If You Use an Impact Wrench, You REALLY SHOULD HAVE THIS TOOL!

[@SaturnineXTS]

I always thought the biggest problem with impact wrenches was that they sacrifice rotational speed for torque, so they take a lot of time to screw in very light screws that an impact driver, or even a drill/driver (or just a power screwdriver even) would take less time driving. But time seems to be the only compromise, apart from concerns of overdriving of course - but I think most modern impact wrenches have decent low-torque settings, so this is compensated for somewhat.

[@peter2213]

Great I can’t wait to use my Milwaukee 1 inch impact that’s meant to take railways apart to hang up pictures in my house

[@thetayz72]

how did it go?

[@vcommandarv5916]

​@@thetayz72 home fell apart 😢

[@UneducatedPhotographer]

My uncle was using one of these to assemble my greenhouse. There was a lot of "wuuups, getting rusty"

[@CautiousCrow]

Hmm I can finally use my 1200 lbft pneumatic impact wrench to drive a Phillips screw into some wood. :)

[@hafidzrazman5365]

does it work though? i mean if it can do both, then its a win i guess

[@ethanjohnson8247]

Now you can use it to put the little screws up in the wall to hang pictures from just don’t bust all the freakin drywall

[@ethanjohnson8247]

😂😂😂🤣🤪🤪

[@lucifchristo]

that's the beauty of it if you have screws that are too short and need to fasten two pieces of wood together you can drive it halfway through the first board LOL

[@lucifchristo]

I did that to make my wheel chocks and it worked out quite well

[@pt1125]

Looks really good on paper however the tool is heavy and if you have to drive screws all day it will get very tiring. You will enjoy a lot more with the lighter tool

[@hansolo8402]

If you comparing 18volts impact driver to cordless drill as a screwdriver, actually an impact driver is lighter at least for 18 volts Bosch

[@The52brandon]

Depends on the tool. The 1/2" stubby isn't too heavy and is very low profile

[@Vok250]

@@hansolo8402 the tool in the video is a 1/2 inch impact wrench. Not the same as a 1/4 impact driver.

[@thetayz72]

i know this is an old comment, but what if you use a subcompact impact wrench? is it still much heavier?

[@toplinkslogistic8736]

On my way to the store to get the power, thanks for saving my brain from blowing up thinking!!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha awesome. Thanks for the comment Links👊

[@meagaindave2049]

The master of adapters! Great job Clint. Your enthusiasm and positive attitude are so contagious! God bless! 😁👍

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha thanks for the awesome comment Dave, I truly appreciate it. I do like the name Master Of Adapters though 😏

[@meagaindave2049]

@@ToolReviewZone 😉👍

[@edgardoroman9061]

Great, now I have to buy an impact wrench so I can use that adapter.

[@mac_and_cheese4018]

Read the description "if you use an impact" that means either you own or use in general you illiterate SOB!

[@2ndsam302]

I wonder if these come in 3/4 drive

[@akmaldiable7060]

Awesome, now i have to buy both impact wrench and that adapter to try this.

[@nunzioification]

Great now I’m gonna have to buy the tool the adapter, lighting and a set to make a video good god

[@ToolReviewZone]

Hahahaha 🤣👊

[@ZERONEINNOVATIONS]

Nice video. My impact driver broke, and I have to buy a new one to finish my shed build project. However, I usually work on cars and sometimes I do woodworking. So I thought buying new impact wrench is more cost effective.

[@Lee-At-Green-Pheonix-Rc]

Finally u help me decide I was impact driver and getting hex to 1/2", 1/4", 3/8" adapters going for half inch impact wrench getting the half inch to hex and half inch to 3/8" 1/4" socket adapter cleared it up low settings for screws fasteners ect then I. Ready for lug nuts

[@benjaminromshak9904]

I run one on my big Multivolt 1/2 impact wrench. Use it when working on barns. Beast mode!!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Yeah buddy 👊 Thanks for the feedback

[@bryanromero1]

great if you don't want to spend more to get an impact driver. But, I tried this adapter and there was too much play and it made it a little frustrating to use

[@robprice6573]

A great idea I am going to buy that bit. I have the Milwaukee High Torque, and can get more use out of it

[@garyjames3626]

Use one most day's, highly recommend.

[@barrykery1175]

Only 14 bucks. Well worth it. Good video. Barry

[@Link124]

Only concern would probably be watch for the effects of the increased ft/lbs or in/lbs and probably increased impacts just in case it might be a bit more aggressive than a regular impact driver

[@jayrob7418]

Now this changes EVERYTHING!! Ty for the upload 👍. Smashed that like button 😊.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks Jose!!!!!

[@angelsandoval5100]

This is perfect for the m12 stubby 1/2" impact wrench

[@kundetjenesten]

Indeed it is. It actually works so well that I just sold my impact driver.

[@lucifchristo]

So is 1/4 inch socket LOL

[@lucifchristo]

Why not just use 1/4 inch impact socket to hold the bits? Seems to work fine for me

[@Wassenhoven420]

bit will fall out unless you mash some painters tape on the end of the bit ;)

[@arunkoshy]

Just saved my day! Thank you. I was trying to find this .

[@lucifchristo]

A quarter inch impact socket would do the same thing

[@q-bert6454]

Can’t you just use your drill instead of buying this adapter?

[@lucifchristo]

@@q-bert6454 I think the whole point of it is making it a quick Chuck

[@jbb66]

Subbed after seeing this gem. Went and bought two. Thanks for heads up on this.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Welcome to the channel Jarrod!!!!

[@johnrice9121]

Never seen anything like this besides the bosch freak. Very useful. Great find👌👍👍

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks John!!! I seen it hanging and grabbed it. I've really been having a lot of fun trying all of these bro

[@kyle_franks7662]

The Bosch freak is a crap impact wrench weak as hell

[@pete1323]

Kyle_franks Agreed

[@csbaero]

I would personally consider using normal bit holder & using shorter bit to eliminate that wobble

[@Cuauhtemoc3]

I just bought a baurer impact wrench thinking it was a impact drill. Im new to tools & was worried I had bought it for nothing since I just wanted it to drill in screws. Thanks for this video. I'm definitely going to buy one instead of buying a drill.

[@lucifchristo]

You can also use 1/4 inch impact socket instead of having to go out and buy another tool adapter all screw bits fit perfectly into 1/4 inch socket

[@dtiezzi]

same here..haha..now i'm a DeWalt 12V impact wrench owner

[@Kersenblik1]

same here hahaha :D Does it work well with the new piece?

[@bluemantom77]

That's another good video I've only seen this adapter before never used it looks nice compact if you use it on a 1/2 impact wrench but if you not doing installations in small spots then this will save you time and give you more room in your tool bag

[@ToolReviewZone]

Absolutely bro

[@hulong0205]

Thank you for the video. I’m planning to get one for my atomic impact wrench. Do you know any adapters that can turn 1/2 impact wrench to a drill with 1/2 chuck? Thanks.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video Clint great accessorie I have this accessory comes in handy

[@gelohphiemotoh9434]

i cant access the link.. is there any available to buy to the adaptor and the magnetic bit of makita

[@queenofspadz]

its Dewalt part number DW2298

[@mr22fast2]

I like it. Them are hard to find in most stores. Plus it maybe over power them little bits to handle. Maybe a piece of paper in the adapter to avoid the wobble. Thanks

[@brentlambert5274]

Awesome review mate! I thought mine was faulty until you mentioned there was a bit of a wobble in it. Makes me feel better. Thanks, from New Zealand

[@InsuranceIsLegalizedRobbery]

ANY bits, adapters or connectors attached to an impact wrench, impact driver that wobble on a FREE/NOT UNDER LOAD tool.. it’s a normal phenomenon! and once you put it under load and use it for an application, it will drive steady and firmly.. why? because a pressure, power and torque is applied to the fastener .

[@brentlambert5274]

@@InsuranceIsLegalizedRobbery thanks a lot for your answer, appreciate it! So does that mean when I buy bits for it (not adapters) there could still be a wobble in it? Thanks

[@edwardmacdonald5453]

Great piece of kit .well done cheers Ed

[@christilton350]

Oh yay now I have something to use when I want to snap all my bits and buy new ones.

[@LowestBidder]

Dewalt makes crap bits. Milwalkee on a dewalt is the way I go

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Killing it with these accessory videos Bro

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks bro. Hope you are all enjoying them

[@bobbystanley8580]

This is handy when driving lags that are over 4”

[@jamesdooley5194]

I’m very interested because I drive 8-12” grk lags

[@johndickerson536]

I need that adaptor. That will make my impact wrench more useful.

[@jcmarth1]

It’s a good back up weapon to keep on hand

[@philiphartley8823]

My Impact wrench include one in the box from new. Handy adaprer.

[@radaraacf]

I’ve got a Milwaukie one for my makita impact wrench, works great haven’t busted anything yet, but I’m only using it on the odd occasion when my Land Rover breaks down out bush as it lives in it, otherwise my impact driver is used at home, I just need them to quickly fasten up then hand tighten nuts and bolts sines I threaded a shocky while on the lowest torque setting grr

[@khalidyusufalkirwi]

is there one adapting for 3/8 square of the impact wrench?

[@Pro1er]

Yes there is. I bought a 1/2" drive and a 3/8" drive years ago and never use either one. They are a complete waste of money and a good way to break fasteners. You're much better off with even an el cheapo impact driver.

[@-._MXN]

GREAT VIDEO! Question: Is there an adapter like this to use an SDS Plus chuck??

[@jeffcoolhd]

TRZ I've really liked the way you dressed up the DeWalt with the Makita teal color. I never knew that the DeWalt thing that you showed even existed. Thanks for the heads up. Peace brother

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, yeah bro..... Makita getting way to much air time lately

[@sergiohenrique9694]

Incredible tool!

[@unknownsamoan01]

Nooooooo... I just brought an impact driver yesterday.. great video 🙌🏾👍🏾

[@levkuz873]

Can this adapter be used with a ground drill? An electric wrench has more torque than a screwdriver.

[@Fredengle]

My question is can I use a hex impact socket ?

[@tcolondovich2996]

Usually not using the impact wrench when I'm doing woodworking, and usually not using bits when I'm doing automotive repair work with the impact wrench. When would I ever use this?

[@ToolReviewZone]

Sounds like your using the wrong tools then

[@InsuranceIsLegalizedRobbery]

T Colondovich Well, you use this if you’re working on woods but you don’t have an impact driver, but u gotta have impact wrench to use it 😆

[@lucifchristo]

A quarter inch impact socket would do the same thing

[@papabits5721]

You can buy half inch sockets with any type of screwdriver you want.

[@markm.9932]

My 1/4 inch hex driver does the same thing for 80 bucks and it's Milwaukee m12

[@QiuyuanChenRyan916]

Tell you What That XR has more torp than a 3/8 impact wrench XR version. They are for two different jobs, try not to mix them up. Plus a Lug Nug needs a wrench straight, avoid loss in transition part.

[@tinksfawn08]

I was waiting to purchase both a new impact driver and an impact wrench. Think I’ll just grab the wrench first and wait on the driver. Thank you for this review!

[@tinksfawn08]

Too bad there’s no magnet, but, I’ll just do what you did and use my Makita adapter. 😊

[@ToolReviewZone]

Yeah this should save you a bit of $$$ tink. Thanks for he feedback bro👊

[@vojnikjna30]

Or just get the New Bosch freak 2 socket ready impact driver. No need for even attachments.

[@tinksfawn08]

Not a platform I’m in, so it would cost me more in the long run. But thanks for the suggestion.

[@NMad-kp2bu]

Sorry, but is it possible to use an impact wrench with an adapter and Phillips impact bit similar to a *hand tool impact driver* ? The one that use a hammer to strike the top of tool to loosen screws

[@realtruth97]

The link is dead

[@manofsan]

If you had to own one or the other (impact wrench vs impact driver), then is it better to have an impact wrench with an adapter, or better to have an impact driver with an adapter? I have a smaller car, but living in an apartment I don't do any house repairs. So I guess my main goal would be to change my own tires, or related auto repairs. Is the impact wrench more expensive than the impact driver?

[@hafidzrazman5365]

so impact wrench with the extension for screws, you can pretty much do both right?

[@manofsan]

@@hafidzrazman5365 people tell me that impact wrench can wreck screws, because of how impact wrench works. Apparently, impact wrench is really made only for removing nuts & bolts.

[@hafidzrazman5365]

@@manofsan yeah, ive looked it up, might be better off with an impact driver, it can do both

[@nickynuts8013]

Does the adapter have a spring loader bit holder that ejects the bit when you pull the release ring or is it a manual release that you have to pull and remove the bit by hand?

[@LowestBidder]

it pops a little. like a regular impact. if the tool is pointing down and release it will fall out

[@amoscardoza5253]

TRZ I want to thank you for showing me some things that I had know idea existed. This is another example! But I will be picking it up when I make my mext pilgrimage to home depot.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Anytime Amos. Thanks so much for the comment my friend 👊

[@7s29]

I have these tools, they come in handy.

[@Aepek]

So now....what you’re basically telling me here, is that “Duh Duh Duh..Duhhhhhh”, I can turn my Milwaukee stubby (or Milwaukee HTIW gen 2) into a Milwaukee Impact “FREAK” 😱. Shut your mouth, that’s just crazy talk🤣 Can honestly say this is one accessory (& I like me some accessories for my tools😉) that I’ve never heard of, nor seen before. The price isn’t bad, like the company selling it....even have an account. Dang it, guess gonna be buying adding this cute little accessory to my toolbox & just see how well it works & holds up over time, sweet👍🏻 Cheers, you’re the Best✌🏼

[@ToolReviewZone]

Lol, I love you comments Aepek 👊 That's why I like bringing these to the channel. Not everyone has seen them before and they can save some money for those who need them 👊

[@Aepek]

Tool Review Zone Thanks a Bunch....Appreciate the kind words, as well as, making these videos for us & having some fun along the way. Cheers✌🏼

[@amoscardoza5253]

Yo brother!!!

[@MrAbYounes]

Is there one for 3/8?

[@namwakamalumo1794]

How much is that impact driver and the bits..adapter's for attaching automotive sockets

[@shaolinthumbs]

If you're looking for a good impact wrench, clarkes do one (corded) for under £80 I can testify they're very good and powerful. I'd advise against using an impact driver to remove nuts as they don't have the same amount of torque that impact wrenches do. Impact wrenches can also be used as impact drivers 👍hope this helps

[@marko11kram]

I have this-- very useful for me

[@josephmalinowski6817]

that's it one more video on these magnetized tips I'm going to have an intervention but all joking aside which one do you honestly think is the best I liked the adjustable one

[@ToolReviewZone]

Lmao, I may need to seek help bro haha. So far, I have to say I like the Makita with the hex insert. Its strong as crap and kinda sleek

[@josephmalinowski6817]

Tool Review Zone lolol

[@aidanvogl]

Awesome video!! I just purchased a DEWALT impact wrench and thought that it was faulty because it was wobbling as you showed in the video with the impact socket on. Is this normal on impact wrenches?

[@ToolReviewZone]

Yes sir👊

[@jesterraj]

Beat it up..beat it up!!!

[@jettschenker]

Interesting item but I don't know about using an impact. Wrench is an impact driver as an impact driver tool usually has a few delicate modes on it and an impact wrench is more of a ball in a china shop

[@azmyin]

Is there a adapter that goes onto to a 3/4 anvil?

[@thurm101]

Getting one!!!!

[@MySpace662]

You can't control the speed of the impact driver; to use for any other purpose, except as an impact wrench.

[@Snooze-vy1yo]

my milsucky impact driver has 3 speed, and all 3 has trigger ramp control

[@apumasterp]

If you had good robertson screw, you wouldn,t need the makita adapter. Thats a way superior canadian screw, hands down!

[@shreepragada]

Shareable link isnt working. Can you post the model # of the Dewalt Adapter

[@JP-kg6wn]

Pretty cool, but I got the Amazon Chinese version wich if you get that one you are asking for trouble....

[@crunchyblack2224]

Thanks for this!

[@medimlovaraju4579]

Sir L type nut remove adapter available please tell me

[@alejandrosaenz970]

Thank you .

[@alexc.7449]

It's great however you still need an impact driver m12 for smaller jobs otherwise it's like taking a Hummer to go to the corner store

[@alisaiyan868]

Awesome! Hey everyone can we also drill with a impact wrench??

[@eddobond76]

I need to get an adapter ,so I can use it with my 3/4 gun,fun times .

[@daltonbrink9924]

I need one for my 1" gun!

[@42svb58]

Just get the driver. The weight difference over using it in the hot sun all day. Plus I have this by Milwaukee... I tried removing a rotor retaining screw and it broke the bit

[@amthevision8931]

Thing is, if I pair a drill driver with an impact wrench and this adapter, I'd be getting the Milwaukee M18 high torque impact wrench. Is that going to be too much for 1/2 anvil to 1/4 hex?

[@ridemfast7625]

Most of the better impacts have switch settings for low, mid and hi tq. And a variable speed trigger. I bought a kit with an impact driver and impact wrench. Going to sell the driver and keep only the wrench and use an adapter similar to the one in the vid. The primary use will be automotive. So keeping the wrench makes more sense for me.

[@jackjkantrowitz50kantrowit12]

What about is this to a impact wrench with a drill bit for making holes?

[@eddieliggins8716]

Hello everyone is do they make one for dewalt 3/8” impact wrench?

[@lopezo1818]

Will the adapter work in a Milwaukee

[@twairisal]

can u use regular bits? or only impact bits work with the converter?

[@lucifchristo]

I imagine it's the same as impact sockets Chrome or likely to shatter. Set of impact bits is like 15 bucks or less at Walmart and Harbor Freight

[@shaolinthumbs]

Normal sockets may break being used in an impact tool...

[@Cocora22]

So whats the difference between an impact wrench and an impact driver? I guess they aren't the same thing?

[@shaolinthumbs]

Impact wrenches shock seized on nuts and bolts to free them via high torque, also tighten on heavy duty fittings .impact drills are basically very powerful drills. An impact wrench can do what an impact driver can but not vice versa...

[@eliezerramosjr1017]

Bad habit bad case of the nail bites. That can lead to infections when you have it that low to the cuticle. Surprised can grab certain things with his tips might be tender. 😬

[@veracity91]

@ 3:30 - I call that the "DeWOBBLE" 😂

[@peter2213]

I mean realistically I could’ve just got a socket that will fit a Screw bit in and I’ll just have to make sure it don’t fall off

[@ridemfast7625]

Thats what I have done. Electrical tape works great. lol If I needed to change bits often, then a quick change adapter would be better.

[@shaolinthumbs]

Or buy a bag of nuridium bar magnets for £5 off ebay, stick on the side of the chuck, et voila! Magnetic chuck👍

[@flipicaneze]

Is there a 3/4 version of this adapter? I'd to do a double adaptation.

[@lucifchristo]

Just get a quarter inch impact socket it's the same size as any screw bit

[@JUKE179r]

@3:30... that wobble tho... 😱

[@MrHarr13]

I have this adapter and it worked perfect until the bits started to fail to lock in and now they just fall out. Any suggestions on a repair?

[@DvjUpset]

Im from Chile and I have no option in buying these kind of adapters here. Did you find a solution? Did you buy another DeWalt adapter or you purchased a Milwaukee?

[@DvjUpset]

Im asking cause if I buy something it must last for at least 6 months, I cant be purchasing and paying taxes every month haha

[@MrHarr13]

I bought a new generic one on amazon for 12$ Canadian.

[@babykakashi460]

Do thrr egg y have one for 3/8

[@jamesdevrees8663]

I think the link is dead.

[@dougtaylor8380]

What's next a SDS-MAX phillip's bit?

[@jabroni6199]

Sorry, I don’t hate myself enough to use this adapter on a heavy wrench for small jobs vs buying the right tool.

[@sherlockbonez]

My 1/4 already snap heads off 14 screws

[@JettaRedIII]

😂 just what I need-700 ft-lbs of torque to drive screws into wood. Seriously, it looks pretty cool.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha

[@zack6892]

With this adapter you can use the Makita 1/4 - chuck adapter and run large hole saws with your impact wrench. I guess a 7/16 adapter would make more sense but I've got one of these in my tool box I usually only use it when I don't have a driver on hand. I'll admit putting it on the 899 is kinda ridiculous lol.

[@lukie4ever]

I do this every day

[@eladioalaniz7905]

Most definitely going to get one this afternoon 😋

[@Javinkay]

That’s pretty cool

[@louindorato6855]

Where can I purchase it ? Can you put a link ?

[@ToolReviewZone]

Hi Lue, I have a link in the description. Acme tools has a good price on it

[@louindorato6855]

@@ToolReviewZone okay ty and keep up the great videos

[@ToolReviewZone]

@@louindorato6855 thanks Lou, have a tone of cool stuff coming soon buddy

[@StreetWorksMedia]

you must be from Pennsylvania