the driver cannot stop (clutch) according to torque,

I didn't think that was the way it worked. I assume that the shroud
around the bit stops at the drywall, and when the bit extends past a
certain point, the clutch disengages.


On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 21:55:56 GMT, "rider89"
wrote:

for drywall screws, the driver cannot stop (clutch) according to torque,
because each driven screw will have a different amount of torque resistance.
No two pieces of lumber alike, etc.