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In my Nissan Sentra I can fit a few 12' boards or steel tubing by extending them out the passenger side window by a few feet, to the trunk. Then roll up the window as much as possible, they get locked in very safely. It's an old trick. What I've been tempted to try is to transport 2x8ft plywood by making a frame, but I'm too nervous. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm a fan of Bosch and we all know they make great tools, and I was really excited about their hybrid brushless impact driver which I waited a long time to trickle over from Europe. But I feel the need to lament here and am debating on switching. frankly, im not sure I love the IDH182 that much because it is big for an impact driver or even a impact wrench compared to Milwaukee stuff. The handle is slim but the body is bulky and heavy. As far as the the 1/2 chuck I THINK it does transfer a bit more torque from what Testing I've done on my car. But you can not use any 3/8ths adapter or it will loose too much torque. But I do think that with 1/2 impact sockets it does perform well for car stuff. Second, they just are not updating their 18v line here in the states. The sawzaw is still a 2 speed model! Their flexi click drill looks cool but who knows if it's coming here to the U.S. I suppose I'm getting red envy or possibly yellow when Dewalt releases their new compact brushless line. And especially taking advantage of Home Depots Black Friday deal on gen2. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk