cordless impact guns.

[mickaldo]

think its time to invest in one of these. what are you guys using and how do you find them.

[Mark CSL]

Snap On its the best i never have it out my hand:whistle: :hahaha::hahaha:

They are not cheap £399+vat for the 18v one but its great for changing wheels at trackdays and what ever you like it has great battery life and torque for the tight bolts also the 2 hand guns make good money on fleeby
when you want to sell not that you ever will :thumbs:

[mickaldo]

been looking at the snap on ones on ebay but quite expensive. anyone .got one of these
http://www.worldofpower.co.uk/brands/Draper/Cordless-Impact-Wrenches/b1414/sc1892/p7843.aspx

[s.mac]

Ive had the draper one for 2 months and not had chance to use it :whistle:

[shimmy]

whats wrong with a spanner?

[mickaldo]

whats wrong with a spanner? im getting lazy.

[karbonkid]

Snap on for me. Like all their range, expensive but built to last. I wouldn't like to use an impact wrench without torquing them up manually after anyway.

However these look interesting. V.Cheap, not sure of their quality: Tonino Lamborghini (http://www.lamborghini.it/)

Tonino Lambo Range
(http://www.toolbaydirect.co.uk/search/?search=tonino&brand=&code=code&name=name&Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0&Submit=search)
They do some nice shoes too! The Cool List (http://thecool-list.com/?p=2466) If only they did a smaller heel! :whistle:

[s.mac]

a smaller heel ...
fook that, its just what Ive needed for years, thanks mate :thumbs:

[mickaldo]

can imagine my wife`s face if i bought her a pair of shoes like that for christmas.

[northernjim]

I just use my Hitachi Impact driver (http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/spec/wh18dsl_jl.html )

with a nut driver from screwfix...

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/17228/Screwdriver-Bits/Nut-Drivers/Nut-Socket-Driver-Bit-Set-3Pc - best £3 I ever spent:beer:


Its fooking great for any diy screwing around the house and really light too

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq253/ilikethealps/photo-3.jpg

[M5 Powered]

The Sealey made stuff is good value for money.

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&q=sealey+impact+wrench&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=12814135343071701660&ei=-h30TKTqO4nKhAe90rn0Cw&sa=X&oi=product_catalog_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CCMQ8wIwAQ#ps-sellers

Agree though that the snap-on impact is easily the best going. Just wish they would
pull their finger out and release a Lithium Ion version.

[DuncanR]

whats wrong with a spanner?
Robs not always at every track day mate !!:hahaha:

[DuncanR]

Ive had the draper one for 2 months and not had chance to use it :whistle:

Take a £50 spot for it ?;)

[NZ_M3]

I have a Dewalt 18V and it works great. Those that complain they can't get a wheel nut off with one of these have it done up way too tight.

[shane@mbtech]

We have 2 snap on 18v guns for the garage, they save so much time working, but for trackdays are a luxury:gayfight:

[glendog74]

Robs not always at every track day mate !!:hahaha:

:hahaha: :hahaha: :bigcry:

We have 2 snap on 18v guns for the garage, they save so much time working, but for trackdays are a luxury:gayfight:

Quite. mattCSLnut uses one... :gayfight: :whistle:

[glendog74]

whats wrong with a spanner?

I'd like to see you try and remove inset wheel bolts with a spanner! :hahaha:

[Mark CSL]

I have a Dewalt 18V and it works great. Those that complain they can't get a wheel nut off with one of these have it done up way too tight.
The dewalt 1 i had was on or off not very good sold it and got a snap on :thumbs: