DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HAMMER DRILL DRIVERS & IMPACT DRIVERS (Ultimate Guide Tips and Tricks)
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- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HAMMER DRILL DRIVERS & IMPACT DRIVERS (Ultimate Guide Tips and Tricks) In this video we explain to the #verycoolgang the big difference between Impact Drivers and Hammer Drill Drivers and which one would be the best for your needs. A traditional drill driver comes with a 1/2'' chuck which is one of the main differences from an impact drivers 1/4'' collet and we explain all the differences in this video! Nowadays these new power tools have a lot of technology built into them, like Bluetooth to connect a tool to your phone! We also give you some tips and tricks when using these two different tools and we explain how to determine which battery you should use and will need. Please make sure too leave anymore tips and tricks down in the comments section below and be sure to share this video with someone you know who could use this ultimate guide! If you learned something new let us know about it in the comments section below.
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WOW! This video was extremely helpful. I had wondered which driver was the most versatile, and you answered my question. Love the tips at the end!! I’m from Philadelphia, too!
Awesome Lisa, we’re neighbors!! 👍🏻
But what about compact 12v hammer/ impact drivers?
Deep down, Nick always wanted to be an orchestra conductor.
JC...🤦🏻♂️🤣
Video was super entertaining & informative! But THIS comment...🏆😅👍🏼
I was thinking more along the lines of too many late night/early infomercials. It's a subconscious audition for the Home Shopping Network lol
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They should let him use the bathroom.
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Moving those hands around like Scotty Kilmer.
I was thinking the same! lol
Using your drill driver will lower its life
I wouldn’t even call Scott’s a mechanic
Scotty
Rusty Bryant 😂
@15:06 is the funniest statement ever! "We're in 2020 pops!" Thanks for the demo and the laughs bro 😂
Happy Saturday thx for the comparison Nick & for the tricks & tips!
If it's got a quarter hex on it.....put it in the impact!...🤘
If it has the little cut around the end of the hex and is rated as an impact bit. I've seen hex shaft bits used in impact drivers not only fall out, but also twist or even shatter, because they are not designed to be used in an impact.
Some really nice and helpful starter info here, thanks Nick!
This is such a great video! I really appreciate your thoroughness on the clutch and those power settings. I always wondered what those meant. Great job!
I smashed that like button! Thanks for the tips!
Very informative! Thanks for the video. Really helped!
Great video. Thanks for posting. Learned a lot.
Thank you! This answered many of my questions and I now understand the difference between them which will help me be more productive and efficient! Great video!!
Thanx for the great tutorial on the difference. I'm just getting started on woodworking as a hobby and this definitely cleared up some questions I had with my impact and drill driver.
Learned a lot man. Thanks.
This is probably the BEST video on the difference between the two drivers / drills. Thanks my man!!
Thanks for another great video! Learned a lot...especially to be careful with a powerful drill driver due to the high torque they can produce. Huge fan of Kobalt stuff...will be ordering the new $399 (!) 5 piece XTR combo kit with rolling case, when it becomes available for shipping online. Just wanted to mention for folks that may be new to how impact drivers work, that the impact is in the rotational direction of the fastener, whereas the impact with a hammer drill is straight ahead, in line with the bit. Thanks again!
Super helpful! I just bought a DeWalt Impact driver and this vid of yours really gave me all info I need to operate it properly. Thanks.
I learned a lot today! Thanks!
Great video, really informative and easy to understand for beginners like me. Thanks!!
Regarding drill bits in an impact driver: they aren’t made all the same. Some are impact “ready”, meaning they are 1/4” hex shanked, to fit into an impact. Other drill bits are impact “rated”, meaning not only are the 1/4” hex shanked, but the manufacturer of the drill bit intends for the user to be able to use them in an impact driver if the user wants to, and that the bit should be able to handle being impacted by the tool.
Love this...I work at a home improvement box store. This info helps me sell correctly.
Good video, valuable tips. Thanks dude!
Nick, thanks for a great bit of information.
Awesome video, thank you!
Great review! Thanks!
Just got my drill and impact for Christmas 2021. Awesome video.
Thank you! Not easy to find this information!
True. Please keep the teaching and learning for some of us noobs.
Nick good video thanks for all the tips and the knowledge sharing with the very cool gang! I'm using the Bosch 183 hammer drill, the impact Bosch Frick first gen for my woodworking and for my home maintenance ( drilling in concrete, blocks, changing car tires...). So thanks for everything and for your skilful assistant😉
Great demo, learned a few tricks today.
I learned a lot, great video!
Nick you the man 👊 I appreciate everything you do
Thank you for the support Thomas!
Thank you for this awesome review, saved me money on buying another tool for the drilling, i already have the driver. Ordering the correct drill bits (quarter inch hex) which i didn't know about and I'm done.
Thanks, very useful!
First off I'd like to say a damn good video! I just watched on another channel a video stating drilling is best left to the drill but after watching your very explicit demonstration I agree with your video the impact driver with the correct impact drilling bit is a much better option and easier on the body. Plus I appreciate the tips and tricks you gave on how to remove a screw that has a stripped head and how to use a screw as a drill bit - That's what I call real 🌎 world construction 😎👍 knowledge.
Wow that was an amazing video for a beginner. I am new with tools as I have been doing wood pallet art. I have watched several videos but this one is by far the best. East to follow for a beginner and tons of information.
After seeing your demo, it looks like no need for drill driver! This makes my decision easier. Have to put cabinets up. This seems to fit bill. Thanks for the class and tips! much appreciated. Didn't know a lick about powertools, but now I know a lot more thanks to the your video!
Thank you for the awesome feedback!
I learned a lot!!! Thanks!
Well done Nick very informative 👍
These videos by Nick are the BEST!! Keep doing these please.
Powerful shoutout to Norm Abram. Used to watch The New Yankee Workshop with my dad before school when I was young and he really helped cement my fascination with tools and building things!
Holy shit you just hit a part of my childhood I totally forgot about!
Oh man, I have have never had a drill of any power tool really, but today I learned so much with you here. Thank you!
Great job with the explanations and very clear. Which Dewalt model of drill/driver/hammer are you using at the 8:18 mark of your video? Thank you for the video.
I've been an HVAC installer for about 5 years, I love my Ridgid tools, the lifetime warranties are unbeaten in the industry.
The only gripe I have with them is that they just don't have the range of tools that Dewalt or Milwaukee has.
Never would have thought to drive with an impact. And never would have thought to tighten the Chuck of hammer drill to a screw. I've always used rubber band on a bit to get out stripped screws. Great tips guys!
Nice info for a newbie in powertools. Good videos! 😏
Awesome and thanks.
I really enjoyed this video and visual demonstration. Definitely helpful. Not bad for a Dewalt guy
Thanks this video is very helpful
Great video! New to drills and learning to be a sparky. Great lay terms and language.
If that isn't the Australian version of an electrician then I don't know what is. The most Oz-esque thing I've read all week lol.
Great Video man!!!!!
I grew up in residential construction. My Dad owned an electrical company and we wired up a lot of nice homes that were fairly big. Before 60 my Dad had blown out both his shoulders and had both replaced. Hardest working man I ever met. I can't agree more with what he says about tool weight and saving your body!
Thanks for explaining the difference. Now I know 👍
Definitely a user of the Painters Tape!
Great help thanks 👌
awesome!... thanks for review and awesome tips from indonesia!
Thanks for this video
Just an FYI the reason they say don't drill with in impact has more todo with the material the bit is made from and not being an impact grade metal. With soft woods it is probably not a big deal. But harder woods, metals, and so on you could crack or shatter drill bits in an impact over a drill. And that's from the constant impacting that is taking place. And I've asked manufacturers why they put the 1/4" end on drill bits, and the normal answer I get is that's what sells. Just thought I'd share what I found in my years in the tool trade. Otherwise great video love watching. Go Dewalt!
Your the best Nick, thx!
simple tip I learned the hard way when I was an apprentice. I'm sure most will say I was obvious but never put your head close enough to the drill where in the case of bind up like it did to Nick it knocks you off a ladder . Sounds stupid but there's plenty of situations where you can end up learning this the hard way.
That’ll knock some sense in to you!
@@VCGConstruction 😂🤣😂🤣😂👍🏾
You can't fix stupid, but you can slap sense
Awesome video for beginners like me! 😎👍
This is a great video! Thank you😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
I recently purchased the DCK299D1W1 kit with the 998 with 8ah and 887 with a 2ah battery, I had a 885 impact already which I use a lot at work, and this new power detect drill is a monster, makes drilling all the holes much easier and faster when I rough out, I use my impact still to drill holes when I need something smaller to fit in spaces the 998 won’t, outstanding tools and always a great video from this channel.
I bought the same kit November 30 2021 and love both tools. Just a DIY’er but really appreciate quality and what this kit contains!
Excellent video Nick
Great job with the information.
Thank you Robert!
Great video Nick 👍👊👌
When it comes to paddle bits Daredevil is by far the best and it happened to be on this channel I asked a question about a good spade bit and thank you to New Jersey Workshop for pointing me into the right direction because I never had a problem my bits thanks New Jersey Workshop
Good job, Nick!
Great video!
Decision made. Thanks!
By far the most entertaining tool reviewer on TH-cam 😂
great video I learned a little something today I love your tips on how to get things done when you break a screw off or you need a quick drill bit. Great video. And I did buy a 20 volt impact driver-drill. I will be upgrading the battery.
I just got a drill impact driver DeWalt 18v set today so looking forward to trying it out
Great Tips at the end
nice video man 1!
You can also get a 1/2 drive to hex adapter to turn larger impact guns into hex drive. In addition, can use a 3/8 to 1/2 increaser (impact rated) to use the hex adapter with 3/8 drive as well.
First time watching you, great video and learned so much more. +1 subscriber and 👍
Glad we could help you angel!
I was watching another video on the difference between the tools and I almost fell asleep. Then I picked to watch this video, again. Again, because I’ve watched it before. It’s entertaining and informative.
Love the trick mate
Thank you so much! Upgrading my battery vs buying a whole new drill. Thanks!
Yo Nick thanks for the tips Bro! As always Stay Safe VCG BROS!
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I like Nick. Sure he is passionate but he is "the man". I could listen to him all day.
Thank you for the support William! You are the man!
Nicr vid nick keep it up if i had to choose one id choose the impact all day
learned a lot!
Great video brother 👊👍. I like the idea of using the screw as a drill bit. I have done that before lol. That DeWalt 998 is a torque monster bro. Keep up the good work guys 👍
Thank you for the support Brandon!
Coming from a background in concrete rework; core drilling, big hydraulic concrete sawing, diamond wire sawing etc, my fav love tool maker and company is Hilti. But having to quit because of an accident, these days it's mostly Milwaukee for me. Top shelf power, build, very good quality, for what just a few years ago was midrange prosumer priceclass. After a severe accident, my work now is microsoldering. There my fav brand is very much in the same vein (top quality and performance for prosumer price; Hakko).
This price didn't matter nothing really touches the Hilti but they are ridiculously expensive
Appreciate...really helpfull,impact drill is enough for me.
Great video.
I work at lowes on the overnight shift. I also just happen to work in the tool department. I got a great deal on my 899 dewalt impact wrench...I only paid 250 bucks....a week later it went back up to 350 dollars. I love my job!
Your Great‼️👍🏾🇹🇹 Very comprehensive and entertaining 👏🏾♥️👊🏽😁
Was looking for info on choosing tools to buy in the (Black Friday) sale. Got so much more... knowledge. 🤔
Subscribed 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🤸🏽♀️. From Trinidad but, my son lives in Boston.
Enjoyable vid and very informative for this novice. Thanks. Now if I can find a inexpensive impact driver.... Sure could use one if you got one...? Thanks. G
Thanks for the video from Davenport Iowa. LOL
I love your gestures makes it more interesting
Haha thank you!
Awesome video!
Thanks spider!
Omg lol my dad did that old trick using a piece of tape to put on the spade bit awesome
You're a good teacher
Love your show. Dewalt.
Thank you i still need the hammer drill i have cement walls and i appreciate the tricks with the screws i didnt know them i had many stripped screws i wish i knew that years ago
I didnt get the hammer drill i got a 12v Bosch impact driver and a n adapter that takes drill bits it works almost as good as a hammer drill just a little wobble in the chuck but with 100nm of torque there is plenty of power to do anything
Great stuff, could the screw issue on the DeWalt be the massive battery that has so much torque? Try it with the smaller one.
Oh yeah..awesome video...do to this video I Will definitely buy an impact drill..thanks a million..
This Ol'Fart Appreciates your awesome video !!! Great job Young man !!!