DEWALT DW2298 1/2-Inch Square to 1/4-Inch Adaptor Hex Rapid Load , Black

Works great

Good product

Perfect if you already own a impact wrench an dont want to go but an impact driver. Great for driving 3,4 plus screws into pressure treated lumber still finding uses.

Quality iten

I read some reviews saying this didnt work right... was sloppy. I havent found that the case so far but only have used this a few times. Its nice to allow multipurpose use of my impact drill.

good product but does not include any instruction for application

The retaining ring on the front was loose and prevented the collar from returning completely. So, I pried the ring out with pliers and bent it into shape. Now, the bit is seated firmly, does not slip out, and the collar is pushed securely to the face. Bought this adapter to use my impact wrench to drive timber screws. Tested and works perfect.

I just bought this item and used it for some light residential framing, pairing it with my newly purchased Dewalt 1/2 impact driver (I wanted to tools in one) I thought this adapter would easily accommodate my 1/4 hex shank Dewalt impact bit set. Not the case. The longer shanks, without a lip, will not lock in place. Only the smallest tips will lock, leaving only about 3/16 of the bit exposed. Not very useful. To top it off, the locking coupler mechanism failed within 3-4 hours. I would have thought this coupler would adapt the same vendors 1/4 impact driver bits. I was wrong. Maybe I am totally naive and I am using it incorrectly. Someone correct me if that is the case.

The Christmas present half inch Impact drill/driver now serves as a perfect Drill with this lovely attachment! Cheaper than buying another drill----Then again, boys and toys! Amazon says to be delivered early April, arrived well ahead of their stated....

I bought this for my Ryobi driver after the one that came with it broke. It does the job well enough but is loose on many of the bits I use and sometimes comes off the end of the drill. I suppose it might work better with a Dewalt drill but it gets the job done. Considering the convenience of this little gadget, I am willing to overlook its few shortcommings.