There are loads of major tool brands on the market today, which can make it difficult for newcomers to the scene to choose the right one for them. If you're in this camp and are experimenting with ...

An impact driver is the workhorse in any workshop. Dealing with screws and other fasteners that require some real muscle to handle? Step aside, cordless drill, and let the impact driver take over.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A good impact driver needs power — it's right there in its name that the tool's primary function is to deliver blunt force. While a standard ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Many professionals and DIYers turn to DeWalt for construction and carpentry products, as several of the brand's products are great tools for ...

One final difference: Hammer drills and standard drills use a chuck that can accept a variety of bits, but an impact driver ...

Does the average mechanic need a high-torque impact wrench? No. With how far cordless tools have come, a mid-torque or even a compact impact wrench is likely enough for 95 percent of the situations ...

Cordless impact wrenches keep getting more and more powerful in smaller and smaller packages. So much so that the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2-Inch high-torque impact wrench—part number: 2967-20—is actually ...