Topic: Be careful when using cheap impact drivers

[74750k4]

Might be good to wear safety glasses too...  a piece of steel flying into your eye could ruin your whole day!

[lone*X]

+1 of grinding the tip off.  I still have my early 1970's Craftsman impact driver and all the original trimmed bits and never a broken one.   Also allows the bit to seat deeper into the Philips or JIS head for a better grip.  If it bottoms out on the original point chances are the blades are not fully seated in the screw slots.  I learned this from a boat mechanic who had to deal with corroded screws in outboards used in salt water.

[RRRToolSolutions]

Guys, I've got more of those Heavy Duty JIS Impact drivers in-stock. I'm also having an "April Tools" sale right now.

Here is a link with more details -

http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=135828.0

Best Regards, Gordon

[grcamna2]

Guys, I've got more of those Heavy Duty JIS Impact drivers in-stock. I'm also having an "April Tools" sale right now.

Here is a link with more details -

http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=135828.0

Best Regards, Gordon

I ordered and just received one of those Made in Japan Vessel 2500's from you Gordon.The only thing different is the current one comes in a plastic pouch rather than a metal case,same Great product.
                                                                Thanks again for finding this for me.