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   Sancho | Oct 08, 2003 03:49am | #1

   Dude Ive had mine for quite a while now..they sell themselves. Everyone I know who has one recommends it to someone else. They are nice huh?

    

   Darkworksite4: Subterráneo en la república de gente de Calif

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   blues_hound | Oct 08, 2003 06:33am | #2

   This impact driver is like a cold glass of water for man dieing of thirst.  I absolutley love this tool i use it almost exclusively more torque than i will ever need for finish work and at 12 volts it is the most perfect size for getting in to tight spaces.................Obstacles are the things you see when you take your eyes from the goal!

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   Sancho | Oct 08, 2003 05:19pm | #3

   ive save quotes for quite a while and I got that one you have for your tag line. In fact its one of my favorites. 

   Darkworksite4: Subterráneo en la república de gente de Calif

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   cicero | Jul 29, 2005 11:43am | #4

   What I like about the impact driver,which I received yesterday,is that it doesn't lift the melamine when you drive screw,it leaves it flush,saves sanding flat when you joint two carcass's.

   I have to thank you chaps in the USA for pointing me in the direction of said tool.

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   DoubleB | Jul 29, 2005 07:53pm | #5

   What I like about mine is that I got it for Ten Bucks at Home Depot!! Sorry, I had to gloat to folks I know would care. I actually bought just the driver, no battery or charger. It was a diplay model that they had thrown on the clearance table. I scooped it up knowing I would need another cordless drill at some point and I would just buy a 12v Makita. And I did. Although the drill burned up after a few months of not very heavy use...I have it in getting warranty repaired right now.

   As for the impact driver...it is awesome. Perfect size, nicely balanced and powerful. If anyone is contemplating getting one don't hesitate. They're worth it...at least for 10 bucks!!! haha...seriosly though....they are worth full price as well.