The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor can go up to 30% faster than a normal motor, which means more work for the people who use it.
The most compact impact driver is 4.59″ long, making it easier to get into small places.
As much as 25. Up to 2,000in-lbs of Torque to do more difficult jobs.
More work is done per charge and over the life of the battery pack than with other battery packs.
4-Mode DRIVE CONTROL gives you more control over the output speed and power of your machine.
Self-Tappin. Screw mode speeds up the installation process by reducing the risk of fasteners being stripped.
Inserting bits with one hand makes it faster and easier to change them.
Drive Size 1/4 in Hex, Straight Drive Configuration, Max Torque 2,000 in-lb, Voltage 18V DC, Brushless Moto. Yes. 3600 RPM is the free speed, and it’s impact-rated. The number of speed settings is 4, and there are 4 speed settings. It comes with a Collett 1/4 in Hex, Cordless Tool Kit. There is only one tool and one battery in this package. It has a capacity of 5.0 Ah and a model number of 38D766, and it is part of the M18 Redlithium battery series. There is no charger or case included. In this case, the handle type is a pistol grip. There is also a built-in light. Ye.
To drive drywall screws into drywall and wood, I’ve only used this tool once or twice before. Makes that simple job a real pain. This tool isn’t very useful. To get the effects to work, they need a lot of resistance. You must hold the tool down so the bit doesn’t fall out of the screw head. To avoid this, isn’t the point of an impact driver to use one. My old craftsman 19.2 drove those screws effortlessly, with total trigger control and the impacts ran throughout the entire screw. I thought this would be the best power tool because of all the good reviews. I was wrong. For nuts, bolts, and other things I haven’t used this. It looks like the tool is meant to do that. If anyone has input on this matter ,I would be willing to hear it. Yes, I am a Milwaukee fanboy, and this is not a rip on Milwaukee.
