An impact driver is the workhorse in any workshop. Dealing with screws and other fasteners that require some real muscle to handle? Step aside, cordless drill, and let the impact driver take over.

If you live near the Rust Belt and work on cars, you’ve run into a pesky screw held in an assembly with the best thread locker ever—rust. Now, there are a handful of ways to get the job done: You can ...

Cordless drills are incredibly handy garage tools, as they’re perfect for attaching all manner of fender flares, tapping broken fasteners, and routing accessory wires through newly drilled holes. But ...

When it comes to tools, most people are familiar with the basics: screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, etc. But there's a lot of variation in the world of tools. From multi-use hand tools to electric and ...

If you’re an avid DIYer, you need an impact driver. To the untrained eye, an impact driver may seem like just another drill. But this extremely versatile cordless power tool drives screws more ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A good impact driver needs power — it's right there in its name that the tool's primary function is to deliver blunt force. While a standard ...

Few power tools are as versatile as a handheld drill. It makes holes in wood, steel, non-ferrous metals, concrete, drywall, plastics and goodness knows what else. It makes threaded holes to accept a ...