It comes with a 1/4-inch impact driver, 12V Lithium-ion battery, charger, and case in a 4-piece set.
Convenient Functional Versatility: This tool can be used for auto work, woodwork, metal work, and other things.
In a good way: It has 810 lbs. of forward and backward torque for one-handed driving.
Valuable Performance-Boosting tool. Variable speed, electric brake, and LED work light are some of the features.
In this case, the battery is a 12-volt Lithium-ion one that can be charged in just 30 minutes.
You can work faster and better with the Craftsman 12V Compact 1/4-in. Impact Driver Kit and the NEXTEC 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless System, which comes with the tool. The Craftsman NEXTEC 1/4″ Impact Driver has 810″/lbs. of torque that can be used in both directions, forward and backward. This power makes it easy to screw down boards, planks, and decking timber, as well as use different types of bolts and screws. A high-torque, 0-300 BPM, and 0-2200 RPM make this tool very versatile. It can be used for a wide range of tasks, even heavy-duty ones. Use it to make holes with a drill bit or to put in windows. The main benefit of the Craftsman NEXTEC 12V Compact 1/4-in. Impact Driver is how easy it is to use. With a soft grip handle, the design is small and easy to use. Even though the impact driver has a lot of power, the user doesn’t get tired because of their weight. It has a variable speed trigger that lets users change the speed as needed, saving them time and ensuring a precise job.
Craftsman made this 1/4″ driver for me. It was a great addition to my tool set. I bought another 12V Lithium Ion battery to go with the kit so that I always had a spare battery that was charged and ready to go. A good job was done on the case that comes with this kit. It will be able to hold another battery if you buy one, too. The LED light is very bright and is set up so that you can see what you are doing even if there are other lights around. I say that you should pick one up and add it to your tools. You can’t go wrong. Make sure you know that this is a 1/4″ driver, not a 1/2″ Impact Wrench with 300 ft-lbs of torque. If you use it for what it was made for, you won’t be unhappy.
