Anybody use a good one that doesn't snap? I'm only giving these things light to medium use and they all break. I've just used box store ones. I'm not afraid to spend a few bucks on one that stays strong.
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Anybody use a good one that doesn't snap? I'm only giving these things light to medium use and they all break. I've just used box store ones. I'm not afraid to spend a few bucks on one that stays strong.
I use a non impact on a 10.8V drill, 1/4" and 3/8".
Even the big impact sets in 1/2" and 3/4 use different extensions which are black coloured and presumably a different alloy.
i suspect you would want the harder stronger alloy?
I've used these
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauke...5031/202562858
And the DeWalt version. Both sucked.
I use similar, just in a non impact.
I think that an impact would cause some extra stress or strain.
(... and hence fatigue or failure.)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HCP25QH..._t1_B07H5W6B8H
or you could get something that is made to do it
Century tool and drill part #68580
Boss man got a couple of these a few years ago, and the second one is still in the package in the tool box. Your driver may be stronger than our 18v Makita, so ymmv.
Maybe ask a few local mechanics what's held of for them?
My 36v Hitachi makes that Fuel drill look like thisQuote:
Originally Posted by porscheman
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l1...sesn57xkl.jpeg
Mine is obviously tough that's why it's breaking the "impact ready" adapters. I need made for sockets!
I did $40 snap on adapters. I may resort to that. Trying some cheaper stuff first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hillbilly SQ
I got the century adapter suggested today. To be continued.....