Different types of impact tools

Dino’s Tinker Shed, S3 Ep5, Tinker Tool Time, Different types of impact tools.
In this episode, we look at impact tools available to the home mechanic and I talk about the advantages and disadvantages of each type. Impact tools are a great option for removing stubborn bolts or fasteners that are corroded or perhaps have thread locker installed.
As always, I have included Time code chapters bellow if you want to skip around.

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TIME CODE CHAPTERS:
00:00- Introduction
00:12- Overview
01:10- Choices of impact tools
01:38- Manual tools
03:54- Air Power
05:40- Electric Power
09:06- A bit about sockets
10:47- Summary

MUSIC:

[TheRottingElvis]

Thanks for the wholesome content Dino. You're my favorite channel on YouTube

[MalJ-ebnv]

A useful video Dino. I have hammer, air and 18 volt drivers. Your points detailing advantages/disadvantages is correct in my opinion. A good point you raised about the metallurgy and wall thickness of sockets. Thankyou.

[volvogt]

Ah... my first impact wrench. A Ring spanner and the biggest hammer I could find. The frequency of the impacts was low but the the velocity was high....
The Milwaukee right angled impact wrench is my favourite for bikes. Low torque but its ability to be used a normal wrench means I don't overtighten. Great video Dino.

[anthonya]

Always learn something from your videos Dino. I use my battery powered impact driver just about every time I am on the tools - it's just so versatile. Be interested to know why 12v over 18v?

[gregstuchley]

G’day Dino,
I would be fascinated to hear your views on 12 vs 18 volt battery operated tools 👍🇦🇺

[TLOverlander]

"Sweat equity" lol. Ain't that the truth!

[hootsahoy]

Dino, how about a video on the android app; Drive Mode Dashboard 2, would go nicely on your dash!