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All the 12v ones seem to have a 10mm chuck which I think would bug me often enough to get an 18v one.
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You can just get larger bits with smaller shanks, but then you'd run into torque problems. Fuel 18V is still too much for anything I've asked it to do. I was putting in some 6" structural screws, the ones with the large flanged head. Forgot the impact driver was on setting three, buried the head an inch into the timber without realising.
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10mm chuck
There's always the frankentool approach (pre-Fuel with the Bosch Green and a need to use a 12mm auger)
stevo_com
£25 more for 5ah batteries - https://its.co.uk/pd/dewalt-dck2111p2b-2-piece-12v-xr-brushless-kit-with-2x-5-0ah-batteries-charger-bag-_dewdck2111p2b.htm
Edit: slightly lower spec/torque tools however