Do you have an electric screwdriver that you would buy again?

[Buck119]

Dremel Driver, small & lightweight and it’ll drive 3” deck screws. Has a docking station to keep it’s lithium battery charged when you’re not using it and about a dozen bits for it. I forget what it cost but it was well worth it.

Something like this one?

Dremel GO 4-Volt Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Screwdriver with USB Charger and Insert Bits + Stylo Plus Versatile Craft Tool-GO-01 + 2050 - The Home Depot

The Dremel GO is a cordless screwdriver unique in its category. Powered by a 4-Volt Lithium battery, it is always ready to go and the USB charger makes charging fast and convenient. The 360° RPM of torque

www.homedepot.com

Or this one?

Dremel Cordless 4V USB Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Powered Electric Screwdriver HSES-01 - The Home Depot

The Home Solutions Electric Screwdriver is ideal for everyday home projects and features a 4V MAX rechargeable lithium-ion battery and USB port for convenient charging. Seven inches long, the Electric

www.homedepot.com

 

[Gaffer1968]

Thanks guys, I have to check all those models out.


That' one of my problems and also the reason why I replaced my previous power drill with a corded one and an extensions cord. I don't have to deal with death batteries anymore nor have to recharge them before being able to use the drill.

I've had Milwaukee's, DeWalts, etc. all with NiCad batteries that are not an insignificant cost to keep the tool long term. I finally gave up the ghost and gave away all my NiCad driven tools to my daughter (with new batteries) and I went with Ridgid tools with Lithium Ion batteries. My experience with them is that they hold a charge longer at near-original capacity, and last longer. I have a B&D box cutter tool with Lithium Ion internal battery that I've had for quite a number of years and it keeps a charge and I really only have to recharge it after a significant amount of tearing down package boxes for recycling.....

 

[Tazz]

Something like this one?

Dremel GO 4-Volt Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Screwdriver with USB Charger and Insert Bits + Stylo Plus Versatile Craft Tool-GO-01 + 2050 - The Home Depot

The Dremel GO is a cordless screwdriver unique in its category. Powered by a 4-Volt Lithium battery, it is always ready to go and the USB charger makes charging fast and convenient. The 360° RPM of torque

www.homedepot.com

Or this one?

Dremel Cordless 4V USB Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Powered Electric Screwdriver HSES-01 - The Home Depot

The Home Solutions Electric Screwdriver is ideal for everyday home projects and features a 4V MAX rechargeable lithium-ion battery and USB port for convenient charging. Seven inches long, the Electric

www.homedepot.com

Nah, mine looks like this. I’ve had this one for probably close to 10 years, they may not even make this one anymore. I really don’t know but I do know the quality is there and it’s lightweight so my wife can use it too, she can be pretty handy around the house when she wants to. lol! It has variable speed forward & reverse.



Here’s the docking station for charging and the bit holder attaches to it also. It stays charged all the time.

 

[keith089]

Dewalt 20 volt,no need for cords

Boom for the win

 

[Buck119]

That Dewalt 20 volt is like the Ferrari of screwdrives .

 

[Buddha7486]

Nah, mine looks like this. I’ve had this one for probably close to 10 years, they may not even make this one anymore. I really don’t know but I do know the quality is there and it’s lightweight so my wife can use it too, she can be pretty handy around the house when she wants to. lol! It has variable speed forward & reverse.

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Here’s the docking station for charging and the bit holder attaches to it also. It stays charged all the time.

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This one has never let me down either. Use it all the time for tedious tasks around the house.

 

[imawoodsman]

I have used MANY, Corded & Cordless.
Corded vote goes to Milwaukee
Cordless I use now is Ridgid.
Year 3 of use, NO issues.

 

[furious]

I bought a SKIL 9.6 volt back in the early 90s. It finally died last year. I got A LOT of use from it building woofer enclosures back when I installed stereos.

Today I have a few Dewalt 20 volt lithium tools. The small amount of time to charge one is amazing. The cost of extra batteries is amazing in a different way.

 

[lmitch]

Have not tried the other brands but this one has paid for itself many times over. Have owned it for over 10 years and it keeps going strong.

Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

 

[basstracker89]

Thanks guys, I have to check all those models out.


That' one of my problems and also the reason why I replaced my previous power drill with a corded one and an extensions cord. I don't have to deal with death batteries anymore nor have to recharge them before being able to use the drill.

That's what I've been doing for some years now. It's just not the same with the ease and versatility of a cordless