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Looking for an electric screwdriver for 2nd fixing. Seen people use milwaukee M12 sub -compact screwdriver and bosch go. I didn’t know if there’s any better ones or are those 2 the best?
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That was my intention, but I never have it to hand and never think about it.I have the same one as @nicebutdim. It mainly comes out to play for fault finding, e.g. the other day I had a high r2 end-to-end and having narrowed it down to 5 or 6 sockets it does make it less tedious to quickly pull all the fronts off.
It's best feature is actually that it's not very strong and will stall rather than damage something.
I've personally never used one but seen bosch go is currently 35 quid in b and q. It says bare but I always thought a rechargable battery comes in it rather than a removable battery like a drill.
Is the speed fast enough at 260 ? The Bosch Go is 360 rpm£35 isn't an unreasonable amount of money, but I can't fathom what goes through people's minds when paying £200 for a cordless screwdriver.
In other news; I used my cheap cordless screwdriver for the first time today. Wasn't ideal for the job in hand, and I'd killed the battery by tea time, but could see how it could indeed be useful. Just need to keep it in the toolbox and make a point of using it, but I wouldn't be upset at not having one.
Is the speed fast enough at 260 ? The Bosch Go is 360 rpm
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