Can you fit a full size impact driver with no problem? The pictures don't do it any justice.
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PROBABLY NOT you cant even put in a 16 inch slip joint set of pliers without putting them in the bottom under other shorter tools
1757095
I use an 18 volt X4 Ridgid impact driver and it fits fine along with a spare battery.
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To Be Very Honest With You I Did That But I Am Not A Fan of Doing This Due To The Lost of Space That I Would Rather Have. I Now Carry A 12 Volt Milwaukee Along With Doing So I Was Able To Have The Much Needed Space That I Am Glad To Have and Needed. I Also Carry A Extra Battery Pack and I Would Tell You To Really Think About It Before You Make The Choice, For In Thinking About The Lost Space By Going With The Full Size Impact. I Have Said That I Carry The 12 Volt Milwaukee Which is The Impact Driver, I Would Tell You No But I Wanted To Give You The reason For My No. Sorry I Wrote A Lot But Hope This Helps You and Also I Love My Bag. To Be Very Honest With You I Did That But I Am Not A Fan of Doing This Due To The Lost of Space That I Would Rather Have. I Now Carry A 12 Volt Milwaukee Along With Doing So I Was Able To Have The Much Needed Space That I Am Glad To Have and Needed. I Also Carry A Extra Battery Pack and I Would Tell You To Really Think About It Before You Make The Choice, For In Thinking About The Lost Space By Going With The Full Size Impact. I Have Said That I Carry The 12 Volt Milwaukee Which is The Impact Driver, I Would Tell You No But I Wanted To Give You The reason For My No. Sorry I Wrote A Lot But... » Read More To Be Very Honest With You I Did That But I Am Not A Fan of Doing This Due To The Lost of Space That I Would Rather Have. I Now Carry A 12 Volt Milwaukee Along With Doing So I Was Able To Have The Much Needed Space That I Am Glad To Have and Needed. I Also Carry A Extra Battery Pack and I Would Tell You To Really Think About It Before You Make The Choice, For In Thinking About The Lost Space By Going With The Full Size Impact. I Have Said That I Carry The 12 Volt Milwaukee Which is The Impact Driver, I Would Tell You No But I Wanted To Give You The reason For My No. Sorry I Wrote A Lot But Hope This Helps You and Also I Love My Bag. « Show Less
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Can you fit a "full size impact driver with no problem?" I have never tried to fit a full size impact driver into my bag. So, that being said. This is just my opinion. If both sides are full of tools I would say no. If one side is going to have just a few tools, then maybe yes. My LC is full of hand tools on one side and the other side has some tools plus various meters that I use. I am able to put a small Bosch 12v impact driver in there.
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One will fit but it'll take up almost the whole pocket. I would probably look at one of the other bags for that. The veto or klein backpack would probably be better.
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I carry a Bosch drill and extra battery in mine fits very well ...excellent tool bag best I've had in my 22 years of appliance repair..
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I can't say for sure. I have the m12 Milwaukee impact driver in which it's meant for and it was too snug. I did however use it to carry my rigid 12v drill driver and it held it just fine. As long as you don't do jumping jacks with it in there I don't see why it shouldn't hold it
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17/64" is absolutely the largest bit that will go into the Neiko chuck. The opening is larger than that, but the jaws to not open as wide as the opening. If you are a professional or if you are going to use a chuck in your impact driver often, i suggest the Hitachi. I know its three times the cost but it will take bits up to 3/8" and it is more durable. If its just once in a wile use for bits 17/64" and under, the Neiko chuck will be fine.
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This is a impact driver kit. The bits have a hex shank on them. You may be able to buy a 3/8 to hex attachment for your impact gun but I don't know.
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the impact driver definitely creates more power for almost everything. I would only get the standard drill if I was doing light detailed work only
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They are not any larger than normal. I have had absolutely no problem installing or ejecting.
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It works for me. I have enough of a curve so that a small portion of the front of the holder does not even make contact with the dash and it's still very tight. It's pretty amazing.
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They won't lock into the impact drive tools, but they will fit because they are 1/4" also. However they will chuck into a drill. I wouldn't recommend it though because they are not impact ready.
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With the 2.5 inch it won't look too bad as long as you have the factory 265s, but any smaller would look stupid, but if you want the best look go with a set of 285s
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No restrictions on size. If you have a 1/2" drive socket, no matter the size, it will work
287190
I did not use this with an impact driver, so I have no direct knowledge. However, I do not see how the impact force would be transferred at right angles, it would seem that it would just push the device off the screw head. My experience is that it is hard to hold this device on the screw head in tight spaces. You have to go slow and steady.
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I only carry autos, but have had no problem, regardless of size. I think it will fit with no problem.
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Absolutely man. It will definitely fit. Both horizontally and vertically. This box booms bro.
970551
I'd love to upload a pic but don't see ANYwhere - here, the webpage, or w/my review that allows me to do that. The pic shows how oddly shaped the skeg is - it is really made specifically to fit the sevylor kyak. So I'm not sure if you could make it fit something else. It makes a huge difference in the steering. But it only has to be just a bit off center for it to be worse than none at all. So it has to fit tight. If you can think of a way for me to get a pic to you or if you want me to try and describe it let me know.
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Mine is a full size, completely stock; based on the pictures I have seen it would be a pretty tight fit.
1939074
That has not been my experience. There is a telescoping release which extends the driver by an additional 2inches giving about a total reach of about 3inches, from the "grip" portion of the handle. The grip is finely textured metal making for a very solid grip. The cheapest parts are the spudgers (the ends break off easily) and the suction cup(was packed poorly), but these parts often come with replacement parts.
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Yes...I use some of these bits at work on a daily basis and they work fine with a impact driver.