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I liked this tool until i started doing professional job. Bought Snap On 14.4 instead. Snap On takes any job and wants even more. Bought this impact couple months ago. Cannot compare them.
At first looked nice. After working all day long (disassembling paint booth) i noticed a smell that came from that impact. After 15 more minutes it died. Will never buy Bosch again.
Excellent cordless drill. Great torque. Very powerful and battery charge last a long time.
But for most jobs this drill is a must tool.It has taken a beating for a year and still runs perfect. The battery charge last a long time and I'm very impressed with the life of the battery. This tool is great for an A/C mechanic, It seems like I take out or put back a million screws on A/C panels or I'm using the tool for putting in sheet metal screws in sheet metal.This Impactor is light to carry and use. It is easy to take on a roof or hold above your head when I am putting up supply grills. One of my buddies was so impressed he had to get one too. The light on the drill is genius, Seems I'm always in a place that is dark so the light lights up the area of the screw.This drill is not for boring holes in wood, You would need a larger capacity drill for that.
The nice thing about this product is that it gets you through the tough chores the rest of the PS series can bog down at. It is noisy but not objectionably so and certainly has the feel of quality you expect from Bosh. Especially when offered as refurbished, the net cost is little more than what the two included batteries would cost alone. I've used the PS40 on some stubborn drilling and fastener projects and it prevented me from having to bring out the big gun drivers with old generation battery charge issues as well as weight.
Very light and very powerful. I do a lot of set up (like movie sets) and I use this tool the most. I use it while the other guys have thier 18V DeWalts at 6-8lbs or more and I can keep up with them screw for screw. Great battery time and a fast recharge. A fantastic tool for anyone who uses a drill frequently.
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