A Dewalt impact driver is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including drilling holes. However, it is important to note that an impact driver is not a drill, and it should not be used as one. While an impact driver can be used to drill holes, it is not as effective as a drill and can damage the material being drilled.
An impact driver is a tool that is used to drive screws and bolts into materials such as wood and metal. It is also used to drill holes into materials. An impact driver is not a drill. A drill is a tool that is used to make holes in materials.
An impact driver is a tool that is used to drive screws and bolts into concrete. It is a power tool that uses a hammering action to drive the screw or bolt into the concrete. Impact drivers are available in cordless and corded models.
An impact driver is a tool that is used to drive screws and bolts into materials such as wood and metal. It is also used to remove screws and bolts from materials. An impact driver has a handle that is attached to a shaft. The shaft has a head that is made of metal. The head is attached to a chuck. The chuck is used to hold the bit. The bit is the part of the tool that is used to drive the screw or bolt into the material. The handle is used to hold the tool. The shaft is used to turn the tool. The head is used
4.5/5
Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18. Battery capacity: 1.3 Ampere hour
Compact, lightweight design fits into tight areas
High speed transmission delivers 2 speeds (0 450 & 1,500 rpm) for a range of fastening and drilling applications
Ergonomic handle delivers comfort and control.Tool Width:1.9 inch
High performance motor delivers 300 unit watts out (UWO) of power ability completing a wide range of applications
1/2 inches single sleeve ratcheting chuck provides tight bit gripping strength
$234
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4.5/5
Compact and Lightweight: Less fatigue and allows users to drill / screw in confined spaces. Part of the 20V MAX System A System that Demands Attention
Ideal for drilling into wood, metal plastic and all screw driving tasks
Lithium Ion Technology & 20V MAX: Lighter, more compact, no memory, longer life
Variable Speed: Allows countersinking without damaging material
Chuck Size: 3/8 inch; Clutch Setting: 11; Included Components: (1) LDX120 Drill/Driver, (1) LBX20 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Battery, (1) LCS20 Charger, (1) Double Ended Bit; Power Source: Cordless
11 Position Clutch: Provides precise control for drilling into wood, metal, plastic, and all screwdriving tasks
$234
Don't know why I'm reviewing this drill. I guess it's because after reading all the other reviews prior to buying, I'm somewhat conflicted since mostly, people either seem to love or hate this drill and I'd like to get my two cents worth in. After reading about a bazillion reviews (small exaggeration) I didn't know what to think and, I thought perhaps I could help my fellow Amazonians (is that a word?) make a buying decision based upon my own, hopefully informed opinion. While I am not an expert, I do build and sell hardwood furniture and am familiar with most of the tools that you would find in a working woodshop.I was surprised by all the negative reviews. It seems that a lot of folks are having problems with this drill; chuck failing or not holding bits properly, overheating and smoking, charging issues or battery not holding charge for very long, etc. One of the reasons I bought this drill was because I was somewhat titilated wondering if it was a worthwhile purchase or not. Since Amazon has return priviliges I figured I could examine the product thoroughly upon receipt and decide for myself if it was a good buy.I thought that this drill looked interesting. To me it looks kind of "cartoony" (there he goes again; making up words). With its bright colors and swirly lines it looks like something Roger Rabbit would use (or, if you're in my generation; Bullwinkle). If you'll note in the first photo below, the barrel is somewhat shorter than the average cordless drill. It is attractive; I like the look of the new flat battery packs as opposed to the older, clunky "stick-type" batteries. I noted that this drill is 20V which, you would think would make it more powerful but, in looking at the torque rating, it's not necessarily so.Now, just to make a comment on one of the most frequent complaints in other reviews. A lot of reviewers are complaining about the bit not being held tightly in the chuck. Firstly, take a look at the the second photo below. Please note that the icon of the screw is uppermost on the barrel. This is important when chucking in a bit as it ensures maximum torque and tightness. If you have "10" or any other number at the top of the barrel, you are in a "torque setting" which is used when driving screws. This means that when you achieve a certain tension, the clutch will slip and fail to tighten the chuck further. If you hear a clicking sound when tightening the chuck around a bit, then you need to adjust the ring so the screw icon is on top. Also, note in the photo, that I am wearing leather gloves. Frequently, when hand-tightening the chuck, it will escape your grip (after all, we're not as strong as gorillas) and spin, burning your hand. Because of this, most of us don't exert all the pressure we're capable of. With gloves protecting your hands, if it slips, you don't get burned and you're capable of tightening your grip and getting maximum holding power between the chuck/bit. The holding power of the chuck is dependent entirely upon the tightness of "YOUR" grip when inserting the bit and holding the chuck ring. I think that the majority of the complaints pertaining to this problem would be solved if the above two suggestions were followed. Nothing in the construction of the drill I received would lead me to believe that it is some kind of manufacturing deficiency.Upon unboxing this drill at a friends house his wife thought it looked "cute" and felt it would be a good addition to their kit (they frequently go to numerous flea markets throughout Texas and carry basic tools with them). Being smaller, it would take up less room in their trailer. You might have noted that I mentioned this is a good womans drill in my title blurb. The reason for this is the drill handle being smaller than a normal battery operated drill. It's still big enough for a man but, being smaller, it will be easier for the average female to handle than most drills. It is also lighter than the average drill which, I think most women could appreciate.I decided I would test this drill for both overall power and battery life. To do this I decided upon a series of tests of what I felt were of gradually escalating difficulty. While these tests may be pertinent to my particular situation, only you can decide if they are a "fit" to your situation and expected usage of the product.Incidentally, for my tests, even though I typically use hardwood, I felt that since White Pine is the lumber that most homeowners commonly use, it would be more appropriate for my tests and, since 3/4" stock is far and away the most common lumber that I would utilize this thickness. My results were as follows:Drill Three 1/4" holes through 3/4" stock with a brad point bit - AccomplishedDrill Three 1/2" holes through 3/4" stock with a brad point bit - AccomplishedDrive Three 3/8" Lag Bolts through previous 1/4" holes in 3/4" stock - AccomplishedDrill Three 5/8" holes through 3/4" stock with Forstner Bit - AccomplishedDrill Three 7/8" holes through 3/4" stock with Spade Bit - AccomplishedAt this point, I was expecting the charge to be gone from the batteries. Using a spade bit is difficult and draining on any drill. So, I decided to up the ante; I increased the size of the spade bit to 1 3/8" (a very large hole indeed) and the stock thickness to 2" stock (nomimal 1 5/8", a two by four). My intention was to continue to drill holes to the point of refusal of the battery to rotate the drill. Results as follows:Drill 1 3/8" holes through 1 5/8 " stock til failure - 3 1/2 holes AccomplishedNow, to be truthful, when I stopped, the battery was still rotating the chuck and bit but, it was starting to bog down. In other words, battery failure was imminent. Could I have finished the 4th hole? Yeah, probably I could have abused the tool and forced it to finish but, it didn't have much left. Also, even though I was wearing leather gloves, I could feel a lot of heat at the barrel (after all, these tests were done with no interruptions) and it was apparent to me that to continue, I would probably smoke the motor, which made no sense to me. You can take my word for it; This drill would not have finished a 5th hole without catastrophic failure. By the way, I do not recommend using spade bits with a hand-held drill. They are particularly hard on a drill and, although I rarely use them, I only use them in my drill press. The only reason I utilized them in this testing was because I knew they would put a substantial drain on the battery. Especially using a large diameter bit like the 1 3/8" comes very close to the definition of abusing your tools so, if you can avoid it, I suggest not subjecting your drill to loads such as this..Conclusions: I believe that this is drill that is well suited to the home handyman. Would it be a good drill for a professional that needed it for use daily? Probably not, although it might last a while. I also think a pro would want a drill with a little more torque and definitely more drilling speed. However, even though the listed torque is low, while I was drilling the largest holes with the spade bit, when it caught in the hole it had enough torque to spin my wrist around (and I'm 6'4" and 210 lbs) so, it should be adequate for most of us. I also think that because of it's reduced weight it would be an ideal drill for a woman and I think the manufacturers did a good job of "splitting the difference" in designing a grip that is both large enough for a big man (though just barely) and small enough to be comfortable for the average woman.Caveat: As I told you earlier, one of the reasons I got this drill was because of all the contradictory reviews (it piqued my curiousity). I think almost 20% of the reviews have some complaint about this product. If you do decide to purchase, make sure that you do test and inspect your drill closely to make sure that none of the issues mentioned in other reviews are present in your purchase. Based upon the product I received, it is apparent to me that Black
4.5/5
RUBBERIZED OVERGRIP on the pistol-style handle gives improved handling, making the tool useful in slippery conditions
LED LIGHTS illuminate your work surface upon drill activation, increasing visibility and allowing you to work in dim conditions
MAGTRAY: Store extra bits or fasteners on the tool when you’re high up on a ladder and need easy access
VARIABLE TORQUE AND SPEED: 2-Speed gearbox and 24-position clutch give you access to a wide variety of applications, from the home to the construction site
TOOL-LESS BIT CHANGES: No chuck keys are necessary to replace bits here. Simply place the bit into the chuck, grip it, and activate the drill to lock.
$234
This drill is great! For what I need it to perform, it has more than enough power. I frequently drill pilot holes in dark areas, when the light is quite helpful. I've held roughly 30 2 items on the magnetic tray "while I work, one screw at a time. With one hand, changing bits is simple. The torque settings also appeal to me. Even the most delicate crafts appear impossible to goof up when using the 1 torque setting and the 1 speed. I've driven screws up to three inches long, attached mini sawtooth hangers to tiny, delicate scrollsaw images, put hinges into cabinet doors, and hinged small boxes ", and I've experienced no issues. The gears slip due to the low torque settings, making it impossible to remove the screw heads even if you wanted to. The defined drill setting makes it simple to drill pilot holes. Even though the level on the back of the top moves extremely slowly, it appears to be precise. Although I don't often use it, it does seem to be helpful if I'm in an unpleasant situation. Overall, this drill is FANTASTIC for the price, and I wholeheartedly endorse it.
4.4/5
12V MAX Lithium drill is 35 percent more compact than previous version
Included Components: (1) 8V MAX Lithium Ion Drill, (1) Tool Bag, (1) Claw Hammer, (1) Tape Measure, (1) Adjustable Wrench, (1) Slip Joint Pliers, (1) Ratcheting Screwdriver, (1) Utility Knife, (4) Nut Drivers, (32) Screw driving Bits, (1) Level, (1) Drilling Bits, (1) Magnetic Bit Holder
59 hand tools and accessories
12 Volts MAX cordless lithium drill
Convenient carrying case for storage and portability
$234
This small package is excellent. The storage bag is also smaller than it appears in the photographs, and the drill is lighter and smaller than I had anticipated. With that, I'm content. Compared to the more potent one I was previously using, I found this 12v drill to be much easier to hold steady and handle. Additionally, this one is effective for drilling through wood and plaster walls. I've already installed several curtain rods and coat racks that hang on the wall, and they work perfectly for the purpose. Each and every other gadget is of high quality and usefulness. The storage container has plenty of space. I added a few extra hammers and a little box for holding various items. Although it would be wonderful if the bag included both an outer pocket and some interior pockets for the minor parts, it is clear that this kit is made to be cost-effective. The hammer has a large "CHINA" stamped on it, which some people may find a little off-putting. The times have changed from when all of my dad's tools said "USA."
4.3/5
15+1 POSITION CLUTCH: 15+1 torque settings provide precise control for driving in/out screws to prevent stripping, and drilling into wood, ceramics, drywall, plastics and even metal with ease. Max torque for drilling into wood 13/16â€(20mm) or steel plate 3/8†(10mm).
WHAT'S INCLUDED: 10pcs drill bits, 10pcs driver bits, an extension bar for sticking on fastener and a magnetic flexible shaft for hard-to-reach places, US based customer support
MULTIFUNCTIONAL BATTERY PACK: 20V 1.5Ah Lithium-ion battery pack with USB output compatible for phone charging and real-time capacity indicator
EFFICIENT WORKING: A flexible shaft could be used in some places where driver bits are hard to reach; LED light illuminates dark working areas; Variable speed（0-550RPM）with electric brake function provides precise operation.
ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Compact and lightweight design with superior motor minimizes fatigue in most daily screwing and drilling tasks; Rubber-covered handle provides a comfortable grip for being breezily operated in one hand.
$234
If you need a drill or a screwdriver for DIY projects, this product can be a decent option. I haven't actually used a drill much before. I bought it since I needed something straightforward to carry out modest DIY projects in my new home.This exercise has exceeded my expectations. When you let off of the trigger, it immediately stops spinning, which I think is a useful function. Additionally, it includes an adjustable clutch, making it an excellent screwdriver. I'm guessing this drill might not work well for things like concreate or steel, but I only need it for drywall, wood, and driving screws, so it works perfectly for me. I was able to easily drill holes in wood and reinforce my door hinges with longer 3" screws, as well as some other screw driving work.
4.3/5
Included Components: (1) LDX120 Drill/Driver, (1) 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Battery, (1) Charger, (1) Storage Bag, (1) Tape Measure, (1) Adjustable Wrench, (1) Needle Nose Pliers, (2) Manual Screwdrivers, (1) Utility Knife, (1) Slip Joint Pliers, (1) 12 oz. Hammer, (1) Ratcheting Screwdriver, (4) Hole Saws with Mandrel, (32) Screwdriving Bits, (1) Magnetic Bit Holder, (10) Drilling Bits, (5) Spade Bits
The 11 position clutch prevents stripping and overdriving screws
Lithium Ion Battery Always Ready, holds a charge up to 18 months
Includes 20V Lithium drill for a variety of home projects
$234
2017 First UpdateThe drill continues unabated. Drill bits snapped when I unintentionally struck concrete. This is to be expected because the drill bits weren't designed for concrete, thus I'm completely to blame. The drill bits are definitely for simple, everyday tasks, but don't anticipate them to be particularly lasting if you use them frequently or for years, as I have. Drill bits occasionally become a little bit caught in tougher surfaces when the drill strikes them and come loose from the drill.12/2015 UpdateWith wood and polycarbonate, my father and I constructed a greenhouse from the ground up and installed the shelves using this drill set. We just need to charge the battery once daily after a full day of use because it lasts so long. It has minor scratches from wear and abuse, but it is still functional and has become my dad's preferred drill. His corded drill is now hardly ever used. I believe he has now seize ownership of it.In order to provide holes for 1/2" hex bolts for the greenhouse frame, spade bits were utilized to drill into the 4"x4" wood. The various-sized screws we used for the greenhouse worked well with the various-sized drill bits. They do take somewhat longer to drill through some materials because they aren't as sharp as the more expensive models, but for individuals with less experience, the slower machinery gives them more time for accuracy. Due to his poor vision, my father may use the drill and drill bits to steady his hands while he is operating them as well as to see where the drill is going.***I requested this drill kit as a Valentine's Day gift rather than jewelry. It is by far the greatest drill I've ever used. It is compact but strong. Despite having small hands, I can easily and fatigue-free hold the drill in my hand.It's simple to change the drill bits, and it doesn't take much strength to tighten it. I nearly always use this drill for home improvement tasks like putting curtain rods, mending my Roomba, and installing ceiling fans.The absence of a box to store all the drill bits is the only aspect of this kit that I dislike. There are no pockets in the bag to separate the drill bits. The sharp kits are kept in a compact bag, which I place with the other equipment. The drawback, however, is insufficient to lower the grade.There are also: a cordless drill2 batteries and a charger(1/4, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, and 1) spade bits1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64, 1/8, 9/64, 5/32, 11/64, 3/16, and 1/4 metal drill bitsDrill bits for a four-hole saw (1-1/4, 1-1/2, 1-3/4, and 2-1/8) and arbor32 bits for screws (flat head, Phillips, square, nut, slotted, Torx)1 screwdriver with a high torque3/16, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 nut driver bits1 knifea single flathead screwdrivera single Phillips screwdriverone needle-nosed pliersone slip-joint pliersOne adjusting wrenchone measuring tape
4.3/5
Variable Speed for control during drilling/driving
Powerful and Compact to get the job done
Chuck Size: 3/8 in; Included Components: (1) DR260 Drill/Driver, (1) Double-Ended Screwdriving Bit
On Board Bit Storage for convenience
$234
I needed to hang a couple more heavy things on the walls of our apartment with my wife. We don't have many tools, so we were hesitant to buy a drill instead of renting one. Even if we only used it rarely, we believed we could still justify the purchase for the price. I was anticipating a drill of inferior quality, comparable to what you can purchase at Harbor Freight for under $10. We were astonished by how nicely everything worked and how solidly it was constructed.***************s*** PROS ***s***************- Constructed with premium materials. Similar to a ballpoint pen with a grip, but of greater quality, the components that come into touch with your hand are made of softer plastic. Given how sturdy the plastic is, I genuinely think I could use the butt end as a hammer, but I wouldn't suggest it.- Extremely ergonomic, with a good one-handed reach to the Forward/Reverse slider and Lock-on button.- The chuck may be readily adjusted and guards against excessive bit tightening.- Includes a Phillips/Flathead bit that will fit the majority of standard screws. At the base of the handle, there is a compartment for keeping the supplied bit.- The variable speed switch has incredibly fine-grained control; without it, I would not have bought this drill. When drilling a screw, you occasionally need to go slowly to avoid setting the screw sideways, etc.- You can set the drill to a certain speed without touching the switch by pushing the Lock-on button. When utilizing a small sanding attachment or buffing out automobile marks, this feature is extremely helpful.- Anti-fray housing where the cord connects to the drill; nothing is worse than having to throw away a drill or fix it yourself because a power cable is now exposed and potentially harmful.- A 30-day money-back guarantee along with a 2-year warranty- Minimal packaging: The drill and a brief, multilingual instruction booklet are packaged together in a single box; there is no big box or untidy cardboard cushioning.***************s*** CONS ***s***************- The electric motor of this drill, like most drills, is cooled by an open grill and air vent. Given that I can see the internal parts, I don't feel secure using this outside in bad weather. This shouldn't even be a consideration for typical use.- If held in a specific way, the drill bit kept in the holder at the handle's base could pierce your hand. If this is a problem, you may either remove the bit totally or shift the Flathead slightly to the left and bear the less pointed Phillips tip. (but don't let it go)- The weight of the battery pack does not help to offset how top-heavy the drill is, making it a bit difficult to use with one hand.In conclusion, I would recommend this drill if you're seeking for an affordable, high-quality general purpose drill.I paid full price for this item, and I was under no compulsion to write a review.Amazon, kindly stop deleting my images.
4.3/5
3/8" keyless chuck for quick and easy bit changes
Mid-handle design for balance and control
8V integrated battery, with jack charger
Includes double-ended bit
$234
This drill is just what I was looking for to utilize for some small projects around the house. I have a limited amount of tool experience and a ton of drill bits that I didn't know how to use because I didn't have a drill. I was looking for a lightweight device that was also functionally effective. It's quite simple to operate this drill. Which is insanely awesome, I can charge it with my cell phone charger. It was clear which button to press to use the drill to screw something in and which button to press to remove something from the drill. It was also simple to insert and remove various components.To date, I have installed a clothesline using the drill. I did so by drilling into our shed and a tree, and I had no trouble at all doing so. Additionally, I hung several unrelated items off walls using the drill. It's enough enough that I've never had any trouble getting things done, but not potent enough that I have to live in constant fear that I'll seriously hurt myself or others. For all those tiny home improvement tasks that pop up, this drill sounds ideal.
3.8/5
Driver bit xtended torsion zone – helps to absorb high-torque of new impact drivers (not included)
Customized storage configuration – provides efficiency, so the right bit is always at hand
Impact tough design – both driver bits and drill bits are impact rated and provide longer bit life than standard impact bits (not included)
Durable case – features a secure case latch and rubber bumpers
Tilt-in/Tilt-Out case mechanism – allows easier access to bits
$234
This system is a step in the right direction as the tool businesses start to step up their organizational efforts.However, there are several shortcomings.These casings are just just too small to accommodate six-inch driver bits. As opposed to carrying a set of twelve screwdrivers bouncing around in my tool bag, I prefer to utilize a Klein Switch Handle and six-inch driver bits. My six-inch drivers won't fit in this case.The Bosch Impact bits with the indented torsion relief are intended to fit in the bit slots. There is a little tab that fits into the narrow opening. You should cut that tiny tab off if you want to save pieces that lack this feature. Not a challenging change, but tiresome.There are no empty inserts for sale. I have an endless supply of #2 phillips pieces that are one inch long. Instead of needing to purchase a set of bits to obtain the inserts, I would prefer to have empty inserts.
If you're only going to buy one power drill, get an impact driver. It can do everything a drill can do, plus more. An impact driver looks like a drill, but it's not. It's designed to drive screws and bolts, not drill holes. If you're only going to buy one power drill, get an impact driver. It can do everything a drill can do, plus more. An impact driver looks like a drill, but it's not. It's designed to drive screws and bolts, not drill holes. With an impact driver
An impact driver is a power tool that is used to drive screws and other fasteners. It is similar to a drill, but it has a hexagonal chuck that accepts hexagonal bits. Impact drivers use a hammering action to drive the screw, which makes them ideal for driving screws into hard materials. Impact drivers can also be used to drill holes, but they are not as effective as drills. Impact drivers need special drill bits that are designed for use with impact drivers. These drill bits have a hexagonal shank that fits into the hexagonal chuck of an impact driver.
An impact driver is a tool that is used to drive screws and bolts into a variety of materials. Impact drivers are different from regular drill drivers because they have a hammering action that helps to drive the screw or bolt into the material. Many people believe that you do not need to drill a pilot hole when using an impact driver. However, there are several reasons why you should drill a pilot hole when using an impact driver. One reason to drill a pilot hole is that it helps to prevent the screw or bolt from stripping the material. When you use an impact driver to drive
When looking for a good drill driver, it is important to consider the following factors: power, speed, torque, weight, and size. More powerful drills will be able to handle tougher jobs, but may be more difficult to control. Faster speeds are ideal for drilling through tougher materials, but may cause the drill to overheat more quickly. Higher torque levels will allow the drill to apply more force to the screw or bolt being driven, making it less likely to strip the head. Heavier drills will be more difficult to maneuver, but will be more stable during use. Smaller drills will
An impact driver is much stronger than a drill. It is designed to deliver more torque and is much more powerful. It is also more compact and lightweight, making it easier to use in tight spaces.
When you're looking for a new drill, one of the specs you'll see is its torque rating. But what is torque, and how much do you really need? Torque is a measure of how much rotational force the drill can produce. It's important because it determines how well the drill will be able to drive screws and drill holes in different materials. The amount of torque you need will depend on what you'll be using the drill for. If you're only going to be doing light-duty work like drilling holes in soft materials, you won
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