Makita TD0101F 240V 1/4" Hex Impact Driver

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I also have corded drills and a corded screwdriver that I have had for more than forty years and they still work, so old the corded driver has bits and shrouds for sloted head screws (remember those? La novedad para mí es que se trata de un atornillador de impacto, que en mi experiencia es otro nivel diferente, sobre todo para madera y obra (piedra, hormigón. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

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About the only corded impact driver I have seen is this one by Makita, I always think they are for use in a production environment. On the face of it, odd: when you have greater power available, why manufacture something with half the torque? Impact drivers are designed for efficiently driving long deck screws or carriage bolts into wooden posts, fastening concrete screw anchors into block walls and driving screws into metal studs. Después de tener varios, acababa usando el taladro a una velocidad muy baja, lo que no siempre era fácil por el tacto del gatillo. Luckily that's not a priority, given it will probably not get any further from a mains outlet than the front drive and back garden.

An impact driver is the ultimate non-constant load, you only need to hear the banging in operation to appreciate that. We also have a huge range of Makita impact drivers and accessories so you can find everything you need in one place. I feel your battery concerns were valid with NiCad 30 years ago, but the technology really has come on, since Li-Ion became mainstream perhaps 15 years ago? To greatly simplify, AC electric motors work best at constant speed and torque, outside of that there is more current flowing through the cable than the power rating indicates - they're taking power from the mains at some points and actively giving it back at others. I have no need for cordless technology: I hate having to manage batteries, battery lifetime, battery rating and charge all the time.I can relate to that but for a drill and impact driver it is worth going cordless, they are smaller and more compact. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.