Does it work with impact driver?
287189
Yes the DWARA right angle will stand up to an impact ...... DON'T drive it to Dallas, if it doesn't budge firstshot breake it loose with the wrench Excellent tool n my bag
287190
I did not use this with an impact driver, so I have no direct knowledge. However, I do not see how the impact force would be transferred at right angles, it would seem that it would just push the device off the screw head. My experience is that it is hard to hold this device on the screw head in tight spaces. You have to go slow and steady.
287191
It is designed to work with an impact driver. Dealt site: http://www.dewalt.com/tool-parts/impact-driver-ready-accessories-right-angle-attachment-dwara100.aspx
287192
I'm not sure it's rated for impacts, but I've used it with my DeWalt 20V impact and seemed to do ok. Not usre how long it will last - but its not a lightweight product. I don't' see it failing soon, but only time will tell.
287193
Yes the DWARA right angle will stand up to an impact ......DON'T drive it to Dallas, if it doesn't budge firstshot breake it loose with the wrenchExcellent tool n my bag
287194
Yes it does. Although the one purchased from Amazon was defective; recently purchased the newer model from a local store and it has been working well so far.
287195
From the DeWALT website:Drive screws and holes into tight spaces with the DEWALT DWARA100 right angle adapter attachment, an ideal accessory for your DEWALT impact driver. Commonly used by HVAC and steel framers, the versatile DWARA100 can be used for bit tips, nutdrivers, impact hole saws, and spade bits. It allows for tighter access with your current impact driver, with increased gear strength, and fasteners are supported by a floating ring magnet for fastener retention and holding power. It also features an ergonomic handle made of ABS, so it won't get hot while in use. The impact rated gears allow for more than 2000 lifecycles. From the DeWALT website:Drive screws and holes into tight spaces with the DEWALT DWARA100 right angle adapter attachment, an ideal accessory for your DEWALT impact driver. Commonly used by HVAC and steel framers, the versatile DWARA100 can be used for bit tips, nutdrivers, impact hole saws, and spade bits. It allows for tighter access with your current impact driver, with increased gear strength, and fasteners are supported by a floating ring magnet for fastener retention and holding power. It also features an ergonomic handle made of ABS, so it won't get hot while in use. The impact... » Read More From the DeWALT website:Drive screws and holes into tight spaces with the DEWALT DWARA100 right angle adapter attachment, an ideal accessory for your DEWALT impact driver. Commonly used by HVAC and steel framers, the versatile DWARA100 can be used for bit tips, nutdrivers, impact hole saws, and spade bits. It allows for tighter access with your current impact driver, with increased gear strength, and fasteners are supported by a floating ring magnet for fastener retention and holding power. It also features an ergonomic handle made of ABS, so it won't get hot while in use. The impact rated gears allow for more than 2000 lifecycles. « Show Less
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.
1885769
Yes...I use some of these bits at work on a daily basis and they work fine with a impact driver.
2019717
I don't have a 10.8V impact driver. all my Bosch tools are 12V, but if other 12V batteries work these will.
469322
I would say it would be ok. The difference between an impact driver and impact wrench are slight, but basically the wrench as no "forward" impact. I mainly use it for light jobs and this is overpowered.
1548841
DCF886 20V MAX* 1/4" impact driver provides 1,500 in-lbs of max torque at fast 0-2,800 RPM speed and 0-3,200 impacts per minute
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
1738129
This impact tool is very weak. It probably won"t work for you. I bought three and by the time we got around to using them, it was too late to return them. I gave them away.
440093
No.... this is a 20V power tool. If you have 18V lithium batteries, then get the 18V impact driver and you should be able to use the same batteries.
115291
This drill is an Drill/Hammer Drill combo. It is not an Impact Driver. The operating principles are different. You can use this to remove lug nuts etc... but don't expect it to work well.
2205606
The impact driver is for driving screws, philips or square or torx or hex drive screws. If you are looking to drive 16p nails an air powered palm nailer is better. There are some electric nail drivers, not sure they would work well with framing nails.
1663943
It states that it is compatible with impact S301 and S305 . I use it in my Interpret S405 and they are both listed on the box.
1639883
I have only used them so far on battery powered impact driver but they are very tough an as such I suspect they would also work fine on pneumatic impact drivers.
770184
No. This is really an impact driver that relies on a free running nut after initial tightening torque overcome.
1163043
Yes - works with standard quick connect couplers or the chuck used on impact drivers. The shafts are hex shape with the detents to prevent the bits from slipping out until you want them to.
17467
If it has that type of chuck. I use it on my Ryobi impact driver all the time.
1157668
According to the web site it does, http://www.dewalt.com/tools/cordless-batteries-dc9181.aspxI don't have the newer batteries, so I can't talk about it first hand, but from the pics, it looks like you're good to go.This impact driver works great by the way, you'll wonder how you ever did without it. It has replaced much of my air tool usage.