If You Don't Know How to Use It, Don't Buy It!

[@sbfguy7793]

You've inspired me to go put my drill and impact head to head driving 3 inch screws. brb.

[@alexanderlavoie5461]

As a mechanic, drills are for drilling, and impacts are for fasteners.

[@pauljarrell8162]

You’re never gonna agree with everything everyone says, I’m a DeWalt guy, so naturally, there’s gonna be some things about this channel that we’re not gonna see eye to eye on, however, when someone is right, I will give credit where credit is due. I could not possibly agree more With your thoughts that you share in this video. I cannot begin to even try and fathom how many screws I have put in in my life. I have never put a screw in with an impact. And I have been just fine. I can change the bit in a drill in a second or two. You are dead on.

[@rosswitte]

They can't handle the truth...

[@mr.friendly1256]

Yeah yeah yeah I get it drills are a valid tool, but ya know what? Drills don't go "blapblapblapblap" like an impact driver and I like that sound much better than "burrrrrrrr" so eat that

[@protein9023]

If “I have a tool channel but never actually worked a day in my life” was a person

[@chadhall6296]

An impact will ruin a tap-con

[@GreenEagleVR]

The Lazy and the “Macho” will never heed this advice

[@brandon.4451]

Don’t forget you can make scrabbled eggs with it.

[@chbabin]

If that breaks your wrist you got weak wrist

[@birdy9922]

Grabs some popcorn and heads over to the Comment Theater. The show is about to begin...

[@elliotokirie3404]

I use both everyday, impacts are lighter and are less tiring over a workday

[@mdood9299]

There's a reason that they typically come in a kit together.

[@ericperez6207]

For woodwork I suppose I can agree with you but in my line of work where I’m running fasteners through metal and concrete… I need my impact more than my drill

[@dlmonsterlb4689]

My impact weighs significantly less than my drill. Holding it ALL day, I'm going to choose the impact. When I need a drill, I'll get the drill. With that, a drill has a multitude of uses beyond the predictable. If you have a screw with a messed up head, tighten the drill around it if you can get enough grip on the screw and reverse it out

[@Sinkorswim317]

In the automotive industry the impact is the superior tool.

[@jonathanfreeman7761]

I always have both simply because one is not superior to the other. They excel at at different levels in each job but are interchangeable if necessary

[@BlackenedEclipse]

I’m happy to own both, they really are different tools if you know what their strengths and weaknesses are, but they both can do some similar tasks so it’s really down to preference.

[@acestreet494]

I use both. But I primarily use an impact driver because its more compact, lighter, and usually faster than driving wood screws with a drill. Also to adapt the drill chuck to a driver makes the drill way to long to be useful. It’s all personal preference.

[@estebancamachomartinez724]

I buy whatever the fu ck I want with my money😂