There will be some confusion because there is a traditional category called impact driver bits. It will take some time for this category to shake out for terminology. I would like to see Craftsman completely reorganize their nut driver bits, torx screwdriver bit sets, driver bits, impact screwdriver bits, and impact driver sets. Craftsman is testing a rugged new design and will introduce their own sometime this year. Makita calls them "Impact Driver" Sets.Ĭraftsman is noticeably silent in this category, yet. Milwaukee has introduced the "Milwaukee Shockwave," Dewalt the "Impact Ready" bits. Of course they will work well in your drill/ driver too! Cordless Driver Drill These new bits for your impact driver are stronger, harder and should last much longer than the tradtional screw driver bits. To fix this DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita have come out with better driver bits.
Altogether, the drill is compact, ergonomic, powerful, versatile, durable and efficient that's a pretty dang good amalgamation of some pretty dang good traits. It is well balanced in-hand, and weighing only 5.2-lbs, users can work comfortably during awkward and extended applications. In addition to this aggressive power, the tool is also surprisingly compact. The drill's heavy-duty ratcheting chuck has carbide inserts to provide optimal bit gripping strength, and with a high-power, high-efficiency motor delivering 535 unit watts of max power, the drill delivers an aggressive and truly superior performance in, essentially, all drilling and fastening applications. The DCD985L2's speed settings range from 0-575, 0-1,350, and 0-3,000 RPM (0-9,775, 0-22,950, and 0-34,000 BPM), and with 22 individual clutch settings, the tool is versatile enough to perform optimally through a huge range of tasks. Its all-metal construction additionally contributes to the tool's durability, longevity, and enhanced speed and run-time. The tool also features a 3-speed, all-metal transmission allowing operators to match performance to each individual task. The battery (in this kit) comes standard with a 3.0-Ah rating lending greater power and superior comfort to the drill as well as to the operator behind it. Despite producing only 18v of working power, the batteries nonetheless offer greater run-time and greater overall longevity.
They are compact and lightweight and boast a slide-on rather than stem-up style design that contributes to the well balance and overall comfort and performance of the power tool. These little suckers, like the tool itself, have been entirely redesigned for the most optimal and efficient power delivery and ergonomic functionality. To begin, the DCD985L2 hammerdrill- driver is powered with Dewalt's 20V MAX lithium ion batteries. The DCD985L2 a premium hammerdrill- driver kit with the authority and general charisma to earn the headlines it makes. This September 2011, a new and terrifically awesome cordless hammerdrill- driver releases from Dewalt. It is for this reason, among a few other reasons (in the form of remastered features), that Dewalt is expected to make a few headlines in the coming weeks.
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