Is the impact driver a 1/2 inch too
1247761
The impact driver is a industry std , 1/4 " Quick clip socket. Std impact bits and attachments fit this unit. The drill also has an impact setting on it and a clutch , it is 1/2 "
1247762
no, but its powerful at 3/8th, but if the person asking the question wants a real sweet drill and impact I'd opt for the new Panasonic; only wish I knew how good they were when I bought this set; Panasonic is lighter and much more powerful.
1548841
DCF886 20V MAX* 1/4" impact driver provides 1,500 in-lbs of max torque at fast 0-2,800 RPM speed and 0-3,200 impacts per minute
1750023
It should, I've used mine in my 3/8 & 1/2 drills. Also used in my impact driver with no problems.
1342211
No.The tools are the same size.Only the square drive is larger in 3/8.I have the 1/4 I like it.Remember it is a 12volt power rachet not an impact wrench,you may have to break the fastner loose or tighten final torque by hand.If you have lots of 3/8 drive stuff buy the 3/8, otherwise I say buy the 1/4 and update your sockets and extensions.The 12volt battery keeps the tool size managable. I bought mine to work on 6 and 6.4 Ford Diesels,I am glad I did.
1204736
Yes, a 1/2" drive fits the tool. I used my 1/2 breaker bar to hold the engine, another breaker bar and socket to remove the pulley bolt. The tool works great.
1033629
Thanks, this is what I thought, but just wanted to see if by chance that the 1/2 inch was abailable. All of my bits are 1/2 inch shank. Thank You Tagwatts1
1137123
No. It does not show in the specs but it gauges to 14 tpi by .95 in. micrometer with a wrench flat of 1-1/8". It is American thread.I was pulling a drive hub off my tractor and the slide did not stand up. This hub puller bolt worked for me with a 3 pound hammer after I got it real tight with 1/2" breaker and 2 ft. pipe and 2 wacks with hammer. I would only use impact 3/4 or 1/2 if hammer did not work, as I have seen some really good tools/parts explosion problems.
1729064
Nope, it's a blade / flat "micro-sized." In the image of the item look at the upper right portion. That curved bit ends in a small vertical piece. That's the "micro-sized" flat screw driver. It's probably a sixteenth of an inch wide.
1040306
I used this 1/2 inch adaptor on my 1/4" drive impact to to break 60# 3/4"nuts...no problems..stood up...I would say yes...
904614
CFM need is 6.1, Most 1/2 inch impacts require around 5-7 CFM. You might need to go with a 3/8 drive for lower CFM.
446972
Don't know.This impact tool is very strong to much for use in small screw or bolt.
1371073
I run a 1/2 inch impact pretty regularly. It doesn't cycle that much. It has a very hard time with a cut off tool or angle grinder.
1248459
From the looks of pictures of your driver, it accepts 1/4" quick release impact bits. If that is true than yes, it will will work with your driver.
2066096
This set will work fine with the 1/4" impact driver you mention. In addition to the sockets, the set includes 2 adaptors that go from the 1/4" hex drive of the impact driver to the 1/2" square socket drive. So you're ready to go with this set. (I use it with a Bosch 1/4" impact driver that's very similar to the DeWalt unit you mention.)
2208487
Both are 1/4 inch. This Drill does not have a traditional adjustable chuck. 1/4 inch hex bits like an impact driver. You will likely need to buy a drill bit set for it. There is a different set available if you want the adjustable chuck. The drill is a little larger, but still quite small.
1198937
Hi Greg. We had the legend also and this fit perfectly in place of it but I believe it is 1/2 inch.
2164117
Yes the impact drill driver is 1/4 in size... Very light and handy for my job, battery last about 6 hrs in heavy use, and charges in half hr. or so.