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Question: can i drill little holes with it?
Document: The only thing I've found it useful for is turning the machine screws that hold light fixtures in place, and for that it's useful. I regret buying this and would not buy another. Almost anyone would get FAR more use from a small, lightweight cordless drill, because it will have variable speed and the ability to drive screws much more powerfully, along with (of course) drilling holes.
I purchased this in the hopes it would be more powerful, it's not. If you need to put screws in the wall, this isn't what you want. Get a cordless drill. Now, if you have issues with your wrists or hands and need a little screwdriver to help put shelves/bookcases together, this is the tool for you.
The quality seems to be good and it works very well for what it is designed for. The reason I am giving it 3 stars is that it is awkward to use. The forward reverse switch is difficult to move. To make it run you press the same switch (forward/reverse) which is on top and a little hard to reach. There is no trigger like a drill would have.
While doing some home renovation projects this fall, my Dad (who has ONE MILLION tools) used my little rechargeable screwdriver on a number of projects. He loved it--the pivoting handle meant that it worked in spaces/corners where his drill couldn't fit or where we couldn't get the right angle with a traditional screwdriver. He was so taken with it that I bought him one for Christmas...now he has a million and one tools.
This is not a drill. It is, however, a fantastic little time-saving screwdriver. The two heads that come with it are very decent quality, only my toughest screws chewed them up a little, but I used this little guy for total demolition and re-imagining of a camper. Saved me tons of time, charge lasts a very long time, and it is very sturdy for such a little tool. Will not replace a drill, but a great addition to a tool collection.
Great in confined spaces but you need to make pilot holes in hard material. Not too powerful, but enough for many jobs. Also fine for children and women to use as it is light weight.
I used it to hang a small shelf - drilled holes in the wall, screwed in the screws. It didn't need long to charge, worked fairly easily. The 'go' button (if you will) is a bit annoying bc you end up pushing it (on) in order to change the mode from in to out. Not a huge deal.
Realizing the relatively low price, this screwdriver is still disappointing. It doesn't have much torque (power) and the single speed operation is a HUGE limitation on its usefulness. I have found it doesn't have enough power to drive screws into hardwood even with pre-drilled holes, and is marginal in softer materials.
I'm into RC cars, and this a great tool, as it has just the right amount of torque to do the job without stripping the screw holes of soft flexible plastic parts and components. If anyone owns an Axial Exo Terra buggy like me, get this screwdriver, it'll save a lot of time dealing with all those screws that hold the body to the chassis, and building the roll cage body, which also uses a ton of screws.
I couldn't live without one of these. This one is my second - the first model isn't to be found anymore, if that tells you anything about how long it lasted. The 3 positions make it easy to get the job done from different angles. I'm satisfied with the speed - I use it for putting furniture together, screwing screws in pre-drilled holes, putting toys together and so much more. It's small enough to store in my kitchen cupboard.
Answer: yes