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Trade: general carpentry
Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 18
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Impact Wrenches...
When using my 14.4v DeWalt impact wrench for extended periods of time (15+min of straight use) such as fastening deck boards or subfloor, it starts to get real HOT. It also starts to get that "O-zone" smell. Im assuming that this is pretty normal and I just switch to my regular driver and give the impact a rest. Just wondering if everyone has this experence. I still cant believe there are some guys out there that haven't converted to the world of impact wrenches. P.S. I have been lurking on this forum for over a year now and have learned tons and laughed a bunch. I work alone or with one helper so its nice some nights to come home and see what others in the industry are up to. Cheers!
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Trade: Residential Contractor
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Jensen Beach, FL
Posts: 10,475
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Re: Impact Wrenches...
I'm old and still use air or corded for heavy use. Nothing beats air.
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