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Thanks for posting that! I got the 14.4 drill, rotary hammer, and circular saw. If only there was an impact. I bought in because that seems like a decent beater/travel set for my type of work.

Got this today! SO far I like it! It has 4 speeds, metal chuck, lots of power and great ergonomics! Excuse the crappy cell phone pics.

This is what you need. http://www.martorusa.com/Combi-109137_2

I have used one of those oil storage containers that rlitman has posted. They are OK. I do not like the screw cap for them. They do not seal very nicely. If you would like a super high quality used oil contained that is easy to fill and pour out, I recommend an Oil Safe Systems container...

I use this with my Hilti reciprocating saw and are awesome! Swiss made is a + as well:rocker:

Aww gotcha! I have the non hammer drill version. I love it! Great power, super long run time with the 5.2 batteries and I love the pulse feature. The thing I do no like about it is the LED lights. The LEDs turn on automatically when you touch the handle and is very sensitive. They also do...

Yes that has the quick change fittings which include a 1/2 drill chuck and a 1/4 hex bit holder. Might I suggest buying from here http://www.mudsupply.com/Metabo-Tools-s/1944.htm If they do not have it on their website, just email them and they will post it up. I have bought almost all my...

They are ****! The very best adjustable wrenches made by Irega! There are quite a few companies who carry re-branded Iregas including, Channellock, Snap-on, and Bahco.

I do not know why. It just slides right off the anvil. I have tried it on a few of my impacts and it does not stay put with any.

Here is what I have so far. The super long one is from McMaster Carr. It is stamped USA. It will only work with impacts with a ball detent, not friction ring. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2

What is the model # for the smaller bits? Forgot to add, I also have a Panasonic EY9HX110E bit adapter on the way. I think I may start a new thread on these once I get them all in to help out other people with this dilemma.

I actually have a Koken one on order. I believe it will only work with bits longer that 1" or you have to use a bit holder.

I have a total of 3 so far; Milwaukee, Apex QR 508, and Wera 784 C/1. The Milwaukee *****. It is difficult to remove the adapter from the impact and it wobbles around too much. The Apex is nice but you will have to have a 1/4 bit holder to use 1" bits. It just makes the entire tool longer...

I believe that tip is a clutch tip.

Does anyone know if Koken makes an impact adapter to go from 1/2 female square to 1/4 hex bit?

You mentioned that you already have some Bosch tools. Are they cordless? If they use the same battery as what you are looking into, maybe go Bosch. But since you are looking into Brushless drills, have you considered Festool, Fein, or Metabo?

My favorite is the Thomas Betts Ergo50. I use it everyday at work and works flawlessly. Also, made in Sweden.

What about this? Made in Germany too! http://www.cpometabo.com/metabo-600405420-sxe400-3-1-8-in--compact-random-orbit-disc-sander/mtbn600405420,default,pd.html?start=2&cgid=metabo-sanders-and-polishers

....if only it worked with Metabo:sad:

Just got these in today. I can not wait to try these out. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2