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In this 47-piece set, there is a rechargeable cordless screwdriver with a Li-ion battery, an extension driver, and a lot of different types of bits that you can use to screw things in and out. This set has everything you need to do the job. It’s a great thing to have around the house.
So that they can control how much torque they use when they drive screws, this cordless screwdriver has 6+1 settings for torque. This means that they can keep screws from getting stripped or being over-driven.
Easy to Use: The handle can be turned 180° and can be used in different positions, making your work easier and more comfortable even in a small space. A handle with a rubber coating gives you a good feeling when you hold it, giving you a good grip.
Ideal for work at both day and night . There is an LED working light and a flashlight built in to make it easier for you to work in a dark area. There is also a button that lets you drive screws and remove them.
Using the cordless screwdriver for a long time is easier because it’s waterproof and doesn’t have magnets in it. Level 2 anti-shock makes your work easier. Magnetic will go away if you use a magnetic chuck screw gun for a long time.
Almost everything is right with this unit.
Pros.
Different speeds with a pressure sensitive trigge.
Incredibly light.
Tiny in comparison to the rest of the worl.
This is an LED light (which can turn on without the drill rotating.
A magnetic holder for little bits of metal.
Very fast.
This machine can do things that would normally be done by drills four times its size.
Cons.
In this case, there isn’t a chuck. All the bits must be 1/4-inch hex (though you can buy a converter.
Impacts make a lot of noise.
Impact’s trigger point can’t be moved.
In this case, this is the first time I’ve used an impact drill. Because of the impact feature, it’s very hard to strip any screws with it. It also gives you more strength when you’re drilling through hard parts. No problems: This weekend, I used the drill to drill two 1-inch holes through a section of four-sided 2x4s and 3/4 plywood (that is almost 7 inches of wood). Even so, the impact drill is very noisy, and it is set to go off at about 15 foot-lbs of torque (only light-weight jobs will not trigger the impact feature). The amount of torque it takes to start the impact feature can’t be changed. You won’t need to wear earplugs, but simple tasks like putting together a desk at 10 pm could wake up the child.
Please note that this drill does not have a key-free Chuck. This drill accepts 1/4-inch bits with a hex head. If you mostly have hex bits, this is a good thing. In this case, it’s simple to switch out the hex bits. The drill does a great job of keeping them in place. You can buy a hex chuck to go with this drill, but that will make it wobble a little because of all the extra connections. Buy a set of hex drill bits. You can’t use the double-sided Phillips/standard hex bit in this. I was disappointed to find this out. I used to have a B&D drill with a chuck. It had a very nice double-sided Philips/standard bit that could be attached to the drill so that you could have both bits with you at the same time.
Overall, I think this drill is a great tool that I would recommend. B&D put a lot of great features into a small and light drill. if you want a drill that is very light but still powerful, look no further.
