Impact Driver Quiz

What is a key difference between an impact driver and a standard drill?

• Impact drivers are larger than standard drills.

• Impact drivers apply a hammering effect when needed.

• Impact drivers can only use round chuck bits.

• Impact drivers are quieter than standard drills.

Which type of bit is compatible with an impact driver?

• Quarter inch hex shank bits

• Round shank bits

• Phillips head bits

• Flathead bits

What is a potential downside of using an impact driver?

• It is less powerful than a standard drill.

• It requires more wrist strength to operate.

• It is significantly louder than a standard drill.

• It cannot be used in tight spaces.

Why might a beginner choose to buy a combo kit with both a drill and an impact driver?

• It includes more accessories.

• It can be more financially sensible during sales.

• It offers more power than individual tools.

• It is always cheaper than buying separately.

What should you consider before purchasing an impact driver?

• Whether it will be used frequently enough to justify the cost.

• If it is the most expensive tool available.

• If it is the lightest tool on the market.

• Whether it comes with a lifetime warranty.