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Used to work in the trades, almost never used impact drivers. Always thought they were primarily for heavier workloads like hex nuts/screws. But maybe I've just

• ohnoitsahuman 2y ago
  You've been missing out. At first blush it does seem stupid to use an impact driver in a wood screw, but they just don't strip or cam out. They're the same size as drills now.
  • Loughla 2y ago
    The Milwaukee is smaller and lighter than the drill, even. It's amazing. And it has adjustable torque, which means you can use it for drywall even without punching through the paper. And putting in metal roofing or walls without hammering the rubber washer on the roofing screw is amazing. You don't even have to think. Set it to torque setting 1 and forget about it.