Heavy-Duty 14.4V Cordless Impact Driver Kit - DW054K-2  Product Reviews

"handy and powerful little impact driver, great price, got it delivered on time, packaged great, no hassles, will shop amazon again. rev. r.tokunaga"

"I have some rental properties that always need something done, and man, does this tool get a lot of use. I've used it for putting down plywood, some sheetrock installation, putting stainless steel screws into redwood fence boards and a number of other things. We liked it so much I bought a second unit so my helper can use one while I use the other. Like another reviewer said, people love this tool. It doesn't weigh much, is small enough to get into tight places, and goes a long way on a charge. It is pretty noisy, but who cares (unless you're working on a house while the next door neighbor is trying to sleep! Except for drilling, I never pick up my other cordless drill/drivers. Pick up one of these impact drivers and you will surprise yourself with how often you reach for it."

"This is a great screw gun! I bought mine last week, and have hardly had the chance to use it. Why? Because if it sits idle for a minute, someone on my crew has nabbed it for whatever they're building. I haven't seen a WOW factor like this from a tool since the first Hitachi slide saw. To a man, everyone on my crew says they're going to buy one of these for themselves. I hope they do - so I can use mine!"

"I shopped (data and spec-wise)around for this style of tool and finally decided on the DeWalt 14.4v. As a professional cabinet installer for 4 national manufacturers, I rely on my tools for my income and my high quality reputation million dollar plus homeowners demand. I think I have every DeWalt 14.4v tool made. Even a DeWalt 14.4 bisquet joiner. I like the professional grade 14.4v because it is light enough to use all day long and because most pro grade 14.4v drivers and drills won't "over torque" the screws. I know most contractors like the 18 volt, and I agree for circular trim and recip saws. But, the 18's can take me all the through a cabinet and the outside wall of the house before I can let go of the trigger (not a good thing). I have a couple Bosch 18 volt for heavy drilling in concrete, but all the DeWalt 14.4's have more that enough power to take a 2-1/2" hole saw thru a 2x4 or neatly drill a 1-1/4" forcner bit into hickory and still break off the heads of screws if you want! Back to the DeWalt 14.4 volt IMPACT DRIVER. A really sweet tool and drives the screw straight and slightly countersunk without splitting face frames or braking the heads off the screws. Well balanced, nice weight for all day use on a single charge (XRP) but, a bit loud (actually they all are). BUT...Unfortunately, I only had the tool for about 10 days before it and all the rest of my DeWalt 14.4 tools (all neatly placed in thier cases with xtra batteries and chargers)and a couple brand new XRP batteries, were stolen. %#@!*&^$%$!!! I had to replace this new tool immediately and local resources had none (DeWalt 14.4 any way). So, I ended up with a Makita 14.4v (it was my orginal 2nd choice) and I can tell you, I liked the DeWalt better. The quick release is much smoother for single finger releases (the Makita actually takes two hands to change a bit), slightly quieter and felt better in hand than the Makita. The flat bottom of 14.4 battery held it upright and stable on inclined surfaces. Suffice it to say, the impact driver is THE tool for driving screws, and the DeWalt 14.4v is the front runner in my opinion."