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Questions about a "light gauge steel screwdriver" DW968
I needed a couple 12v batteries and the cheapest way to get them was to buy
a DW968. http://www.toolstoragewarehouse.com/...PROD&ProdID=57 I don't do any light gauge steel framing; any reason I can just use it as a screwdriver? The variable clutch is completely different than the ones on Dewalts other products; any reason for that? It doesn't engage until you push on it. Why? Oh, I paid $60 delivered for a new one on eBay. $259.99! Geez... |
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