Cordless Impact Drills – The Home Depot
Friday, November 19th, 2010 at
4:28 pm
Cordless impact drills offer more speed, torque, control and convenience than regular cordless drills. Along with new accessories especially designed for impact drivers, these tools offer the ultimate drilling and driver experience for any project. Visit www.homedepot.com to learn more.
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if you actually think milwaukee tools are made in USA , you are clueless . i have a milwaukee driver and it says right on the box made in China assembled in Canada and other manufacturing in Japan
Agreed
chillax dude chill
haha idiot
I got the Milwaukee 12 volt equivalent to this and its made in China
Anyways my favorite brand is Milwakee second Dewault and third Makita
I’ve had Dewault and Milwakee tools that I use untill the cord rots and I had to replace it.
I have a Makita 18 volt and its a really good tool
I think Bosch, Rigid, Hitachi are also good for Professional use
I have used all of those Impacts and I can tell you Makita(Impact and the company) has treated me the best. Milwaukee comes in 2nd because they took longer to come out with Li-ion. Dewalt and Ryobi suck and Rigid is the worst. Bosch was great when they were the only ones with the 10.8v impact.
Hey thanks!
I’m an industrial electrician and for my money nothing beats Bosch. I also use a Dewalt 18v XRP impact that is extremely good for big applications – but its too heavy to carry around all day. Makitas have a good weight to power ratio, but they have some plastic internals and in my opinion are too flimsy for a jobsite – excellent for the home though.
Go for the Makita BTD140 18 volt li-ion impact driver.
AEG is the best and ive tried em all!…quality
the header says… “Cordless impact drills offer more speed, torque, control and convenience than regular cordless drills.” really?? more speed yes, more torque yes, but not more control. in fact the offer far less control. #1- they have no variable speed feature. it’s full speed or no speed. #2- full speed is a lot faster than a cordless. #3- they have no clutch to limit torque. sure they are great for toe screwing 2x4s together but are too much for cabinet assembly or attaching hardware,
I gotta disagree on the control thing because on my M18 driver cuz how far I pull the trigger regulates how fast it turns the screw, & whats really cool is when the drill starts impacting it turns a very small fraction of a revolution with each impact so you if you pay attention you won’t over tighten or strip…Buuut if someone just holds the trigger all the way down without paying attention then It’ll strip out ANYTHING you put in front of it
the best bits and bit holders i think are wera,
i use a wera bi-torsion bit holder it gives a small amount of give so it wont snap screw heads off.
I have the makita 10.8 volt driver, it came with a drill as well, have them now two years, and cant fault them, great battery life and i use them every day, great tool.
I have used them all before and let me tell you that the Milwaukee is by far the best. I just recently bought it and as you hear this guy say it has the most in. lbs. out of any of the other impacts
i want the milwaukee bad. i own the makita 10.8 … but have anyone looked at the rigid or the rockwell compact impact drivers 12v’s?? one of these brands(its a green compact) acclaims to a 890in/lbs. i think… and it still has the battery-in-handle.
@FabricationStation36 None of these brands are made in the USA anymore. I’m just saying from my profesional experiance the milwaukee performs better than any of the 18 volt impact drivers
i have the dewalt and it is so powerful!
I take it then, that Bosch powertools are not very popular in the States and Canada?
I take it then, that Bosch powertools are not very popular in the States and
Canada?
Makita impact drivers are the best for power, weight and feel.
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@dannyplouffe i agree the best by far for power, weight and feel….
@Honkeytonkelectric i like bosch. i always thought that bosch was popular in the states. i have two bosch drills. one drill is a 10 amp hammer drill and my second one is a 10volt angle head perfect for little tight spaces. i also have a good little ryobi kit. not alot of people i know dont like ryobi wich is fine with me. its just less hands that would touch my tools.
A full 3 year warranty on all Bosch Pro range in the uk, thats what sells it for me.
The new battery technology has finally passed Makita in my opinion