What is this wizardry.

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Samuel L.Member since Sep 2014

I really hope they don’t have a patent on this.

 

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

U better believe they probably have 20 patents on it. They definitely wouldn’t be showing it off.

NERemodelingMember since Aug 2014

It looks cool. I would like to see it side by side with one of makitas top impacts.

I’m pretty sure it’s targeted more towards manufacturing jobs and hospital type construction sites where noise is a big issue.

DR99Member since Nov 2012

The torque is a lot lower than a standard impact driver

comp56Member since Sep 2014

seriously noise?  they got to play on something to try to convince the public theirs are better…..when I’m driving 600 3″ deck screws outside with the tunes blasting the last thing I’m concerned with is my impact at 77db’s or 82db’s……

BK13Member since Nov 2013

I think Stuey/Toolguyd had a post on this a while ago.

frankiegarcia19Member since Jan 2014

Sorcery at its best:)

regopitMember since Feb 2013

CAN YOU GUYS SPEAK UP MY MILWAUKEE IMPACT DRIVER IS MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE. DID SOMEBODY SAY SOMETHING! ::)

BK13Member since Nov 2013

Huh?

BIGBEARJTMember since Oct 2014

i worked in a hospital remodel and i was running cable everywhere, when i needed to drill it had to be timed accordingly because in lots of medical and manufacturing industries, think anything clean room, there are very strict noise and vibration regulations, so if any amount of noise had to be made in strict areas, it had to be scheduled, when we needed to to get into the lab, operating room, we suited up, specifically when it came to the drill, i actually needed to wrap my drill in plastic because small particles coming off the brushes were considered contaminates. also every ceiling tile i removed had to be inside of a containment box, it had me, my ladder and hepa filter and my tools. 

 

now i can see how it would have been awesome to have this drill could have gotten so much done in less time. would’ve cut down on the 14hr days. point is, this is not a niche product, every trade was on site doing something this type of drilling and fastening. you would be amazed how clean the drop ceiling is in surgical areas, took my cleanliness awareness to a different level.   

frankiegarcia19Member since Jan 2014

^ dam skippy..great example. U need that

comp56Member since Sep 2014

I know what you sayin My brother was head of maintenance at 1 of our hospitals his garage was cleaner than most kitchens…..

Duns221Member since Dec 2014

i never thought about how much noise my impact makes until now

comp56Member since Sep 2014

when we were kids we put cards in the spokes of our wheels for that awesome sound don’t take the sound away…….lol

Samuel L.Member since Sep 2014

comp56 wrote:

when we were kids we put cards in the spokes of our wheels for that awesome sound don’t take the sound away…….lol

 

you can buy something now that does that for around 20$ it also comes with a fake plastic muffler and 3 different shaped cards for different types of sound.

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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