Drills and Drivers - Page 10 of 21

The Makita BTD142HW is a compact cordless impact driver has an exceptional trigger-activated LED light for work in dark spaces and has a battery that charges in 15 minutes - about four times shorther than the average charge time for others in its class

The Makita BTD141 is a cordless impact driver with an electric brake to minimize kickback and allow for immediate stops and a built in LED light for dark work spaces

Working with both 24 volt and 18 volt battery systems, the Ridgid R8823 cordless impact driver also features a quick coupler for quick bit changes and LED light for use in low-light settings

Hitachi's WH14DL is a industrial grade cordless impact driver with a two-step speed switch, the unique Cool Flow system providing air to the motor to let it run harder and longer, a LED work light, and a great five-position belt hook

The Bosch Litheon PS40-2 is one of the smaller cordless impact drivers on the market but still has 60% more torque than an 18v drill/driver. It features a LED light ring for work in dark areas and an ergonomic soft grip handle

Senco's DS275-18V is a cordless driver with collated fasteners

New adjustable speed setting on Makita's BTD144 cordless impact driver offers better control when driving screws

Makita's BTD144 impact driver features an electronic switch that lets you match the speed/torque to the task

While building a barn addition, I needed to drill holes in angle iron to attach the poles with lag bolts. As shown in the drawing at right, I used my…

Our review of Festool's 14.4-volt drill-driver model T15+3 reveals the torque and battery life of an 18-volt tool