Home » Power Tools » Video Tool Review » Impact Driver Review » Unleash Your Inner Handyman with Bosch GDX18V-1860C 18 Volt Freak

Unleash Your Inner Handyman with Bosch GDX18V-1860C 18 Volt Freak

The Ultimate Hybrid Impact Driver and Impact Wrench in One – A Comprehensive Review of the Bosch GDX18V-1860C

Video from the Shop Tool Reviews

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C 18 Volt Freak is a hybrid tool that can be both cool and gimmicky. This tool is a part of the 18-volt platform and brushless series, with the model number GTX 18V-1860C. The tool’s name is the Freak, and its unique design sets it apart from other impact drivers.

The Freak is not a big tool; it measures less than 16 inches from the tip of the anvil to the back. It has a sleek design that looks like a typical impact driver, but it is slightly bigger than most current impact drivers. The tool is lightweight and easy to handle, making it perfect for use in tight spaces.

One of the standout features of the Bosch GDX18V-1860C 18 Volt Freak is its hybrid design. It can be used as both an impact driver and a wrench, making it a versatile tool for any job. The tool has a 1/4-inch hex shank that can be used with screwdriver bits and a 1/2-inch square drive that can be used with sockets.

Check out Bosch Impact Driver / Wrench on Sale at Lazada:

BOSCH Professional Impact Driver Drill Wrench Solo 18V Brushless GDS18V-400

  • Product Price: ₱15,850
  • Discount Price: ₱7,088

The Freak has a maximum torque output of 1,600 in-lbs, which is impressive for a tool of its size. It also has a variable speed trigger that allows you to control the speed of the tool, making it easier to work with different materials.

We tested the Freak on a variety of materials, including wood, metal, and concrete. The tool performed well on all of these materials, and we were impressed with its power and versatility. The tool was also easy to handle and comfortable to use, even for extended periods.

The Freak comes with a three-year warranty, which is standard for most Bosch tools. The tool is also reasonably priced, making it a great value for anyone looking for a versatile impact driver/wrench.

In conclusion, the Bosch 18 Volt Freak is a unique and versatile tool that can be used as both an impact driver and a wrench. It has a powerful motor and a variable speed trigger that makes it easy to work with different materials. The tool is also lightweight and easy to handle, making it perfect for use in tight spaces. Overall, we highly recommend the Bosch 18 Volt Freak for anyone looking for a versatile and reliable impact driver/wrench.

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C Freak is a unique tool that combines the features of an impact driver and an impact wrench. It has a hollow anvil that can accept both a half-inch socket and an impact driver bit, making it a versatile tool for driving screws and bolts. The tool is powered by a brushless motor that works on Bosch’s Core 18-volt series batteries. The 4 amp-hour version of the battery provides up to 1860 inch-pounds of force, which translates to 155 foot-pounds of torque.

Check out other Impact Driver Video Reviews

The Bosch Freak has three-speed modes that incrementally increase the strength of the tool. It also has two auto modes that can sense the type of screw being used and adjust the speed accordingly. The tool has a variable speed trigger that allows for precise control of the speed and a maximum of 4100 impacts per minute in speed mode 3.

See also  Makita XDT11Z 18V Impact Driver Review

The tool weighs just under four pounds with the 4 amp-hour battery, making it a compact and lightweight option for an impact wrench. It also has a tracking feature that allows users to keep track of their tools and manage them for security purposes.

In testing, the Bosch Freak was able to drive three-and-a-half-inch exterior deck screws into PT wood with ease in speed mode 3. The tool will also be tested for torque to see how well it can break fasteners free.

Overall, the Bosch Freak is a versatile and unique tool that combines the features of an impact driver and an impact wrench. Its ability to accept both a socket and an impact driver bit makes it a valuable addition to any toolbox.

In this video, the presenter demonstrates the capabilities of an impact driver. They start by switching to mode A and attempting to drive a screw, but it starts skipping and not driving properly. They assume that this is the wood mode and switch to mode B, which stops the screw from overdriving and stripping the metal. They then demonstrate how easy it is to switch between impact driver bits and half-inch anvil-style bits or socket-type bits.

Next, they move to a testing bench to see what kind of torque the impact driver can develop. They remove the bit and start torquing fasteners at 75 foot-pounds, increasing to 150 foot pounds. The impact driver does not struggle at all, even at 250 foot pounds. They then switch to mode B to run the fasteners back down.

Finally, they switch to a bigger torque setter and start torquing at 275 foot-pounds, increasing to 350 foot-pounds. The impact driver performs well throughout the testing, demonstrating its power and versatility.

In this video, the presenter is testing the torque capacity of a tool. They start by testing it at 275, 300, 325, and 350 foot-pounds in mode three with a full battery in reverse. The tool takes a long time to break free at 275 foot-pounds, but it starts moving by the eight or nine-second mark. The presenter lets it finish and notes that they may not be able to break the next one free, which is at 375 foot-pounds.

Bosch GDX18V-1860C Comprehensive Review

They try again, but the tool does not move at 375 foot-pounds. They try again and note that it may have moved in the first 10 seconds, but they will review the tape to confirm. They give it the benefit of the doubt and record it as 375 foot pounds. They then move on to testing at 400 foot pounds.

Overall, the video shows the presenter testing the torque capacity of a tool and providing commentary on the results. It is interesting for those interested in tools and their capabilities.

The Bosch Freak is a hybrid impact driver and impact wrench that offers the ability to switch between driving screws and fasteners quickly. The tool is compact and powerful, with the ability to break free up to 450 foot pounds of torque. The tool also features three different speeds, A and B modes, and an auto-stop feature to prevent over-torquing.

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C is not a gimmicky but useful crossover tool for those needing to work on smaller and larger fasteners. The Bosch GDX18V-1860C Freak is priced at $129 for the bare tool and $199 for the kit, including a four amp hour battery and charger. The tool comes with a one-year warranty but can be upgraded to a three-year pro vantage warranty by registering the tool.

The tool is easy to use and offers great features, including the ability to switch between driving screws and fasteners, and the auto-stop feature to prevent over-torquing. The tool is also powerful, with the ability to break free up to 450 foot pounds of torque. However, it is important to note that using a bit in the tool may cause some flex in the anvil, so using a long socket is recommended and avoiding using short bits.

See also  20V Brushless Impact Wrench Kit Review

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C is great for those needing a crossover tool for smaller and larger fasteners. The tool is priced reasonably and offers great features and power.

The Bosch Freak is a unique tool that combines the features of an impact driver and an impact wrench. It has a hollow anvil that can accept both a half-inch socket and an impact driver bit, making it a versatile tool for driving screws and bolts. The tool is powered by a brushless motor that works on Bosch’s Core 18-volt series batteries.

The four amp-hour versions of the battery provide up to 1860 inch-pounds of force, which translates to 155 foot-pounds of torque. The Bosch GDX18V-1860C Freak has three-speed modes that incrementally increase the strength of the tool. It also has two auto modes that can sense the type of screw being used and adjust the speed accordingly. The tool has a variable speed trigger that allows for precise control of the speed and a maximum of 4100 impacts per minute in speed mode 3.

The tool weighs just under four pounds with the four amp-hour battery, making it a compact and lightweight option for an impact wrench. It also has a tracking feature that allows users to keep track of their tools and manage them for security purposes. In testing, the Bosch Freak was able to drive three-and-a-half-inch exterior deck screws into PT wood with ease in speed mode 3. The tool will also be tested for torque to see how well it can break fasteners free. Overall, the Bosch Freak is a versatile and unique tool that combines the features of an impact driver and an impact wrench. Its ability to accept both a socket and an impact driver bit makes it a valuable addition to any toolbox.

In this video, the presenter demonstrates the capabilities of an impact driver. They start by switching to mode A and attempting to drive a screw, but it starts skipping and not driving properly. They assume that this is the wood mode and switch to mode B, which stops the screw from overdriving and stripping the metal. They then demonstrate how easy it is to switch between impact driver bits and half-inch anvil-style bits or socket-type bits. Next, they move to a testing bench to see what kind of torque the impact driver can develop.

They remove the bit and start torquing fasteners at 75 foot-pounds, increasing to 150 foot pounds. The impact driver does not struggle at all, even at 250 foot pounds. They then switch to mode B to run the fasteners back down. Finally, they switch to a bigger torque setter and start torquing at 275 foot-pounds, increasing to 350 foot-pounds. The impact driver performs well throughout the testing, demonstrating its power and versatility.

In this video, the presenter is testing the torque capacity of the Bosch GDX18V-1860C Freak. They start by testing it at 275, 300, 325, and 350 foot-pounds in mode three with a full battery in reverse. The tool takes a long time to break free at 275 foot-pounds, but it starts moving by the eight or nine-second mark. The presenter lets it finish and notes that they may not be able to break the next one free, which is at 375 foot-pounds.

See also  Milwaukee 3453-20 Review

They try again, but the tool does not move at 375 foot-pounds. They try again and note that it may have moved in the first 10 seconds, but they will review the tape to confirm. They give it the benefit of the doubt and record it as 375 foot pounds. They then move on to testing at 400 foot pounds. Overall, the video shows the presenter testing the torque capacity of a tool and providing commentary on the results. It is interesting for those interested in tools and their capabilities.

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C is a hybrid impact driver and impact wrench that offers the ability to switch between driving screws and fasteners quickly. The tool is compact and powerful, with the ability to break free up to 450 foot pounds of torque. The tool also features three different speeds, A and B modes, and an auto-stop feature to prevent over-torquing.

The Bosch GDX18V-1860C Freak is not a gimmicky tool but a useful crossover tool for those who need to work on smaller and larger fasteners. The tool is priced at $129 for the bare tool and $199 for the kit, including a four amp hour battery and charger. The tool comes with a one-year warranty but can be upgraded to a three-year pro vantage warranty by registering the tool. The tool is easy to use and offers great features, including the ability to switch between driving screws and fasteners, and the auto-stop feature to prevent over-torquing. The tool is also powerful, with the ability to break free up to 450 foot pounds of torque.

However, it is important to note that using a bit in the tool may cause some flex in the anvil, so using a long socket is recommended and avoiding using short bits. Overall, the Bosch GDX18V-1860C is great for those needing a crossover tool for smaller and larger fasteners. The tool is priced reasonably and offers great features and power.

Latest Videos

  • CS Unitec ETN 2001 P Concrete Core Drill Review
    Looking for a reliable and efficient concrete core drill? Check out our review of the CS Unitec ETN 2001 P. Made in Germany, this drill is perfect for tackling tough drilling tasks. With a powerful motor and 2-speed gear box, it’s a must-have tool.
  • Building a Halloween Decoration Coffin using the Shou Sugi Ban Technique
    Learn how to build a Halloween decoration coffin using the Shou Sugi Ban technique. Step-by-step tutorial, tools needed, and tips for a rustic look. Plus, a giveaway and podcast announcement!
  • Drilling Through Thick Brick Wall: Installing a Mini Split
    Learn the step-by-step process of drilling through a thick brick wall to install a mini split. Discover how to mount it securely, connect the electricity, release the refrigerant, and protect the components. Find out why mini splits are a popular choice for cooling in homes with hot water boilers.
  • DEWALT Atomic Saw Review
    Looking for a powerful and versatile circular saw? Look no further than the DEWALT ATOMIC 20V MAX* Circular Saw. Cut effortlessly with its brushless motor and enjoy convenience and safety features. A must-have tool for any handyman or DIY enthusiast.
  • Dremel 8220-1/28 Rotary Tool Kit Review
    Read our Dremel 8220-1/28 Rotary Tool Kit review and discover the versatility of this compact and powerful tool for cutting, carving, polishing, and more.
  • Worx WX820L.9 20V Power Share Sandeck 5-in-1 Cordless Multi-Sander Review
    Get the most versatile sanding tool with the Worx WX820L.9 20V Power Share Sandeck 5-in-1 Cordless Multi-Sander. Its Hyperlock quick toolless pad change and Mode max technology ensure maximum efficiency. Battery and charger sold separately. Read more.