will this work with a 1/2 impact screwdriver? thanks!!
181070
These are 1/4" bits. If you use an adapter you should be able to use them just fine.
1542024
First, this not an impact driver. It is a light duty screwdriver for use on screws less than 2-1/2" long. I wanted this for Christmas for very light duty work and I think it will be fine. I checked the tool, the box it came in and the owners manual. Hardly any specifications are given. My comments pertain to the B&D; BDCS801 8volt screwdriver.
1101522
Yes it will. It will work with any 1/4-Inch hex shank bit/tool that you would like to use with it.
1663527
never used this impact driver for that. you want to check with harbour frieght. they have a impact driver especially for taking of lug nuts. I have one and it works great.
446973
This is an impact wrench for use with 1/2" impact sockets. I use it primarily for removing lug nuts from my vehicles. You are looking for the small impact tool that used lock-in screw bits and drill bits.
1316582
Yes it will work with 1/2" material, you will have to adjust the drill stop and some of the screw head will be out on drilled piece
1663530
What you need is an impact wrench.....DEWALT DCF880HM2 20-volt MAX Lithium Ion 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench Kit ......is a great choice. We use this daily at our shop for the application you are wanting it for.
897392
Never used it to drive screws. We use an 1/4" inpact driver for phillips head screws. Most likely the force would be too much for the screws and would snap them off as well as needing an adaptor to get to a 1/4 inch drive.
533755
YES ... It will turn your impact driver into a drill. I have two, my other one has a chuck key ( not that it makes a difference) because sometimes I counter sink a screw hole or for wood screws I drill a larger hole for the top. If you drill a lot it works fast.
897396
I really don't know as I use it for the 1/2 drive sockets, there is no way to ratchet down the torque as with a drill/driver.
664822
This unit is a 1/4 " driver designed for screws. It is not a 1/2" driver which you would use for tires. Sorry. It is amazing at what it is designed for.
910052
It can handle any drilling but I would have to say it's a little big / heavy to be used as a power screwdriver. As for limitations that is really on limited by the brand of drill bit you find. The 1/2 inch would definitely hold bigger bits but both the 3/8 and 1/2 drill bits come in much larger sizes with the correct 3/8 or 1/2 shank to fit into the drill you choose.
566816
This drill bit is built with really good quality. It should work with any 1/2 drill. However, it is the drill usually has too much torque, and hard to control the torque. Using the bit with such drill is easy to hurt the rist. Be very careful with it. I am not recommending it as it is tricky and easy to hurt rist.
1742504
This is for a grease gun. Unclear why or how it would be used with a impact wrench.
1045483
If you have never owned an impact driver, you should try it. I no longer use my standard drill for anything unless I am not close to my impact. I have drilled with it, but you will need drills with a hex shank... or you will need a drill bit adapter/chuck.
1238107
This is a hammer drill, it can be used to drill concrete with a masonry bit. It isn't an impact driver which is normally used for driving screws into wood, drywall ect. It will however work but not as efficiently. Both tools are designed specifically for different tasks.
333428
Previous answer is correct, any 1/2" sized set will do. I bought a set of impact sockets by Ingersoll Rand. As long as it's an impact-type socket that uses 1/2" drive you should be fine.