A hammer can be used to hit the end of the impact screwdriver. This is called “high torque. The drive handle will move 20° in the direction you’ve set it to move. As soon as you touch the thing, it will quickly tighten or loosen rusty or frozen screws. It won’t damage them. An ideal tool for work on a motorcycle or fixing an engine.
When you buy a hand impact driver set, you can turn it over and use the other one. You can change how the tool is used at any time. It’s quick and easy to loosen rusty and frozen screws. You can also use it to fix door locks and car body fenders. Adjust to the right to tighten the screws. The letters “L” and “R” on the handle make it easy to find. This is how you adjust it: Keep your head steady and press down as you turn it.
In this case, the driver’s chrome-plated steel body has a bigger and thicker bottom, which makes it strong and resistant to corrosion. The knurled handle makes it easy to hold on. The whole body of the scewdriver has been heat-treated to make it more durable. Black manganese phosphate is put on the surface to protect it from corrosion and rust. This will help it last longer.
14-PIECE S2 ALLOY STEEL BITS: It comes with precision-milled impact driver bits made of S2 alloy steel. S2 alloy steel screwdriver bits can withstand more impact force and more torque, which means no more slippage or wear, no twisting, and no breaking.
It comes with: 1 1/2-inch Impact Driver, 1 1/4 inch Drive Bit Holder. It comes with 4 Phillips bits, 4 Slotted flat bits, 4 Hex drill bits, and 2 Spiral screw extractors #3 and #4, as well as a set of screws.
This has become one of the things I tell people to get for their friends and family.
In this case, the tool is driven onto the screw by the force of the impact. This keeps the head of the screw from being stripped.
I only wish I had known about or bought this tool sooner. Until I bought this set, I had to spend hours working on old mini van rotors with messy rust remover sprays and dangerous torch tools in order to heat stubborn jerk bolts that would break the tool heads or sockets.
I think other people will say that there aren’t any instructions in the package. So, I wrote down the steps I take to change the direction of the impact, like this.
When you put the tool on the table, put the hammer round strike on the table with the black socket bit adapter and silver ball bearing facing up so that they are facing you.
This will make the “L” and “R” markings on the black collar look like they’re upside down.
2) Put the 8mm silver socket on to help you hold on.
When you have the black metal handle in one hand, push the silver socket into it and turn it so that the arrow triangle points to either L for loosening or R for tightening.
When you open and close the case, the hinge won’t turn white and break after a lot of use. The case is made of durable plastic and has a metal round long pin. Two halves of the case fold out into two separate pieces with molded indentations. These indentations will hold all of the tools in place. The slots have raised letters and numbers at the bottom to help you find each piece.
When I plan and organize things, the long bits are on the left, and there are two rows of four smaller bits on the right. This helps me with my overly organized disorder.
These bits always start with the Slot or S sizes, then the PH Philips bits come after them. Bits in the top row of small bits are all H hex sizes. They have the letter type and the number for size etched into these large 8mm hex bits.
2 screw bolt extractor bits are on the lower lid of this case. The impact driver is also on the lower lid.
The case is held together by a strong black plastic clasp.
These bits are strong, but it’s the driver who takes a real beating. The black manganese phosphate coating protects the metal from corrosion and rust, making it more durable.
So, not only do the red-tinted S2 alloy bits look cool, but they are also very strong and won’t break or strip.
