What makes a drill different from an impact driver and a hammer drill is that it doesn’t include an impact as a part of its mechanical function. This reduces the amount of power that the drill ...

Two such types of drills are the hammer drill and impact driver, but discerning the differences proves to be more difficult than one would think. After all, it's power tools, not rocket science.

Ranking: * * * * Price: $300 Volts: 18 Battery: Li-ion, 3 amp hours 3-in.-drywall screws into pressure-treated 4 x 4: 636 1-in. holes with spade bit through 2 x 8: 62 3/8-in. hole through 3-5/8 in ...

The 1/2-inch socket adapter available for your impact driver will likely see little to no use because they generally don’t provide enough power to break large hardware free. Again, size says it all.

Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com), for professionals since 1857, introduces a new 7/16-in. quick connect adapter, engineered to add versatility to the 90-Degree Impact Wrench. 7/16-Inch Adapter for ...

This enables cross compatibility between the company’s 20V Max and 60V tools. Also some of DeWalt's 60-volt tools accept a 120-volt adapter that lets you run off a generator or wall outlet.