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lww99 12/22/22 10:08:48 AM #1: |
Probably one of things I should know at this age. i have a drill/driver at home. Do impacts not need pilot holes? Is that the only difference --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif ... Copied to Clipboard!
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voldothegr8 12/22/22 10:10:15 AM #2: |
You know google exists right? --- Oda break tracker 2022- 12 (3) | THE Ohio State:11-1 | Las Vegas Raiders: 6-8 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Ratchetrockon 12/22/22 10:11:46 AM #3: |
i got no idea and dont have library near me to check --- I'm a Taurus I like collecting headphones and iems. My fave game of all time is DMC 3 SE on PC w/ style switch mod. IMO it the best button masher on earth ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Kombucha 12/22/22 10:12:06 AM #4: |
If you have money, you can just pay people that know the difference. --- http://www.last.fm/user/walkingishonest ... Copied to Clipboard!
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gasgpmo 12/22/22 10:29:21 AM #5: |
Cordless drill (power drill) is best for drilling holes, but can also drive fasteners (e.g. screws). Good for most jobs around the house, because an impact driver will likely overdo it. Impact driver is for driving fasteners. Way more torque than a power drill, they're more for heavy duty jobs. Uses different bits than a cordless drill, because an impact driver can break regular bits. You should drill a pilot hole to prevent wood from splitting, even when using an impact driver. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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