Technicians on the go will love this cordless precision screwdriver. It is great for computer, electronics, and industrial use.
With one switch, the Super-Torque drive can apply more than 100 RPM. A bright LED lights up the tip. When you need to handle small screws in small places, this tool is great.
Phillips #0 and #1; Slotted 1/8 and 1/16 in; and Torx T5 and T6 are some of the most common bits that come with this first-of-its-kind power screwdriver. This power screwdriver has a quick-change chuck that makes it easy to change bits. The chuck can be used with all micro (4mm) bits that are used in the industry.
This electric screwdriver has an easy-to-use handle and a powerful battery-powered motor that can be used for both commercial and home projects.
It comes with two AAA batteries that can last for more than six hours of use. It’s best to use Polaroid AAA batteries for this.
There are some pros to the Lighted Precision Screwdriver: It does work with the 4mm bits as it says. and the light is fine.
This is not a good thing. It takes a long time. It’s faster to spin the screw by hand. It also has very little torque (to be expected from a tool with 2AA power source though). The (what I thought was a plastic gear on the motor) sounds like it broke after the first day.
To figure out what went wrong, I took apart the screwdriver to see what was wrong with i. Motor: It looks like I broke a tooth. Because it has metal gears, I’m a little surprised at how well this works. That isn’t true. I cut off a tooth on a gear that goes with the bit-shaft.
