the difference between the hammer drill &amp; the impact drill ?
241137
hammer drill is just like a normal drill but can be use to drill through masonry products with special drill bits in hammer mode. impact drill is just like an impact gun but you can use it for multiple screw bits for around the house or shop. hope this answers your questions if not let me know. will try to explain it better.
874424
I've had mine for about 3 years and not noticed any problems like that. The hammer drill function is worth having. I haven't used the impact driver much but it has been a handy addition.
1429314
From what i have been told less friction which translates to longer runtime on a single charge. I have used the brushless impact gun over 1 year on commercial carpentry and residential side work. It is the best in my opinion. Having bought the impact gun first made me confident in buying the DCD 790b 20v. It has met all of my expectations and i would recommend this drill to anyone that needs a heavy duty tool.
1207935
I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04. But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way. Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination. Sorry I can't help more. jjj
884866
you can use as impact on smaller fasteners/screws. the hammer drill part is for use in masonry applications w/ masonry drill bits. depends on what your application is going to be. If you do not plan on using the hammer drill option, I would consider the regular drill or drill driver. I bought mine to use as a hammer drill only. Hope this helps, good luck
1347612
Don't have this drill, but standard function is user select drill only, hammer only or drill and hammer. Hammer only is for chipping, hammer and drill is for drilling into tile or concrete with carbide drill bit. In time you will found it useful. Oh hammer is not used for screws or bolts - it's a downward force, not rotational. For that use an impact wrench.
1418156
The drill (the larger tool) has no hammer action. The smaller unit is an impact driver only and its action cannot be turned off
884867
No this hammer option is for brick or masonry use buy the dewalt impact drill instead
1283353
No difference that I can see...Impact Driver takes all the effort of sinking screws into wood and the drill is basically a drill with variable torque settings. Each tool comes with a LiIon battery. The touch light is just a Cree LED light that accepts the LI battery pack. Does not come with its own battery.
1479586
Impact driver and hammer drill has been updated. Xdt08 impact driver. Lxph06 hammer drill. Also picture is outdated.
1938875
In the description, you'll see that one is called a drill and the other is called an impact driver. The drill functions as you probably expect, it is good for drilling holes and you can also use it for driving screws. However, the impact driver is better suited to driving screws than the drill is. One, its torque rating is 4 times the rating of the drill. Two, due to the nature of impact drivers, it does not push back against you when driving a screw. With a drill, if you drive a screw, the drill wants to twist in the opposite direction of the screw. With impact drivers, this tendency is greatly reduced. I recently purchased this set and it is the first impact driver I've used. I really appreciate this aspect of its operation. It is also nice to have both devices so that you don't have to swap bits as much. I frequently drill holes for a screw or bolt. By having both of these, I use the drill to create the hole and then pick up the impact driver to drive in the screw or bolt instead of having to swap out my drill bit for a screw bit or nut driver.
68320
impacts have a small hole to grease them. tool oil internally is a good idea too. but you have to get a grease gun tip to pack grease into the hammer part of the impact. hope this helps
566765
as a garage door installer we use the "impact" drill as it has more torque. a drill would suffice for a homeowner
397924
Yes, but that feature on a cordless drill is mostly a marketing ploy.Hammer is the highest torque setting.Even on the Milwaukee 28V drill, which is in every way a superior tool,the hammer drill setting generates more noise than impact.Its effect is not much different from exceding the torque setting.
1315137
The Dewalt DCK296M2 kit is comparable to the Milwaukee 2797-22 kit in terms of features, price, and performance. The Dewalt hammerdrill is more powerful and has three speed settings compare to the Milwaukee's two speed settings. The Milwaukee impact driver has 1600 in-lbs torque compare to the Dewalt's 1500 in-lbs. They are priced comparatively. A possible indicator of which is better: 3 times as many used Milwaukee kits are sold on e-bay compared to used Dewalt kits.
503090
Yes, both of them do. The hammer drill has a light mounted down by the battery clip that shines upward at a 45-degree angle, which is good because your own hand doesn't get in the way of the light. The impact wrench has a small but bright LED light mounted just below the chuck, pointing straight ahead. I've never used the impact wrench in the dark so I can't comment on the effectiveness of that light, but the one on the drill is just fine.
98641
These do not have a hammer drill feature. I used the impact one for driving in longer screws and bolts. personally, I would seek out a hammer drill for concrete work. These drills back some power so a masonary bit and brick should work fine.