I have been wanting a cordless impact driver for some time now and since we now have the trailer I am thinking it would be a good thing to have in it when traveling. Make a tire change a lot nicer. So was hoping for opinions on brand. I would like to stick to the brands Lowes offers because I get 10% off there.
Here are the brands they carry.
Bosch
DEWALT
Hitachi
K Tool International
Kobalt
Metabo
PORTER-CABLE
BLACK & DECKER
ROCKWELL
I am thinking the top three might be the only ones to consider.
So opinions?
Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
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Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
Milwaukee Tool M18 Fuel 1/2" should be on your list too. It is the one I won in RI last year. I've been using it a lot lately and plan on bringing it to trail runs from here on.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M1 ... /204410433
http://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-2763-22 ... B00GFUA7FC
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M1 ... /204410433
http://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-2763-22 ... B00GFUA7FC
Speed costs money, how slow do you want to go?
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
That is out of my price range. Would like it but when the high end Dewalt ones are just under $200 I have to go more that price range.
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
Maybe they'll have another one in RI this weekend. LOL
Speed costs money, how slow do you want to go?
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
Josh - Check out CPO Tools
http://cpooutlets.com
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
DeWalt!! As a carpenter I've owned or used every major brand of cordless tools over the past 15 years. Milwaukee would be second. Dewalt has so many tools too. You could grab your 1/2" impact now and add on as you can. A few that could be handy would be drill, angle grinder, reciprocating saw, grease gun, 1/4" impact, floodlight, radio, welder, sheet metal shear, band saw. You could fix almost anything on the trail with all these!!
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Re: Cordless Drill / Impact Driver
All I can say is stay away from Ryobi. They sucked me in with their "One" battery that fits everything. It doesn't.
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