An impact drill has a collet for hex-shanked driver bits. It is specifically engineered and designed to one job, and do that job more easily and faster than any other tool. This kind of tool can drive long, large fasteners and screws that would otherwise burn out or stall a regular drill. The drill uses bit rotation, as well as concussive action, to power drive screws into the thickest, densest kinds of wood.

On average, this powerful piece of equipment can deliver up to three times the torque than the average drill. In spite of the brute force behind this drill, it is easy to use, and fits comfortably in the hands.

Most of the energy of the drill is transferred directly into the screw, and not your wrist or arm.

this is an ideal tool for building wooden decks or floor boards.