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Output Mechanisms and Bit Types

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Impact driver or impact wrench

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The presenter details the output mechanisms of each tool. The impact driver offers a 1/4 inch hex collet that can accept adapters and standard drill bits. The 3/8 inch impact wrench offers a 3/8 inch anvil, where a socket hooks directly onto it.

Goal: Understand the different ways bits and sockets attach to each tool

Tools and materials

  • Impact Driver Milwaukee M18 Fuel — Demonstrating its 1/4 inch hex collet
  • Impact Wrench Milwaukee M12 Fuel — Demonstrating its 3/8 inch anvil
  • Insert Bits — To show what fits into the impact driver's collet
  • Socket — To show what fits onto the impact wrench's anvil

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and driving screws into wood. The impact wrench prioritizes torque over speed. The impact driver offers this quarter inch collet, which can accept your adapters or your standard drill bits. This 3/8 impact wrench offers a 3/8 anvil, which a socket hooks directly onto. Impact drivers are measured in inch pounds, impact wrenches are measured in foot pounds. Now, there

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