One final difference: Hammer drills and standard drills use a chuck that can accept a variety of bits, but an impact driver ...

If you live near the Rust Belt and work on cars, you’ve run into a pesky screw held in an assembly with the best thread locker ever—rust. Now, there are a handful of ways to get the job done: You can ...

DEWALT has announced the new 20V MAX* XR 1/4-in. 3-Speed Impact Driver (DCF845) that offers 30% more torque** and is designed for tough fastening jobs on the worksite. Delivering 1,825-in.-lbs. of max ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While Klein Tools has some impact drivers and wrenches, its offering is far from that of the biggest power tool brands out there. If you're ...

A well-designed impact driver can make quick work of screws, lag bolts, and other large fasteners that are a bit too heavy ...

Winter is the season for heavily discounted power tools and bundles from brands big and small. Here are some of the best ...

You won't find Makita products at Menards, but you will find plenty of Masterforce tools. That's because Masterforce is a house brand of Menards, and exclusive to the home improvement retailer, which ...

If you’re searching for a pro-level cordless drill and impact driver, in a handy kit with other accessories, get this 24V bundle for its power, performance, and price.

Impact drivers are terrific tools. They're also terribly loud. Ridgid seeks to quiet the racket with its Stealth Force impact driver, an 18-volt, 3-speed tool with an impact mechanism housed in an oil ...

Q. I'm crazy about power tools, and in the past few years I've really been enamored with the impact drivers. I don't own one, but really want one. Have you used these tools? Are they really that much ...

Cordless drills are incredibly handy garage tools, as they’re perfect for attaching all manner of fender flares, tapping broken fasteners, and routing accessory wires through newly drilled holes. But ...

The only term I can think of is hand-held impact driver...It's like a screwdriver with a (maybe) a 3/8" socket...You put it on a bolt, usually one that's stuck or stripped/stripping...Whack it with a ...