Are these impact driver ready?
2005807
I use them in my 1/4" dewalt impact drill from time to time , especially in tight spots like small 9" or 12" cabinets. No problems so far.
2005808
I've spun the rapid load end off of many of these using them in an impact while drilling through hard wood(Ipe). Still good bits.
2005809
In wood, impact drivers are used to drive screws not drill holes. Masonry bits hammer-drill driven.
1247761
The impact driver is a industry std , 1/4 " Quick clip socket. Std impact bits and attachments fit this unit. The drill also has an impact setting on it and a clutch , it is 1/2 "
1096449
If your wheels has same bolt pattern, then it's a yes. It's really easy. You don't need to bled them. Maybe after a few hundred miles. They're ready to be use from the box. Just need to use a torque wrench..
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.
892146
you should not need to use an impact. mine works fine with hand tools. make sure the pivot end that turns is oiled and turning free
104987
I would go with the Neiko chuck adapter. Neiko® 20754A 3/8-Inch Chuck Converter for Impact Drivers with Quick Change Shank | Includes 1/2-Inch Adapter
884863
no it can not be used as an impact driver, the hammer drill has a different motion than an impact driver.
17461
If you can find an impact that will fit them then yes with in reason but they have been holding up 4 me so far and the Makita impact driver as well. (12 Volt)
1440429
They seem pretty solid. You'll probably strip the head off the screw before the screwdriver breaks. They're also magnetic which is a plus.
17463
I haven't tried it due to the fact that the metal itself doesn't look like it could stand the rapid pounding of an impact gun. They may crack. I would play it safe and just purchase extensions that are made for an impact tool.
123628
Salazar That would be asking a bit to much for a battery operated impact driver of this size. Your choices would be 1/2" driver either air powered or a corded 1/2" driver. Large air tools require a larger compressor. I have all three types in this case I would go with a name brand with a cord.
2194894
No, no impact driver in this set. Search Amazon -black and decker impact driver- to see what is available.
917970
Unfortunately I sent this Drill/Driver back before I got the impact driver (which is what I meant to order to begin with). They did look like the same battery and charger but I don't know for sure...sorry. Great products.
2019719
I would not connect a higher voltage battery to a lower voltage motor, even if the difference is small. Is the correct battery for the impact driver not available?
1127754
I wouldn't put them on an impact if that's what you're asking. I'm sure they'd shatter. I'm a body man and have used them on 1/3 and 3/8 lithium ion drives from Milwaukee with no problems.
793806
Ron,On my set, the Impact Driver does not have a clutch, but is reversible. The drill does have a clutch and is reversable
253941
can someone please answer this question , because im showing both kits having the same impact driver?