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The one that Rich is referring to was a blue point 3/8 (snap on).
They are a bit on the expensive side, but mine was a Xmas present from one of my
boys. If you have other battery powered tools, I would go with that brand,
as it would cause you to have extra charged batteries on hand, if you are not
already into battery power, then you can go with what ever. I would have a
hard time justifying one of the name brands only because of the amount of usage
it would get, I have my compressor in the shop and use a lot of air
powered tools when at home. I did just purchase a 1/2 inch impact, and a 4
1/2 inch angle grinder for taking to the JYs. The brand name on it is
Neiko, bought my impact off of Amazon, was just a little over a $100, and has
350 lb. of torque, almost double the Craftsman model and way cheaper, I have
only used it a little, and it has performed well, it is not as sturdy as some of
the other models, but has more power, and for it's limited use by me should do
well.
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