DeWalt's hydraulic impact driver promises less noise, less vibration, and plenty of power, but do real users think it's worth adding to your toolkit?

If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, you don't necessarily need to use DeWalt driver bits. Generally speaking, bits are universally compatible.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Do you have a DIY in mind, but don’t know what tool you should use to get the job done? This month we break down the differences between a drill and an impact driver in our ...

Step aside, cordless drill, and let the impact driver take over. Impact drivers look similar to drill/drivers but use a hammering mechanism to create far greater torque. This gives them the juice ...

If you've been shopping for impact drivers at your local Menards, you've probably checked out the Masterforce Impact Driver, but how does it stack up to Ryobi?