Mel,
Is this the one?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000UMJJ3C/?tag=ataofhoco-20
I have a B&D power screw driver but seldom use it as the direction/trigger switch is so poorly designed that it is difficult to use.
Over the years I've probably used every concievable type of cordless drill/driver from my first Mikita 7.2 volt to today's 20 volt Lithium Ions.
My current favorite is a Bosch DDB181. It is compact (not a mini, though) and powerful and the battery lasts a very long time.
Thanks for sharing your information,
Regards, Ed
I have an older version one before lithium ion came out.
I keep it in the junk drawer for easy access especially when it's cold outside and I don't feel like going out and digging through my truck.
It's always worked fine for me for things that come up around the house.
I have a B&D 4 volt powerscrew driver. It lacks torque and is not much use unless you have a need to put screws in a warm stick of butter.
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
BigDaddy I have a B&D 4 volt powerscrew driver. It lacks torque and is not much use unless you have a need to put screws in a warm stick of butter.
RR_Mel Must be the CSD300.
Must be the CSD300.
I have never understood the electric screwdriver.
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A DeWalt #2 Phillips bit in my 3/8" drill is a near perfect power screwdriver.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Track fiddler Mel. I will take three. Now will that be Visa or can I send you a check.....Lol Track fiddler
Not at all Mel.
Those little screw guns can come in handy sometimes. I do have one.
There was quite a few sad issues posted in the Forum today. It does sadden ones heart for the other members.
I was just trying to put a little humor into the evening.
Track fiddler
Ok you got me.
Honestly I have one of those little drills I would never buy one but it was given to me for a Christmas present. It stays in the junk drawer and once in a while it comes out for a little task.
In my truck on the other hand I run the Milwaukee 20 volt lithium-ion fuels with the double wide batteries.
There's so many add-ons to these tools, every time I think l'm getting close to acquiring the last one they come out with two more
One battery charge lasts for a better part of the week with consistent use.
Mowr Powr Ah Ah
Buy a Ryobi, with X-mas coming they will be cheap, like $79 with charger and battery and if you want a saw and two batteries and drill, last year they around $100. All my battery tools are now Ryobi and have even used the sawsall on a real construction job before the newer batteries came out.
It is the LI4000