It may but it will damage screw head from time to time unless you remove the driver at perfect time.    This is annoying if you have to replace the screw or for person who want to unscrew it. I'd just pre-drill hole with drill bit and then screw.

Wasn't impact driver meant to drive screw?

Whereas impact wrench have higher torque. Would damage screw.

Baru mahu start new project, 3 years pending punya. 2 Part question

I have to consistently cut 22 1/4" wide panels from standard 4x8 blockboard. My Bosch GTS10J cut max ~18". Before I use my cordless circular with my jig to do it. As usual, never that consistent to 1/16".

Ada idea how to expand the cut width capacity?

Disclaimer, no panel saw like ar188, i do this just to kill time, kinda hobby, i have limited/unlimited resources to buy tools, as long as i can keep in in a store.

Sengaja sungguh cakap 2 panel saw...

Sengaja juga ckp festool.... I wonder how much that thing in Malaysia oo.

And yes, I have both Kreg rip-cut and Kreg accu-track. So will have to use that then. Still can lari abit, usually in 1/16.

If wanna cut the 38mm thick butcher block, jigsaw or circular saw is better?

China got kreg rip cut clone already. Well, not 100% same lar, it uses some standard square aluminium rod and plate I think.
I think I saw it before, didn't buy coz I feel I dont really need it.

Two different purpose. If you are doing cutting mostly in open area like on window, roof, small trunk, then you want reciprocal (sabre) saw. Not for fine cutting.

If you do wood cutting on bench and similar stuff, then you need jigsaw for more accuracy and control.

https://sawingpros.com/reciprocating-saw-vs-jigsaw/

Thanks, a new jig saw to replace my father's 30Y old Green Bosch jigsaw.

Makita DJV180Z or Bosch GST 18V-Li? I have both battery system.
 

I'm leaning to that, its much cheaper too.
Give them the D 

But now suddenly mahu beli Bosch GST and GKF...banyak betul shopping..nanti the missus perasan...

I have an older bosch jigsaw (swiss made or sth) with these blades right now:
standard size Bosch T101BR Jigsaw Blade HCS Clean for Wood and also
the shorty blade (was told it was for making curved cuts) T101AO 20 TPI Clean for Wood T-Shank Jig Saw Blades

Wondering if I should procure the Bosch T308B Jigsaw Blades (5 Piece) 2608663751 Extra Clean just in case?
Will note down to use a straight edge. I tried freehand cutting pine wood with the "clean for wood" standard size blade (T101BR IIRC), so far ok lah, no splinters at the end 

where did you buy this Ryobi cordless from,  online web or local shop ?
thanks in advance.

Ya bos, next time beli ajak me, I want the Ryobi Airstrike.

ini part banyak true, but lately you spread no poison anymore ler?

And the PhD guy with land so MASSIVE. lama diam already paskal

Ryobi tiada jual sini, But i'd still go makita than Ryobi (except for AirStrike). Why you no pakai M18 jig saw, suprisingly sama prince range with makita.

You praise Milwaukee, but never mentioned Ryobi?

auw man, you din cakap earlier. For say, how much can you get a DJV180Z for? I asked Makita, they say i need to commit RM20k P/A purchase baru boleh.

They said 25-35% off MSRP.

I have all love for the GKF 12V-8 Bosch cordless trimmer (can i say a router?)

1. It's light, can be rotated or angled any other way.
2. Excellent weight distribution, its base heavy (unlike normal trimmer which is top heavy due to the motor), so easier to balance even on a thin 18mm edge.
3. The DC motor has no forced torque on the user. A normal router with top heavy, spinning at 20-30K RPM has a will of its own to turn. You can feel that when you swipe it around, it tends to pull your hand around.
4. Super easy depth adjustment with micro metric,
5. Excellent big well-designed flat base.
6. Debris/dust doesn't SPRAY all around, somehow its more collective going down. Normal trimmer I must pakai eye PPE, confirm akan kena in face, or eye, but on this one, less need, but i still use anyways, it's a habit.
7. Router bit bearings don't get caught up in dust/glue. I dunno why, but on a normal trimmer, i'd have to occasionally clean glue/dust residue from the bearing.
8. It's not as noisy as a normal trimmer, I dun have to use ear plug, and I can go through even at night. Normal trimmer, cutting laminates/abs is almost as loud as circular saw cutting wood. This one a bit louder than drilling wood.
9. Battery life, single 2AH battery lasted me a whole 20ft length of cabinets carcass, I'd say >120 ft length of trimming
10. All of the above gave EXCELLENT control.

I'm so amazed, for RM560+ it is a excellent investment (much better than the more expensive Makita cordless jigsaw, which I kinda regretted). Now I don't frown when I have to trim laminates.

You've got something mixed up. A router is a trimmer is a router.

ar188 will be using his bigger router to route. Me will be using my router, to trim.

Not mixed up. I just classify a small version of wood router as trimmer. It will struggle to do real routing job. The actual trimmer is actually something like this

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but now tool has evolved. Now you have bit with roller and router can also do trimming job. I just classify less powerful one as trimmer