If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, you don't necessarily need to use DeWalt driver bits. Generally speaking, bits are universally compatible.

While testing, I assessed how prone each impact driver was to stripping and overdriving and how easy each tool was to use by considering its weight and balance.

Historically, impact wrenches were predominantly pneumatic, or air powered, which left them squarely in the domain of professional mechanics. To run a typical 1⁄2-inch pneumatic impact wrench ...

Two such types of drills are the hammer drill and impact driver, but discerning the differences proves to be more difficult than one would think. After all, it's power tools, not rocket science.

The DeWalt 20V Max Cordless Impact Wrench is on sale for just $119 on Amazon. Shoppers love its "excellent" torque, compact design, and steady balance ...