Most manual impact drivers also sport a three-eighths-inch or half-inch anvil to hold an adaptor, which also means you could put a socket on these and try to loosen a stuck hex cap screw.

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

An impact driver won't replace your cordless drill/driver, but it will expand your abilities.

If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, here's all the details on which bits are compatible, and how to switch them when necessary.

If you've been shopping for impact drivers at your local Menards, you've probably checked out the Masterforce Impact Driver, but how does it stack up to Ryobi?

Although a regular power drill and impact driver may look similar, they boast some significant differences. Here are a few projects for both tools.

Drill, hammer drill, or impact driver: Which one will work best for your DIY project? Choose the right tool for the job with this guide.