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impact wrench, to buy or not to buy
"dave" wrote in message ... I've been toying with the idea of getting an impact wrench. (battery elect. driven). I do the (all too) occasional work on the car etc and have heard how useful these thing are supposed to be (eg getting rusted nuts off etc). From what I can see though, it'd be tricky to get something the size of the wrenches I've seen anywhere near an exhaust nut! Still, I appreciated views on; The general usefulness of impact wrenches Any recommendation as to make/model (£100 limit for me) 1/2 or 3/8? See the review: http://www.onlinetoolreviews.com/rev...obioneplus.htm Scroll down to the Impact Driver. With charger, 2 batteries and Impact Driver the Ryobi is £130 from Screwfix and you can add to it by buying the tool with the battery. An Impact Driver can be used as an Impact Wrench with an adaptor. If you wants a versatile tool the driver is better than the wrench. If you want to use it for heavy car work continuously then a wrench is the one. |
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