Note: Don’t use your impact driver to make holes in masonry, which could burn it out. Chuck these multi-material bits into a hammer drill instead to make a hole in brick, concrete, concrete ...

Impact Driver vs. Drill Although they share some of the same functions—such as securing screws and bolts during DIY and construction projects—a drill's bits can also be swapped out, allowing ...

If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, here's all the details on which bits are compatible, and how to switch them when necessary.

Unlike typical bits, masonry drill bits are specifically designed to bore through concrete and brick safely and effectively.

Two such types of drills are the hammer drill and impact driver, but discerning the differences proves to be more difficult than one would think. After all, it's power tools, not rocket science.

Ryobi’s 300-Piece Drill and Drive Kit and 95-Piece Drill and Impact Drive Kit are the best drill bit sets we’ve found in years of testing.

Drill, hammer drill, or impact driver: Which one will work best for your DIY project? Choose the right tool for the job with this guide.

If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, you don't necessarily need to use DeWalt driver bits. Generally speaking, bits are universally compatible.