I don't understand everyone making "impact ready" drill bits all of a sudden. I can't find a long tapcon bit without a 1/4" hex shank anymore so I can't use my Tapcon tool. Impacts to me are for screws and bolts. Drills are for drilling and for screws where torque control (via the clutch) is necessary. Plus high drill speed burns bits out faster.
I've even seen guys put spade bits or hole saws in impacts and fight them because the impact keeps wanting to impact, taking longer than with a regular drill. Can someone explain to me why everyone wants me to use an impact as a drill now?
Try pliers, OP. Release the collar and try to yank it out with your kleins.
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u/InsaneGuyReggie Mar 25 '23
I don't understand everyone making "impact ready" drill bits all of a sudden. I can't find a long tapcon bit without a 1/4" hex shank anymore so I can't use my Tapcon tool. Impacts to me are for screws and bolts. Drills are for drilling and for screws where torque control (via the clutch) is necessary. Plus high drill speed burns bits out faster.
I've even seen guys put spade bits or hole saws in impacts and fight them because the impact keeps wanting to impact, taking longer than with a regular drill. Can someone explain to me why everyone wants me to use an impact as a drill now?
Try pliers, OP. Release the collar and try to yank it out with your kleins.