NEED RECOMENDATION FOR A CORDLESS 18V IMPACT DRIVER

[paulspain100]

CAN ANYBODY RECOMMEND A GOOD 18V CORDLESS IMPACT DRIVER? HAVE TRIED A BOSCH 12V WHICH WAS A GOOD TOOL BUT NEED A MORE POWERFUL ONE. CHEERS!

 

[breezer]

 

[paulspain100]

Very helpful - not. 18,690 posts eh? Have you actually got a life or do you spend it all posting drivel here? (rhetorical question obviously)
Has anybody else got anything sensible to say?

 

[breezer]

Very helpful - not. 18,690 posts eh? Have you actually got a life or do you spend it all posting drivel here? (rhetorical question obviously)
Has anybody else got anything sensible to say?

but my "drivel" worked since your reply is not in capitals

 

[alpcon]

There are simply loads of good 18v tools out there but take into consideration your max budget and see what you can buy. You cant go far wrong with Makita, dewalt, bosch and if your budget allows try and go with a Lion, (Lithium Ion), battery tool as these are much lighter than their Nimh brothers

 

[Thermo]

just got a hitachi 18v li-ion one. impressed so far. dewalt 18v fell to bits after 2 months.

 

[Deluks]

CAN ANYBODY RECOMMEND A GOOD 18V CORDLESS IMPACT DRIVER? HAVE TRIED A BOSCH 12V WHICH WAS A GOOD TOOL BUT NEED A MORE POWERFUL ONE. CHEERS!

GET THE 18V BOSCH THEN, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH BOSCH.
I HAVE THE RYOBI ONE+ IMPACT, AND I LOVE IT, I SAID I HAVE THE RYO..........



Jenny McCarthy...hmmmmmmm

 

[big-all]

CAN ANYBODY RECOMMEND A GOOD 18V CORDLESS IMPACT DRIVER? HAVE TRIED A BOSCH 12V WHICH WAS A GOOD TOOL BUT NEED A MORE POWERFUL ONE. CHEERS!

GET THE 18V BOSCH THEN, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH BOSCH.
I HAVE THE RYOBI ONE+ IMPACT, AND I LOVE IT, I SAID I HAVE THE RYO..........



Jenny McCarthy...hmmmmmmm

yep i have the ryobi as well somthing like 135 nm of tork

 

[alpcon]

oh and depends on the user also. If you're in the trade then you would probably need the dogs b......s as you will be using the damm thing all the time but if you are a diyer then perhaps a cheaper tool would be ok as you're not using it as much

Not disrespect intended to diyers but tools used by the trade tend to get a right hammering

 

[paulspain100]

Thanks to all for your help. Have gone with the bosch!