Lowe's has Bosch 18V Variable Speed Brushless Mid Torque 2-in-1 Freak Impact Wrench/Driver Kit w/ 2Ah Battery, Charger and Carrying Bag (GDX18V-285B12) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
2-in-1 design – with ¼" hex shank and ½" square drive for use with either bits or sockets
Eliminates the need for socket adapters, delivering more torque directly through the ½" square drive anvil
Delivers up to 2500 in-lbs of driving torque and 360 ft-lbs of max breakaway torque
Two speed/torque settings for greater control
Auto driving modes – deliver quality finishing and help prevent workpiece damage
Auto Bolt Release - stops rotation when there is no load on the tool to help prevent dropping bolts and nuts during removal
Ergonomic design – weighing only 2.4 Lbs (tool only) to help reduce fatigue
The Bosch GDX18V-285 18V Brushless Mid Torque 2-in-1 Impact Wrench/Driver is a versatile powerhouse that quickly goes from impact wrenching to impact driving. The ½ In. anvil with friction ring and ¼ In. hex shank drive allow for use with bits or sockets. The powerful brushless motor delivers impressive performance with up to 2500 in-lbs. of driving torque and 360 Ft.-Lbs. of max breakaway torque. With 0-3, 600 impacts per minute, it’s built to handle the toughest jobs with professional results. In addition to two speed/torque settings, this impact wrench and driver also features a variable speed trigger for more precise control. Fitted with Auto Bolt Release that stops rotation when there is no load on the tool and Auto Driving Modes that conveniently halt the tool once the fastener is flush with the workpiece to help prevent damage. Easily activate the tool’s features with the intuitive user interface. The friction ring with pin hole allows for quick socket changes and a secure fit. A belt clip keeps the tool within arm's reach and the LED light helps to illuminate dimly lit work areas. The kit includes one 18V Lithium-Ion 2 Ah standard power battery for balance between ergonomics and runtime. Bosch 2-Amp 18-volt Variable Speed Brushless 1/2-in square Drive Cordless Impact Wrench ( Battery Included ) in Blue | GDX18V-285B12
Product SKU:
5015749243_5015749243
UPC:
346822779
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Lowe's has Bosch 18V Variable Speed Brushless Mid Torque 2-in-1 Freak Impact Wrench/Driver Kit w/ 2Ah Battery, Charger and Carrying Bag (GDX18V-285B12) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
2-in-1 design – with ¼" hex shank and ½" square drive for use with either bits or sockets
Eliminates the need for socket adapters, delivering more torque directly through the ½" square drive anvil
Delivers up to 2500 in-lbs of driving torque and 360 ft-lbs of max breakaway torque
Two speed/torque settings for greater control
Auto driving modes – deliver quality finishing and help prevent workpiece damage
Auto Bolt Release - stops rotation when there is no load on the tool to help prevent dropping bolts and nuts during removal
Ergonomic design – weighing only 2.4 Lbs (tool only) to help reduce fatigue
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I tried it then returned it because although it has variable speed, it kicks on at too high of rpm. I have an older model Bosch impact driver and it starts at a much lower speed although less torque overall. But I have an impact wrench if needed so I kept the older model which works fine for my use.
Anyone comment on which is better for impact driver aspect--I need to drive 5/8in x 8" lag bolts into decking structures. This Bosch or Dewalt https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...5014148439
Thank you.
Last edited by viperdriver July 18, 2025 at 05:44 PM.
Anyone comment on which is better for impact driver aspect--I need to drive 5/8in x 8" lag bolts into decking structures. This Bosch or Dewalt https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...5014148439
Thank you.
Bosch 2500 in-lb vs DeWalt 1700 in-lb. Bosch accepts sockets unlike DeWalt where you need adapter.
For a non-working man, if the goal is to save money on tools that don't have to be the absolute best, is to go with one brand.
I have scored many slick deals on tools, and literally every tool I have is of a different brand, with its own battery and charger, and I have a pile of 490 chargers in the garage serving my 490 tools, because I was too cheap to just go with one brand like Ryobi, for everything.
Thank goodness I rarely use them, because everytime I do, it annoys the sht out of me when I find my tool discharged from non use or from forgetting to plug it in when I need it, because I can't just swap a different battery as every tool has just one battery, but in retrospect, this approach is the dumbest one ever. Should've just splurged on one of the Ryobi 100-tool combos for $500 and called it a day.
The main benefit of going with the Dewalt is that you can get batteries and other tool sets cheaper than Bosch. I'm in the Bosch 18v line of tools, but their batteries are so expensive compared to everyone else that it is hard for me to recommend despite the tool being solid.
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I have scored many slick deals on tools, and literally every tool I have is of a different brand, with its own battery and charger, and I have a pile of 490 chargers in the garage serving my 490 tools, because I was too cheap to just go with one brand like Ryobi, for everything.
Thank goodness I rarely use them, because everytime I do, it annoys the sht out of me when I find my tool discharged from non use or from forgetting to plug it in when I need it, because I can't just swap a different battery as every tool has just one battery, but in retrospect, this approach is the dumbest one ever. Should've just splurged on one of the Ryobi 100-tool combos for $500 and called it a day.
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