Home Depot has
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Brushless 1/4" Hex Impact Driver w/ 2x M18 5.0Ah Batteries (2953-20-48-11-1852B) for
$199.
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About this item:
- POWERSTATE Brushless motor delivers unmatched power for full range of capability to complete the widest variety of applications
- Increase productivity on the jobsite with the fastest driving speed of any impact driver without sacrificing power or control
- Ultimate trigger control by providing smooth acceleration for small fasteners to prevent stripping of screws or damaging of materials
- Tri-LED Lighting for maximum workspace visiblity
- Compact Size (4.47") for access in tight spaces
- 4-Mode Drive Control
- 2000 in-lbs of torque
- 3900 RPM
- Single Handed Bit Insertion for Ease of Use
- 2.2lbs
- All-metal belt clip for portability
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Milwaukee's M18 FUEL 1 4 inch hex impact driver is a strong cordless driver for screws, lag bolts, and other small to medium fasteners, and the bundle includes two 5.0 Ah batteries. It is not the right tool for lug nuts or seized car bolts, where an impact wrench with a 3 8 or 1 2 inch anvil is the better fit. The bundle also appears as a single receipt line item, so it cannot be split for returns. A solid pick for general fastening, not wheel work.
The bundle deal is treated as a single combination item on the receipt, which can simplify checkout for the package.
The impact driver can handle small to medium fasteners like screws and lag bolts without stripping as easily.
Milwaukee warranty support is described as relatively hassle-free when repairs are needed within the warranty period.
The driver can be suitable for non-seized lug nuts on a small commuter car when lug nuts are not heavily torqued.
The bundle cannot be separated for returns because it is a combination item, which limits flexibility if parts are unwanted.
The 1/4 hex impact driver is not ideal for lug nuts that are really torqued or rusted, so it may not loosen them.
The tool is only around 80 ft-lbs in this context, so an impact wrench is a better fit for car lug nuts.
Using an impact driver like an impact wrench can destroy a brushless non-FUEL impact driver, so misuse risks damage.
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