Impact Driver or Festool CXS?

The new CXS convertible palm driver/drill can be a handy tool to have around, especially when driving small hardware screws.

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• CXS
• Drill

[FlashmoreGash]

Pocket screws

[opendoorscott]

what is the metal marking device called that you scribed  the line with?

[nielssteigenga]

i'm wondering if he knows wat he does. it seems like he don't even uses the Fred run clutch. he stops it by he trigger. he also doesn't use the centrotec tool for atteching the drills and bits. that's killing for the cxs. it has not the electronic Overload stop. when putting this things togetter, there's no reason for him to use dit instead of he makita...

[Mastonartin]

таким серьезным инструментом и такую херню собрал, молодцом буржуй))

[littorio27]

Nice video... but says nothing about angle drilling/screwdriving :). Bosch offer magnifficent GWI model (PS10 in US).

No dealing with annoying attachments, no affraids of losing of them. Angle drilling (at any angle) is a feature of that Bosch screwdrivers, without adding any attachments. And batteries between GWI and your impact driver are interchangeable ;) Btw, why use such long bits in the tight spaces?

[carapace79]

Great video Gary!! There will always be a place for a quality, small drill in my van. One thing I noticed is that your tasks might have gone a little more quickly if you used the Festool Controtec chuck, a real time saver!! I have a C12 and love it, though now I'm pondering swapping it for a CXS..... Decisions, decisions!! Keep up the great work!

Best,

Tom Gensmer

[DaveReinholdTV]

nice video. I have been using my impact less and less now that I have the cxs. The cxs feels great in your hand and you expained it perfectly, you need to hear what your doing .

Dave