Bosch 23609 Impactor 9.6-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Impact Driver

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I originally bought this just for the batteries to use on my drills, but now i never use the drills. And the batteries are the cool blue ones as well. this tool is awesome.

Top quality driver. If you use this all day you might want a more heavy duty tool but for my work use it is great. I bought this to replace an 18 volt low end driver that I lost on the job. This driver is light and easy to handle with plenty of power and good battery life.Great tool really cheap.

I don't use it often, but it does seem pretty good.Only thing though, I was expecting it to come with connections to fit the screws, and they only had one.Other than that looks good.

BOSCH QUICKLY HANDLED THE REPAIR UNDER WARRANTY AND THEY EVEN PAID FOR ALL THE SHIPPING.EXELLENT TOOL THAT OUTLASTED ALL OF MY OTHER DRILLS & DRIVERS. NICE AND LIGHT WITH PLENTY OF POWER (960 INCH POUNDS)ANY THING MORE JUST SNAPS SCREWS. VERY WELL CONSTRUCTED.I LIKED IT SO WELL, I BOUGHT A SECOND ONE FOR HOME. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. WITH PLENTY OF ABUSE ON THE THIRD YEAR THE MOTOR WENT.

The torque of the drill could really strained my elbows and wrists in those situations.The difference that this impact driver makes is just incredible. I needed to assemble a band saw stand with dozens of half-inch bolts, and the entire job was almost effortless with the impact driver.Battery life is excellent, too. Then, the torque effect just isn't there. I had been driving screws with a cordless drill without too much difficulty except for those times when I needed to reach into a cabinet, or when the pilot hole wasn't quite right. My woodworking has become more difficult as my rheumatoid arthritis has advanced.

The quick hammer blows inflicted by the driver don't transfer up into my joints the way the continuous torque of the drill did.The last bonus was discovering what a socket attachment could do on the end of this tool. I'm thankful that my disease is moderate, but anything I can do to help his victory.I bought this as an extravagance. First of all, I don't have to grip the driver as tightly as I had to grip the drill. I can't say enough good things about this tool. It just doesn't take that much effort to hold on while the driver does the work.