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You do hear them use the impact drivers a lot, I cringe when I hear them rattling away when people are setting upWrapped around your broken wrist. 🤔
You do hear them use the impact drivers a lot, I cringe when I hear them rattling away when people are setting upWrapped around your broken wrist. 🤔
Only if used incorrectly same with some drills. 🤔Wrapped around your broken wrist. 🤔
Many years ago we bought one of those B&Q "specials" drill. It lasted for awhile before NiCad battery went kaput. It was cheaper to buy another "special" than buying a battery however after about a year or two the battery failed. It was also used around the home.I don't use an impact driver, but a drill, with a variable speed and adjustabe torque.
I get a hands on "feel" to the torque that I am applying to the steadys, I do hear people using their drills with the adjustable torque settings , too low rattling away.
The batteries on my Draper Expert, not Black and Decker as I posted earlier, are in a poor state, replacements range from £60 to £130, Birthday Present maybe. No replacement to Li-ion unf.
Stick with manufacturer battery where possible to avoid possible fire. Li ion power tool batteries use same technology as ebikes.I use Ryobi as they kept the same battery style when transitioning from Ni-Cad to Li-ion 18V and there's lot of third party suppliers of battery pack sso my three 20+ year drills and screwdrivers are still in use (currently have six battery packs) unlike other manufacturers where the battery pack died and was more expensive to replace than buy a new drill and battery as the new drills changed the battery pack style which were not compatible with older drills (Dewalt, Bosh Black and Decker and others to mention but a few)