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I know there have been a few threads on this topic over the last year or
so - based on recommendation requests. Rather than ask for recommendations per se, I would just like to know what you folks think is important for a cordless screwdriver (_ drill if possible) to meet my needs. These needs are quite modest. I have a small B&D unit that is OK for small jobs - but it is low in torque and today wasn't up to putting 30mm screws into the barge boards for my new guttering. I don't usually ever put in more that 20-30 screws in a session or drill more that a few 6mm holes in brick. i.e. modest DIY activities - shelves, guttering, IKEA furniture, etc. So don't want to spend a fortune but need some advice what to go for, so.. What voltage should I look out for and is more always better ? What's a minimum torque you would choose? Would you suggest variable torque settings ? What's an acceptable charge time? Are there difference in battery type/performance? Over what weight would you say it becomes tiresome? Would you go for a drill/driver combo? Anything else to look out for? Thanks for any pointers -- JohnB |
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