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Nef in reply to @Hovis

In theory, yes, but an impact wrench is the proper tool for the job (1/2 inch square drive, not 1/4 inch hex).

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Bobbo in reply to @Nef

Bosch do an impact driver that takes both 1/2 inch square and 1/4 inch hex:

https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/bosch-gdx-18-v-180-impact-driver-wrench-body-only-no-box?gclid=CjwKCAiA_f3uBRAmEiwAzPuaMyif3WEoRN_EcWFWMNrLvkjokvrsM9LgHl7TWC5IgzPJT5mWOdxyiRoCofYQAvD_BwE

But like all tools that try to do too many things it's too torquey for an impact driver but not torquey enough as an impact wrench.

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Nef in reply to @Bobbo

And it’s on the heavier end for an impact driver. Less of an issue for small jobs, but annoying if you’ve got it in your hand all day.

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