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WH14DL Cordless Impact Driver Review
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
Litheon PS40-2 Cordless Impact Driver Review
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
Tool Hound Video Review: Makita BTD144 Impact Driver
New adjustable speed setting on Makita's BTD144 cordless impact driver offers better control when driving screws
BTD144 Cordless Impact Driver Review
Makita's BTD144 impact driver features an electronic switch that lets you match the speed/torque to the task
Tool companies adopt new torque ratings
A new testing method measures the sustained torque of a tool with 95% accuracy
Testing Cordless Impact Drivers
With so many models on the market, which one is for you?
Keep Track of Your Countersink
I like to carry a countersink—the kind that includes a tapered drill bit—in my tool pouch. I find it nice to have on hand when I have to set a…
Yes, You Need a Cordless Impact Driver
These compact, high-torque tools leave cordless drills in the dust for most any drilling or driving application.
EY6588CQ Cordless Impact Driver Review
This 9.6v cordless impact driver from Panasonic is light in weight, but for a small tool it has a decent amount of torque
9057-6 Cordless Impact Driver Review
This cordless impact driver from Milwaukee comes with two batteries

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