The difference between a drill and an impact driver
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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the impact driver literally has a hammer and anvil moving axially.
it’s not the same
@@colinturner8908 ??
The drill has a hammer option. Does that imitate impact?
@RizzyRiz454 No, the hammer action is in and out to break stone. impact applies a twisting force. some drills have a hammer option for stone. However, this is not the same as impact.
@RizzyRiz454 no, hammer is back and forth for stone, impact is circular twisting motion for driving
Most efficient explanation on UA-cam. 🙇♂️
Thanks. Perfect length for explanation.
😂 short explanation but very informative. Never thought of that too, having not to change the bit so nice to have the drill and driver combo
Always
Literally that alone convinced me to get the combo kit instead of just the drill lol
Funny thing I actually use the bits the other way around. Drill bit in the impact and driver bit in the drill. I’m usually setting screws to a certain depth or don’t want to overturn them so the drill lets me set the screw at the right depth
My thoughts exactly. Although a lot of impact drivers have speed settings… you’re supposed to set it to speed 1 on an impact if you’re doing delicate inserts on say: cabinets or drawers… the problem is that no one really takes the time to do this in my work🫠
The drill also works great for screwing for delicate work as well but at the lowest speed and lowest number from what I recall, but people in my line of work only ever use a drill to make holes… which I can’t really blame them since thats in its name lol
Nice and concise on how they are different but useful doing a real world job.
1 in many that distinguishes and understands why you have to have both and appreciates their uses
nah they re the samething n only mean to drill shts. u need to stop listening to the salesperson they just want u 2 buy all their sht!
@jake9854 nah, both are very useful and if you're a professional you're gonna need both, they aren't the same
Good comparison. Thanks!
With trigger control on drill mode, on most brands, you can do delicate and tough work with a drill driver. I've put 2000 screws into work at home with my Milwaukee m18 drill driver and put large fasteners and small. Not once did it fail me. Trigger control on the user is key.
Never once used the impact. It's just so loud. And on speed 1 I can drive monstrous things with the drill driver. Most screws today in construction and most wood don't need pre-drilling. That is only for furniture /cabinet work.
I guess it's a matter of taste. The compact feel is great though! But then there are compact screw drivers without chucks and drill bits for them.... I guess If you are smashing down hex screws on the construction site all day? I just don't see the greatness of these big impact drivers. Noise is literally deafening too.
Perfect explanation.
Thank you for this explanation!!! Super simple
I am still kinda learning how to use my drill as a driver, but I highly recommend using the clutch.
Figure out which clutch setting allows you to drive the screw without burying it in the wood and snapping your wrist.
It takes practice, but the drill is much quieter than the impact driver.
Also, there’s really no need to drill a hole if you’re driving small fasteners like in your video.
The hammering sound also helps save you from breaking screw heads. Using a drill you wont know till you snap a head off and the impact is letting you know its met heavy resistance and to stop. Promise if you pay attention itll save on screws. Cant speak on ryobi but my dewalt drill will try to spin out of your hands or breaks the srcew head if it meets too much resistance, it doesnt bog down like this.
Very good explanation
Thank you for the explanation Sir.
Always use both for that same reason
Is it the guy in me, i love these tools❤
Bro you got a whole guy in you? Go to a doctor.
On fucking point. You're awesome dude.
Good explanation
For small screws a regular drill with impact mode might be good enough for screwing and unscrewing.
Or get this. I can have 2 drills, and using a piece of test lumber, I can set the torque on the second drill to flush set the screws. Usually faster but his way works too. Different ways for different people but at the end of the day if it got built you did a good job
if you use the drill without a ratchet setting you've got a good chance of breaking your wrist if it bogs down the wrong way. Source: experience.
The drill does not bog down because its a drill, its because thats a ryobi drill
The main difference for me is the impact driver stays at home😂
Would I use the impact driver to drill a hole in a condo wall….i believe they are concrete walls.
Thanks!
Thanks mate uk love ❤
i used drill only to drive in small lags while putting up small structure for chickens. ruined the little gearbox in my dewalt. Impact driver is built to handle that higher stress / torque.
Great video bro. I actually use my impact for light weight drilling.
Cool
So in short, a drill is best for drilling holes and a driver is best for driving screws… makes sense
I use my impact for damn near everything haha
It's a good job your an American
nuhun mang
Nice
You have the drill set to 3 on the chuck so it supposed to stop
Why not jus have 2 drills then? Why a drill n an impact?
Nice🎉
Don't you want the drill bit in the impact driver?
Slightly less 😂
Impact for shorter screws, drill for longer.
For me it's the opposite. The advantage of an impact driver is that you can skip pre-drilling. With the impact for short screws it's easy to push just a little too much amd damage the wood
@@raduszilagyi6055 while this can be true, the longer the screw the more torgue is lost due to twisting of the screw. With a drill and it’s constant torgue that is no issue
The ryobi tools fit the operator lol
Drills have more torque fun fact the impact literally just helps with cam out
Oh for lord sake.............. you ONLY use an impact driver in situations where a drill would stall out. That's why the impact repeats itself hits over and over....
Eat a steak or cheeseburger. I'd be terrified to work next to you if power tools were involved.
Good job nerd!
U said nothing! Omg
If you buy real tools you won’t need to pre drill holes
Nope, the impact driver does not do little hammering motions. It starts and stops about 50x per minute - but it does not hammer.
Nope. Almost had it buddy
Don't troll the boy
You should look at the slo mos of the internals of an impact
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