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Question: can this be used as a hammer drill for carbide masonry drills?
Document: this is a good thing 4 doing heavy screw driving in decks and projects that require the use of an impact screw gun. That means framing and that as well. Good Idea need a hammer  drill next I will get it from sears thiers works with black and deckers as well
I got this to go with my black&decker; bdcdmt112 matrix 12 volt drill and i have used ita lot and it does a great job.
Essentially the blower and weed whacker and charger were free. THEN I headed over to Sears, where they sell the competitive Bolt-On version. The clerk told me it wasn't compatible, but I came prepared with the impact driver and a charged battery. I popped the battery in their display model, and the impact driver head on and voila! It worked just peachy. The Craftsman version had a hammer drill attachment and an air inflation tool, so naturally I picked those up as well as their bag.
I purchased this with the 20v lithium Matrix driver. I used this attachment right away to take down a staircase railing. This works so much better than using a drill. With the impact it creates a pounding "impact" when the screw (in this case) is too tight to move. This really gets a stuck screw moving. The input is the standard 1/4" hex so all the normal removable tip screwdriver attachments just fit in. It works great.
this impact attachment is a must have for the matrix or bolt-on series drills. it works with both. drives deck screws and tightens bolts with no problem. it is not powerful enough to remove lug nuts on a car though. but that's not what it was made for.
Used it heavily at a pistachio processing plant. Never failed me. Best buy in a while. My dad loves it too now that I'm done working there for a while.
I used this attachment about 15 min. after it arrived, I was replaceing the top of a 4by4 platform with treated wood decking, The screws went to the wood so easly that I was amazed!Love this tool
No. I have every one of them in another form. But I like having a cordless interchangeable option. My Dewalt 18V impact driver blows this Matrix 20V Lithuim Ion out of the water. But for 95% of what it gets used for it's fine. I even reach for it more often now. These tools aren't perfect.
First impact driver I've used. Now I'm looking around the house on things I can use it for. I can slam a 1.5inch deck screw into wood w/o predrilling in &#60;1second. The only thing I have to be careful w/ is overdrilling (driving the screw too deep).
I have never used an impact driver until recently and I began looking for one for about a year. I have a few cordless NiCad tools that keep bugging me for constant charging and I decided I will not rely completely on cordless tools since most of my work is done in my garage where I can just plug them in. Sadly, impact drivers do not come corded for the most part. There are a few, but they are either too expensive or come from a company I'm afraid to deal with.
Answer: yes