Good examples. Question: is it *always* impacting or can it be used like a non-impacting screwdriver? Most of my needs would not require impact but I love the torque and the short head length of these things!
@@ToolTest Yes came down to that and a Bosch. I was replacing an old Ryobi HP53L that I can no longer find batteries for here in Canada. Because of that I was already used to the battery-in-the-grip and thus very compact size. Went with the Bosch GSR12V-300HX. The Ryobi still has a more friendly insert/release for bits tho!
Good examples. Question: is it *always* impacting or can it be used like a non-impacting screwdriver? Most of my needs would not require impact but I love the torque and the short head length of these things!
always impacting, yes. Maybe you should consider this model: th-cam.com/video/Tu5gKXpLnYo/w-d-xo.html
@@ToolTest Yes came down to that and a Bosch. I was replacing an old Ryobi HP53L that I can no longer find batteries for here in Canada. Because of that I was already used to the battery-in-the-grip and thus very compact size. Went with the Bosch GSR12V-300HX. The Ryobi still has a more friendly insert/release for bits tho!
@@rcgillsympaticoca It sounds to me that the Dewalt DCF601 is the tool that would suit your needs.
Una cosa muy buena de las herramientas Dewalt es que tiene mejor iluminación yo tengo Milwaukee y no es tan buena