Bostitch Cordless Power Tools
We enjoy the opportunity to review a new power tool when it is developed, but when a company tells us […]
DeWalt DCF886M2 XR Brushless Impact Driver Review
I’ve been working in the trades for over 25 years now, and it seems that I’m driving more and more […]
DeWalt XR Xtreme Run Time Cordless Tools
DeWalt XR Xtreme Run Time 20V Max cordless tools feature the company’s 2.0 Ah and 4.0 Ah 20V batteries as […]
Makita Impact GOLD Bits Review
The Makita Impact GOLD bits include bit holders, nut setters, socket adapters, and more. We even checked out their handy case. […]
Porter-Cable PCCK640LB 20V Max Impact Driver Kit Review
When I first got my hands on the new Porter-Cable PCCK640LB 20V Max Impact Driver Kit, it was clear the […]
Festool TI 15 Impact Drill Driver Review
The Festool TI 15 +3 Impact/Drill Driver is the latest addition to this premier German manufacturer’s extensive line of portable […]
Milwaukee Original M12 FUEL Brushless Tools Review
It takes a lot to surprise me, it really does. Maybe that’s because I’m a “been there, done that” kind […]
Rockwell RK2611K2 16V Max Impact Driver Preview
When we saw the new”Max” designation for Rockwell’s latest 16V line, we knew the drill (yes, pun intended). The DeWalt […]
Panasonic EY75A1LS2G Cordless Impact Driver Kit Preview
Panasonic released some new tools this week, in particular a new 1/4″ Impact Driver that works with the company’s new 14.4V and 18V batteries. Both batteries also now come in 4.2Ah capacities, which begs the question: Are these tools going to win the award for longest run-time over all other Impact Drivers on the market? We think they just might, though as we’ve found in recent testing, run-time and torque are two completely different aspects of a tool and high accomplishments in one area do not necessarily yield the top results in the other. Still, the new EY75A1LS2G 1/4″ Hex Cordless Impact Driver Kit has a versatility about it that is new to the market. While many tool manufacturers have dropped down to more compact 12V products, Panasonic has lagged in this area, which perhaps explains the movement towards accepting dual voltage on their newest tools.
Porter-Cable PCE201 4.3-amp Impact Driver Preview
Porter-Cable is addressing the problem of needing the power of a cordless impact drivers, but for extended-use applications. They launched the 1/4-inch Hex 4.3-Amp PCE201 specifically to give tradesmen an option in the workplace. This impact driver is designed for deck builders, steel roofing installers and other tradesmen who complete numerous fastening applications in challenging workplaces (but who have easy access to power).