I have to say yukiwa is one of the best chucks in the world imo. And the thing is perfect for hole saws that bind up easy and whip your wrist around an impact is designed to stop that
Is this guy for real? He didn't know about the Malco TurboShear, apparently, until DeWalt released their knockoff. And apparently he has never seen this tool, either until DeWalt's knockoff.
Unless you only have an impact driver and can't afford a drill, I recommend using a drill for anything requiring a chuck. In my experience, the action of the impact causes often caused the chuck to get SUPER tight, making it a royal pain the loosen it when you want to release whatever it's holding.
That is ofc the best solution but there are also quite a few reasons to use an impact driver with a chuck, i for example sometimes need to drive in a plug for insulation, the bit only goes into a chuck and not a bit holder, but the plug is long and makes it heavy on the hands to use so an impact driver is verry usefull in that situation
thats fine for keyless chucks, however the chuck I just bought has a key with it and ive not had any problems with it. only 15$ on amazon and it goes up to 13 mm (1/2")
I paid 30 bucks for the Makita drill chuck adapter. I love it and it works great. I sadly didn’t know DeWalt made a drill chuck for the impact driver until your video. As always nice videos.
You know….Adding 1/2 inch to the length of their regular 796 or 996 drill, DW could incorporates an impact anvil mech to compliment the standard hammer action. Then ONE tool would drill, impact drill, screw drive and hammer! Win win. Q: Why did they make the shank on the chuck adapter so long?
Holy crap using the holes saws on the impact looks incredible because you don't get any lock up or kickback! The impact absorbs all the catching so you don't have to fight it.
They make a hole saw that snaps into an impact? I don't get this whole chuck excitment. I can buy everything that fits in an impact and if I need a chuck we all have drills
@@Vera-xu3xw This is true, but a lot of those types of accessories are new to me anyways and I honestly just had not thought of using a hole saw on an impact. That was the bigger revelation for me. Even watching the TTR I usually didn't take notice. Know what I mean? Just a good thing to know, hah. Plus hole saws can be quite pricey.
@@802Garage you don't buy hole saws you buy the hole saw set that attaches to drills or impact. I like my drill with the hole saw it locks the tool in tighter and I would rather feather the trigger and get a nice cut. I'm not in that big if a hurry. Pluse with most good drills you have a dial to set a torque range so you can do delicate jobs or use as a hammer. Impacts are Great but they're not for every job.
@@Vera-xu3xw I mean not being in a hurry doesn't mean it's inconvenient to get the job done faster and easier. If I can drill a 3" hole in metal to pass an exhaust through and not have the drill catch and try to sprain my wrist and also get it done quickly, I'm totally down! Those kits are still expensive is all I meant and if you already own the older style it's a nice thing to have.
I watched a video on the Makita chuck adapter and when the guy was backing out a big screw the Chuck kept coming loose and the bit kept falling out. Does the Dewalt one do the same when you are backing out a screw or lag screw?
After spending lots of money for a small set of drill bits with the drill driver ends, this new attachment will allow me to use all my old drill bits, roloc wheels, and everything else that needs a chuck. Awesome product, and I’m on team red usually.
Absolutely amazed! Was thinking if I need a drill, impact wrench or impact driver. This attachment makes it a no brainer. Can doo what all 3 tools do (practically). Thanks VCG!
I've had that Chuck for years only mine is 100% metal and it's made by Makita in Japan. And I had one close to twenty years ago that was Vermont American I'm not sure what happened to my Vermont American one but I'm still sporting my Makita one
The Yukiwa chuck on my Makita hammer drill is a fantastic piece of work. Very little run-out our wobble. I just wish Jacobs still made chucks that well.
Great work, I bitched my Milwaukee out with a impact ready Bosch chuck which is in the bag ready to go daily. Didn't let it replace the drill but it comes in handy. Gotta say Bosch issued a fine piece of machinery, all steel smooth and strong. And what doesn't look good hanging from the business end of a Milwaukee. Thanks for another great review madman. From out on Long Island, go Red or lay Dead!
Currently drill threw aluminum buliding live stock trailers with compressor drill .. thing blows thinking about using this see if it gets threw better any suggestions, think it work
Have one... but the chuck jaws on the accessory piece are locked open so it won’t tighten around a drill bit anymore. And, I don’t know how to fix it on the piece since there isn’t a hex screw inside of it. Anyone have advice???
Hearing loss is REAL, tinnitus is REAL! Don’t be silly and try to use your impact for everything. This tool attachment reminds me of my helpers the first week that they’re on the job site and you constantly catch them with drillbits in the impacts and then driving fasteners with the drills... 🤦🏼♂️
@blake102989 I think every soldier who is sitting at home who is partially disabled because they depended upon their faulty hearing protection from 3M should be able to come over to your house and box your ears. I would put a link to the class action lawsuit from US service personnel but you’re not allowed to drop links on this channel. You want to trust your hearing to a multinational corporation whose job it is is to make profit not look out for your health and safety? 🤦🏼♂️
I have one by Mikita. So many uses. I love it. Perfect for paint mixers when you don’t wanna lug around two drills. Also mixing mud for drywall/stucco repairs and shit. Get one.
Bro , I love your channel , you definitely helped me to make informed decisions and I am looking forward for more, however there is a question here as I am confused sometimes: how does 3:27 "this is made in Japan" relate to the engineering process all done in USA ? I get it , you love it and highly recommend id , I do like product too , but in my opinion that statement is misleading. Thanks again for the uploads mate .
I just bought the impact driver and the DWo521 chuck. I loved your video, but you did not show the crucial part: the actual installation of the standard bit into the chuck. I followed the instructions but seem to be missing something and fear injuring my hand by holding the chuck sleeve. 😕
love this dude! feel like im watching Joe-E from friends. Chuck adapter is a great option to have now. I like options and will buy one for sure. It might save some space, or weight, or changing hands.
almost 40 years ago, before impacts were around, i built s mall chuck to put into a 3/8" chuck so i could grip very small drill bits. it was almost exactly like dewalt;s
Hi how are you? Was very impressed with the product and the video. Can you use this adapter with a reverse drill bits to take out broken bolts? Thank you in advance
This attachment in my opinion as a electrician is a must have I constantly need to drill picket holes or smaller holes for gaskets which used to mean pulling out my heavy drill., not no more buddy
You have me convinced. Gotta have one. Going to have to bring it up at work to see if the company can get us guys some. It'll free up just that much more space on my tool cart.
The main use I’ve had for that chuck is for really long drill bits that are only available as a regular bit and not impact. I can see how it would be used for hole saws which may also be difficult to find as an impact bit.
After reading through the comments, seems 99% don't get the hilarious sarcastic joke of this demonstration. Bacon grease! Love it!!! Point being, folks, get some impact-ready attachments. This chuck is then rendered........ Wait for it..... Useless!!! Good one, Vince 🤣🤣🤣 and God bless! 😁👍✌️
@@bossmanz28 it's my belief that Vince was just having fun. If one needs to use drill bits in a drill then....use a drill. Not everything needs to be run through an impact driver, right?
Got a question. New to drilling, i was told to drill slow through thick metal. U were going pretty fast. Give me advice with impact or should i use hammer drill
I have seen this DeWalt attachment it's 3/8 Chuck it's not new the same with shear attachment for a impact driver I know there people that have not seen it and I hope it gives em opinions thank you for sharing good video
informative video. cutting oil? water in a spray bottle works as good as anything I have used. I use it on the drill press, floor model metal cutting band saw, regular drills.
Great idea but a lot of negative comments on DeWalt's website about the 'hex adapter' unscrewing from the chuck because there is no secondary locking system (like a centre screw with left-hand thread), in fact, the reviews really slam it. Would be nice to see some comment, maybe investigation from you good guys at VCG. There are many other 1/4" hex to normal chuck offerings and most appear to have a secondary lock mechanism.
I just read some Amazon reviews where this tool gets bits locked into the chuck and are impossible to take off as well as the hex part unscrewing and breaking off leaving the chuck useless. I think I'll stick with hex drill bits if I need to use that in an impact driver and leave regular non hex drill bits for my DeWalt drill. Keep things simple. A lot of toys out there but its good to know their limitations.
Definitely getting one. Milwaukee has been at the Forefront of innovation for so long I think they have gotten too relaxed. They better step their game up because DeWalt is coming out with some badass stuff
Hello, I'm writing to you from Poland, I'm thinking about buying a press and thinking about dewalt 887 and Aeg bss 18b6 280 Nm. what would you recommend. greetings
I remember back in the day black and decker came out with this drill with detachable chuck to expose the impact driver I had one and you couldn’t kill that thing one of the best drills I ever had I don’t remember what happed to it I think it was called the fire storm or something
My question is how is that Chuck in comparison to the Makita which has been out for awhile now. Is it better? More cost friendly? I know that it has to be better than the ryobi chucks available...?
You can make fun of me because I know how you guys feel about B&D, but my 18v set already has the removable chuck with the 1/4 hex drive. Now granted it's a 2004 model but it still works for what it's needed for. That was the drill/driver at that time
@VCG I want one or two. Looks pretty cool cuz. Does anyone know if HD is selling them yet? Bacon grease who came up with that? I wonder if Olive oil will work???
Milwaukee makes a piece for hole saws with a quick release to separate the holesaw from the pilot bit. Makes it especially easy to clean out because it has the hole in the bottom where the pilot bit came out of to push it from.
After I watched this, I got the chuck and used it with a drill bit that I cannot replace it now... when I try to unscrew, it just slip and nothing... now I have a permanent attached bit to my $80 chuck!!!
why? hammer drills and impact drivers dont work the same. and impact TORQUE driver (its proper name) uses a weight to impact its driver to rotate it while a hammer drill uses spring pressure to apply force axially(up and down along the bit) into whatever your drilling into.
I have to say yukiwa is one of the best chucks in the world imo. And the thing is perfect for hole saws that bind up easy and whip your wrist around an impact is designed to stop that
Is this guy for real? He didn't know about the Malco TurboShear, apparently, until DeWalt released their knockoff. And apparently he has never seen this tool, either until DeWalt's knockoff.
@@bcrusen he didn't know Montana brands and snappy bits made quick change drill acesorys before Dewalt to.
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@@bcrusen Who knows, maybe he doesn't sit on RUclips all day looking at tool reviews.
If I could get my helper to learn how to use the darn thing! Or install it at least! And he wants a raise,,,,,,,,
This guy’s attitude is infectious, absolutely love it!
I made one of these when the 1/4 inch hex drives first appeared. I've had it for almost 15 years now.
Unless you only have an impact driver and can't afford a drill, I recommend using a drill for anything requiring a chuck. In my experience, the action of the impact causes often caused the chuck to get SUPER tight, making it a royal pain the loosen it when you want to release whatever it's holding.
That is ofc the best solution but there are also quite a few reasons to use an impact driver with a chuck, i for example sometimes need to drive in a plug for insulation, the bit only goes into a chuck and not a bit holder, but the plug is long and makes it heavy on the hands to use so an impact driver is verry usefull in that situation
thats fine for keyless chucks, however the chuck I just bought has a key with it and ive not had any problems with it. only 15$ on amazon and it goes up to 13 mm (1/2")
Ernie, I think I have the “super tight” chuck issue and can’t get my device to open or close properly. Any advice on how to “unstuck” it?
@@Keith3putt whack it with hammer
I paid 30 bucks for the Makita drill chuck adapter. I love it and it works great. I sadly didn’t know DeWalt made a drill chuck for the impact driver until your video. As always nice videos.
I bought this unit about 4-5 years ago but haven't seen it in stores since, only used it once but still have it.
You know….Adding 1/2 inch to the length of their regular 796 or 996 drill, DW could incorporates an impact anvil mech to compliment the standard hammer action. Then ONE tool would drill, impact drill, screw drive and hammer! Win win. Q: Why did they make the shank on the chuck adapter so long?
Holy crap using the holes saws on the impact looks incredible because you don't get any lock up or kickback! The impact absorbs all the catching so you don't have to fight it.
Pretty awesome!!
They make a hole saw that snaps into an impact? I don't get this whole chuck excitment. I can buy everything that fits in an impact and if I need a chuck we all have drills
@@Vera-xu3xw This is true, but a lot of those types of accessories are new to me anyways and I honestly just had not thought of using a hole saw on an impact. That was the bigger revelation for me. Even watching the TTR I usually didn't take notice. Know what I mean? Just a good thing to know, hah. Plus hole saws can be quite pricey.
@@802Garage you don't buy hole saws you buy the hole saw set that attaches to drills or impact.
I like my drill with the hole saw it locks the tool in tighter and I would rather feather the trigger and get a nice cut. I'm not in that big if a hurry. Pluse with most good drills you have a dial to set a torque range so you can do delicate jobs or use as a hammer.
Impacts are Great but they're not for every job.
@@Vera-xu3xw I mean not being in a hurry doesn't mean it's inconvenient to get the job done faster and easier. If I can drill a 3" hole in metal to pass an exhaust through and not have the drill catch and try to sprain my wrist and also get it done quickly, I'm totally down! Those kits are still expensive is all I meant and if you already own the older style it's a nice thing to have.
I watched a video on the Makita chuck adapter and when the guy was backing out a big screw the Chuck kept coming loose and the bit kept falling out. Does the Dewalt one do the same when you are backing out a screw or lag screw?
After spending lots of money for a small set of drill bits with the drill driver ends, this new attachment will allow me to use all my old drill bits, roloc wheels, and everything else that needs a chuck. Awesome product, and I’m on team red usually.
Thanks for the feedback Stacey!!
Started watching this channel for tips on a new 12v drill/impact purchase, saw you have a Spyderco knife so I know I made the right choice.
Absolutely amazed! Was thinking if I need a drill, impact wrench or impact driver. This attachment makes it a no brainer. Can doo what all 3 tools do (practically). Thanks VCG!
You should try using the shear attachment to open blister packages
Isn't that thing for cutting sheet metal? I hate blister packs for sure, but this seems a bit overkill!
@@1992jamo it might be overkill but if it’s within reach why not.
@@mcgizzle7835 OH. Sorry I thought you meant make a video out of testing it against blister packs
@@1992jamo that would probably make a funny video I know I’ve gotten some that were ridiculous
I've had that Chuck for years only mine is 100% metal and it's made by Makita in Japan. And I had one close to twenty years ago that was Vermont American I'm not sure what happened to my Vermont American one but I'm still sporting my Makita one
@@jdreynolds29 me too. I have had my Makita Chuck for 20ish years
The Yukiwa chuck on my Makita hammer drill is a fantastic piece of work. Very little run-out our wobble. I just wish Jacobs still made chucks that well.
Handy drill attachment To have in the bag You never know when you’re going to need your old Drill bits -great review
i lost my portercable drill and only have the impact driver left. Im too cheap to buy a new drill so this will come in handy THANKS Dewalt
I’ve used a chuck in my impact but only for convenience of only having the one tool save me going back to the van. But works fantastic
Great work, I bitched my Milwaukee out with a impact ready Bosch chuck which is in the bag ready to go daily. Didn't let it replace the drill but it comes in handy. Gotta say Bosch issued a fine piece of machinery, all steel smooth and strong. And what doesn't look good hanging from the business end of a Milwaukee. Thanks for another great review madman. From out on Long Island, go Red or lay Dead!
Thanks Scott we appreciate it!!
What kind of man reads instructions first and doesn't have bacon grease laying around? 🤯. J/K. Love your style and your channel Vince! Keep it up!
Haven’t seen this in store but definitely going to get my hands on one ! Thanks Vince, great review!
Currently drill threw aluminum buliding live stock trailers with compressor drill .. thing blows thinking about using this see if it gets threw better any suggestions, think it work
amazing tools that chuck!!awesome.thyank you for showing.
Kudos for reading the directions.
It’s nice that it’s keyless! I think using the impact driver for hole saws and drilling in metal is a great idea!
it's not because the hole saw isn't made to handle impacts
Dewalt gets a win for this... New toy for the Milwaukee
WillBKMG makita has had one forever now
Have one... but the chuck jaws on the accessory piece are locked open so it won’t tighten around a drill bit anymore. And, I don’t know how to fix it on the piece since there isn’t a hex screw inside of it. Anyone have advice???
I got same problem it won't tight anymore any bit 😕
Hearing loss is REAL, tinnitus is REAL!
Don’t be silly and try to use your impact for everything.
This tool attachment reminds me of my helpers the first week that they’re on the job site and you constantly catch them with drillbits in the impacts and then driving fasteners with the drills... 🤦🏼♂️
The hearing issue has been solved with the invention of hearing protection.
And with a drill you have more control of the fastener
@blake102989
I think every soldier who is sitting at home who is partially disabled because they depended upon their faulty hearing protection from 3M should be able to come over to your house and box your ears.
I would put a link to the class action lawsuit from US service personnel but you’re not allowed to drop links on this channel.
You want to trust your hearing to a multinational corporation whose job it is is to make profit not look out for your health and safety? 🤦🏼♂️
@blake102989
Then why use an impact driver at all?!?
Gave a thumb up simply for the random appearance of the PM2 spyderco.
I have one by Mikita.
So many uses. I love it. Perfect for paint mixers when you don’t wanna lug around two drills.
Also mixing mud for drywall/stucco repairs and shit.
Get one.
Bro , I love your channel , you definitely helped me to make informed decisions and I am looking forward for more, however there is a question here as I am confused sometimes:
how does 3:27 "this is made in Japan" relate to the engineering process all done in USA ?
I get it , you love it and highly recommend id , I do like product too , but in my opinion that statement is misleading.
Thanks again for the uploads mate .
I just bought the impact driver and the DWo521 chuck. I loved your video, but you did not show the crucial part: the actual installation of the standard bit into the chuck. I followed the instructions but seem to be missing something and fear injuring my hand by holding the chuck sleeve. 😕
love this dude! feel like im watching Joe-E from friends. Chuck adapter is a great option to have now. I like options and will buy one for sure. It might save some space, or weight, or changing hands.
Sold! They need to hire you officially because that made me want to throw money at my monitor.
Love my Makita version. Nice solid hunk of steel. Great tool to keep around.
Wow a very nice addition for the backpack thank you for a great new tool review
Thanks Kevin!!
I like how it decreases the torquing of the wrist when you are drilling in an awkward position under a car
Nice tool. It's not new however I had one from DeWalt probably over 10 years ago with my 18v impact driver. Purchased from Lowe's.
dumb question but with this new chuck & the versatility of the impact driver what is there a use for a for a standard drill for the average DIYer?
almost 40 years ago, before impacts were around, i built s mall chuck to put into a 3/8" chuck so i could grip very small drill bits. it was almost exactly like dewalt;s
Hi how are you? Was very impressed with the product and the video. Can you use this adapter with a reverse drill bits to take out broken bolts? Thank you in advance
It is a great saw! Well made and fair price!
This attachment in my opinion as a electrician is a must have I constantly need to drill picket holes or smaller holes for gaskets which used to mean pulling out my heavy drill., not no more buddy
You have me convinced. Gotta have one. Going to have to bring it up at work to see if the company can get us guys some. It'll free up just that much more space on my tool cart.
Podniecony bardzo jesteś. To odbiera mi przyjemność oglądania.
Ahhhh this feels good. I'm back in that 1% again that already knew. These have been around a few years at least. But pretty cool!
Awesome Austin!!
The main use I’ve had for that chuck is for really long drill bits that are only available as a regular bit and not impact. I can see how it would be used for hole saws which may also be difficult to find as an impact bit.
I love my dealt impact driver! Just subscribed and love ya Vince!
Vince your the man, another great video. Thanks
Thanks Rob!!
HI VCG Thought when I tried to research that drill bit they called it a step drill bit ??? thoughts please thank you
Really like the DeWalt tools shown!
I been waiting for that accessory
john jackson Makita made those for more than 10 years
After reading through the comments, seems 99% don't get the hilarious sarcastic joke of this demonstration. Bacon grease! Love it!!! Point being, folks, get some impact-ready attachments. This chuck is then rendered........ Wait for it..... Useless!!! Good one, Vince 🤣🤣🤣 and God bless! 😁👍✌️
@@bossmanz28 it's my belief that Vince was just having fun. If one needs to use drill bits in a drill then....use a drill. Not everything needs to be run through an impact driver, right?
Got a question. New to drilling, i was told to drill slow through thick metal. U were going pretty fast. Give me advice with impact or should i use hammer drill
Use a drill in drill mode slow speed
@@VCGConstruction thanks
I have it and it’s in my tool bag. I’ve used it all of maybe once. Mine already got surface rust on it so I would recommend maybe some WD on it.
“Wear safety glasses and gloves while operating… yep… remeber that one” *glares into camera*
XD
Hey Vince you didn't mention Makita? Did you know 99% of people didn't know they could use this with a Makita impact driver. Great job Vince.
hi there hope your well!! what DeWalt model impact driver are you using
Cool man love ur videos
That's a life saver.
I have seen this DeWalt attachment it's 3/8 Chuck it's not new the same with shear attachment for a impact driver I know there people that have not seen it and I hope it gives em opinions thank you for sharing good video
That’s the same brand of chuck on a lot of the makita drills, there second to none
You realize Makita was the first to release this like 15 years ago
William Kelso
Exactly was I was going to comment
Yes but dewalt is the only one who paid the add
More than 15 years
He sure seems surprized that dewalt made this tool attachment. But it sure collects a lot of dust at the orange store shelves.
informative video. cutting oil? water in a spray bottle works as good as anything I have used. I use it on the drill press, floor model metal cutting band saw, regular drills.
Nice spyderco para military Vince!!!!!!!
Great idea but a lot of negative comments on DeWalt's website about the 'hex adapter' unscrewing from the chuck because there is no secondary locking system (like a centre screw with left-hand thread), in fact, the reviews really slam it. Would be nice to see some comment, maybe investigation from you good guys at VCG. There are many other 1/4" hex to normal chuck offerings and most appear to have a secondary lock mechanism.
I just read some Amazon reviews where this tool gets bits locked into the chuck and are impossible to take off as well as the hex part unscrewing and breaking off leaving the chuck useless. I think I'll stick with hex drill bits if I need to use that in an impact driver and leave regular non hex drill bits for my DeWalt drill. Keep things simple. A lot of toys out there but its good to know their limitations.
Those hole saws are made to fit directly into the impact drive genius
vince da prince of power tools that is a cool and impressive toy
Well done DeWalt
Definitely getting one. Milwaukee has been at the Forefront of innovation for so long I think they have gotten too relaxed. They better step their game up because DeWalt is coming out with some badass stuff
Hello, I'm writing to you from Poland, I'm thinking about buying a press and thinking about dewalt 887 and Aeg bss 18b6 280 Nm. what would you recommend. greetings
That's amazing kinda like when I did a cylinder head insert drill bit into the impact if I used that adapter would of drilled straighter
I remember back in the day black and decker came out with this drill with detachable chuck to expose the impact driver I had one and you couldn’t kill that thing one of the best drills I ever had I don’t remember what happed to it I think it was called the fire storm or something
Matika has made a chuck adaptor for drill drivers for years that work well. What's the difference?
Did I miss it? How large of a twist bit will the chuck hold? Will it hold a 1/2” or larger?
I would personally get a proper drill but it is a nice feature
Look impressive you should make impact driver for the holesaw of TTR
Good idea!!
I can only see this being useful for me with my right angle attachment or my step drill bit, or as Vince called it, a unibit.
My question is how is that Chuck in comparison to the Makita which has been out for awhile now.
Is it better? More cost friendly? I know that it has to be better than the ryobi chucks available...?
You can make fun of me because I know how you guys feel about B&D, but my 18v set already has the removable chuck with the 1/4 hex drive. Now granted it's a 2004 model but it still works for what it's needed for. That was the drill/driver at that time
Unfortunately on my model of impact driver I can't switch off the impact side of things if its not needed but can't complain its a great bit of kit
thank you for that tool
Are dewalt impact driver ok for a beginner as seen u a few times saying they not good
Nice Spyderco, Vince.
Good job, Vince. As an electrician, the only time I used oil was for these tough sons of a.... stainless switches lol
Right on cuz!
@VCG I want one or two. Looks pretty cool cuz. Does anyone know if HD is selling them yet? Bacon grease who came up with that? I wonder if Olive oil will work???
I was watching this video and the whole time I was thinking Vince you better hurry before that impact driver starts smoking
🤣🤣
I've had mine for 3 years now and never had a problem lol I use it everyday with self tapping screws on all kinds of steel
Looks pretty damn handy
Milwaukee makes a piece for hole saws with a quick release to separate the holesaw from the pilot bit. Makes it especially easy to clean out because it has the hole in the bottom where the pilot bit came out of to push it from.
Got one of those years ago and use it every day
After I watched this, I got the chuck and used it with a drill bit that I cannot replace it now... when I try to unscrew, it just slip and nothing... now I have a permanent attached bit to my $80 chuck!!!
I use to use one of these 15 yrs.ago on my makita impact, I've still got it it's a little worn now but it still works good😛👍.
Very nice attachment
Nice. Gonna get one for myself. Thanx.
Cool attachment I would just grab my hammer drill though
why? hammer drills and impact drivers dont work the same. and impact TORQUE driver (its proper name) uses a weight to impact its driver to rotate it while a hammer drill uses spring pressure to apply force axially(up and down along the bit) into whatever your drilling into.
@@adamperry4610 : lol.... I was thinking the same thing . Two completely different types of force application .
Antonio Claudio Michael I would to because it the only reason why I’d ever use my hammer drill and saves where n tare on my impact
The hammer drill does not only hammer drill.....
Hammer drill doesnt hammer like an impact, its actually more of a vibration
Have you ever used the Collins Foot for your jigsaw to cope crown
Great video I think this is awesome !
Makita has had that drill attachment for more than 15 years I’ve had three of them they work great
I think it works pretty good.
Great job Vince!
Thanks Russ we appreciate it!!