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That's exactly why I buy snap on picks, they aren't terribly expensive, they hold up well, and my driver will replace them no problem.

I think this is my 4th pick set lol.

I didnt mean this specific socket, I have 3, 1 is a chrome snap on magnetic, another proto impact one, and the milwaukee quick release one. It was just an example.

Just buy a 3/8" impact and this socket. Cheaper, and would have more torque.

It's not just about pure strength, it's being impacted hundreds of times a second. Even if you found this super alloy that could withstand the force and impacts, it would be very costly. The tool would be ridiculously expensive. And again.. why would anyone buy it? Sales would be low

Theres no such thing, but Bosch did just release a new version of what you described just this week except its 1/2" anvil and 1/4" hex. It has 1650in/lbs torque. It's called the freak. I dont see why youd need or even want such a thing though. Milwaukee's newest impact driver(1/4" hex) has...

Finally preordered the M12 Cut Off Tool and the M12 1/4" Stubby. Was gonna preorder the 3/8" first but my lady wants to get it for me as a bday present. I notice lately Acme seems to play it safe with the expected shipping dates, but usually sends them out well before then. They're forecasting...

They are still not even a third as loud as an air ratchet

Definitely 3/8" comfort grip flex head long handle first. Locking is up to you, some like it some dont. You'll use this for 95% of everything. You will be in love when you first use it. Personally I'd say next get a flex head 1/4", long handle. I prefer comfort grip on these also but you may...

Lol part numbers for all 3 are less than 5 posts above yours

I'm 99% sure I saw a pic of one with a boot

Haha no, I think you'd be shearing off the anvil everytime you used it

The 1/4" is a lot more than 20% weaker, its 100ft/lb vs 250ft/lb on the other 2. Its still very powerful for a 1/4" though

Home Depot?

That grinder deal is killer and it's a badass grinder. You will not be disappointed

I tend to use mine with a 9.0, it gives it a little more power and makes it so that I dont even have to think about runtime. With two 9.0s I can grind for 8 hours straight with very little downtime. It's still plenty powerful with a 5.0 and solid runtime, about 20 minutes or so, more if doing...

Look up the fuel on Ebay, that'll be the best price unless you find some crazy promo somewhere else. I bought mine so I could have a grinder to use away from an outlet, or for tiny jobs, but it's so good that I use it as my primary grinder. I haven't used a corded grinder in like 6 months. It's...

I have a couple of their -fuel brushless grinders. They're amazing. I fabricate on a daily basis and I use my fuel grinders for an hour or more a day for going on 2 years now. If you do go cordless, save yourself the trouble and only buy the fuel brushless. The older ones runtime is soooo...

I fell prey to the wrench promo... filled in some gaps in my wrench collection

The gen 1 isn't a bad saw at all, it's one of the best reviewed cordless saws