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939 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: drill-driver Hey ppls! check this bad boy out… This is the brand new edition to the dewalt family. 12V Lithium-ion impact gun. She’s a beaut! Its much lighter than any gun I’ve held. Lighter than makita! And shes got some mean power to her. Head to HD now!!! I got it on a good price of $179 CDN plus 10% off! Quit reading this and GO GO GO!!! -- My purpose in life: Making sawdust |
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#1 posted 939 days ago |
I would love to, but it would be hard to convince the better half that I need a third cordless drill. Seeing as one has an impact option on it that really drives screws nice. Nice though!!! -- I still have all my fingers |
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#2 posted 939 days ago |
Yeah, I use a Makita 18-volt ion impact and it is the nuts, cordless impacts are where it’s at! -- Ohh mann...pancakes and boobies...I'll bet that's what Heaven is like! ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣ |
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#3 posted 939 days ago |
Looks really, really light. I also use same gun as Abbott. I don’t know how we all got along before these things. They are unreal. -- Less is More.....expensive |
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#4 posted 939 days ago |
lol…its funny how advanced technology has gotten in the past century…think about when power tools never even existed -- My purpose in life: Making sawdust |
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#5 posted 939 days ago |
I gave up on DeWalt drills several years ago. -- If at first you don't succeed then maybe skydiving isn't for you. |
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#6 posted 939 days ago |
I just got a Dewalt NiCad impact driver in a 4 piece set that was on sale for $99. I have to say that the impact driver is FAR superior at driving screws than using a regular cordless drill…far superior. -- All lessons are repeated until learned |
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#7 posted 939 days ago |
I’ve got the Hitachi 18 volt one and it’s is quite light also. The Lithium batterire are a lot smaller that the other style. I bought my wife a 12 volt Hitachi set that the box states that it’s 9-12 volts and it’s a nice light weight size. The impact really does a nice job. My son-in-law was painting the house and I got up on the ladder and noticed that some of the screws on the metal roof on the garage were loose. It really brought them down nice. -- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com † |
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