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Driving lag bolts is where these tools show off their strength. A cordless drill simply does not have the power to set long lags while not killing the batteries. You will still want to drill a pilot hole to prevent the wood from cracking, but, Read More...

Makita 18v LXT Lithium Ion cordless Angle Impact Driver: Although Makita's angle driver packs a little less punch than its brothers, this tool truly stands alone with its sleek, slender design and superior versatility. The Makita 18v angle impact driver is built with a uniquely, Read More...

For construction jobs from decking to home-additions the speed and power of an impact driver is unbeatable. When it comes to driving screws this tool is indomitable; it is the unflinching force that will lead you, and your projects into sweet victory. The task of, Read More...

Also, don't forget to check out the BPM or IPM. It stands for blows-per-minute or impacts-per-minute. This is the maximum amount of blows or impacts the driver puts out. It's definitely something important to consider in this construction tool. The higher the BPM/IPM the faster, Read More...

The last thing that you want to take home with you is a driver that will be too slow. Driving the screws through objects at a slow pace would really waste your time and you will have to postpone some work to further dates. Thus, Read More...

The next thing you need to consider is the speed of the driver. The best combination is high torque and high maximum speed. Speed is measured in RPM or revolutions-per-minute. This is the amount of times your bit will spin around per minute. Look for, Read More...

These powerful tools are very similar to cordless screwdrivers. They're about the same size, same weight and can be purchased for just about the same cost. The real difference is in the power., Read More...

The DC825KA features a frameless motor, a durable magnesium gear case, and an all metal transmission to extend the tool's overall life and durability. It is also built in a compact and comfortable size; this light weight and compact design allows access into tighter areas, Read More...

The tool is powered by a hard-hitting Makita built motor and impact mechanism that delivers 531in/lbs of maximum torque and 0-3,000 impacts per minute (IPM). The tool comes with a variable speed mechanism (0-2,000 RPM) for a huge range of applications from auto and home, Read More...

If they're too tight or rusted or otherwise stuck, use a breaker bar to knock em loose, then move over to your powered impact driver to make short work of the rest. Then grease everything up, and screw them right back on., Read More...