Hand Impact Driver

[Jmoney7269]

Im still rocking my proto 3/8 driver my dad gave me 20 years ago. Im sure he used it for 20+ years before that

 

[Max Thrust]

My Craftsman 1/2" hand impact driver is over 40 years old. Not frequently used and when it is never has failed me. The adapter can take hex bits that are a shaft size up from the normal screwdriver bits.

First post for me. Love mine. It's a Lisle re-brand. Don't use it often, but gets the job done when needed. Takes 5/16 hex bits.

 

[Mazomopar]

First post for me. Love mine. It's a Lisle re-brand. Don't use it often, but gets the job done when needed. Takes 5/16 hex bits.
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Due to unknown forces and being in the right place at the right time, I just found this exact used model the other day on a garage sale 2 dollar table. Came home along with a craftsman ball pein.

 

[wtd]

First post for me. Love mine. It's a Lisle re-brand. Don't use it often, but gets the job done when needed. Takes 5/16 hex bits.
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This is the same one I have. I found it at a flea market some years ago. It seems pretty heavy duty.

 

[awguy]

Mine is a Wilmar purchased more than 50 years ago for my Honda mini-trail.

 

[Max Thrust]

This is the same one I have. I found it at a flea market some years ago. It seems pretty heavy duty.

It's very heavy duty. Cracked open many Japanese 1970s dirt bike Phillips head engine case screws with it.

 

[The Critic]

I have been happy with my Koken AG112F.

https://www.zoro.com/ko-ken-attack-drive-12-sq-drive-ag112f/i/G704326779/

 

[scrowley]

I have about three sets of various tools as I never know if I misplaced a tool or if my FIL helped himself to something. This way I can usually find something to get the job done. Vessel impact drivers were cheap and sold at every Japanese motorcycle dealer I ever saw. Think I currently own four of those.