M12 tools for car work?

[premmington]

I use the short 1/4 ratchet with 1/4 bit adapter for screws and various 1/4 Torques / Allen keys for the bike fairings.

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Spendy - mate got one - he works on motorbikes.

Clever thing is - 1/4 bit will go into the sq anvil

 

[steveo3002]

been looking at these , vessel brand , no torque to speak off but tiny comapred to others

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[Craig-SM]

been looking at these , vessel brand , no torque to speak off but tiny comapred to others

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The Vessel screwdriver is nice to use and just fits in your hand like a normal one. I was tempted but talked myself out of it and getting a Wera ratchet screwdriver and bits instead. If was using it day in day out I would definitely have one though.

 

[Ruffian]

been looking at these , vessel brand , no torque to speak off but tiny comapred to others

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Have been looking at these as feel could be nice addition to my tool box.

As with converting the cheapie impact to ¼ inch square drive.
Especially for the motor bike and dirtliners etc.

 

[Trevorleach]

Possibly a bad idea but I picked up a 3/8" to 1/4" impact adaptor at local shop, to use with the impact/ratchet.
Hopefully it will survive the 1st setting, or 4th screw setting?

Then same question, can it be used with 1/4" screwdriver bits if I get a 3/8" to 1/4" hex adaptor?
As opposed to buying an impact driver.

It will be fine, just get used to the throttle.

 

[roofman]

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Not much in the runtime between a 2.5 and 3 but the high output will work at full output for longer as well as given a more oomph despite the lower amps

I bought the 6ah for the 12v driver i bought off you, built 2 work benches on 1 charge putting 3 and 4 inch screws in...its better than my 18v dewalt impact with a flexivolt in it.