very very good in tight spots inside kit cabinets etc.
Recommended.
DH
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