The one thing nobody really talks about regarding Dewalt screwdrivers is the clutch/torque setting. It's not like the clutch you find on the drill models, which vary in the amount of torque they apply by the amount of force you put on the bit. I never use the clutch on a drill for that reason.
The clutch on the screwdriver, however, is super useful! If you are installing hardware, you find the torque level you want--you always get exactly that torque and nothing more. No stripped holes, ever!
A little gymnastics LMAO !!!!!! Dewalt with a such a big looking tool I expect it to perform better than other 12volt drills. Overall 12 volt drills means to me ... that the drills have to be smaller and more convenient than the 18 volt line. dewalt failed there.
The one thing nobody really talks about regarding Dewalt screwdrivers is the clutch/torque setting. It's not like the clutch you find on the drill models, which vary in the amount of torque they apply by the amount of force you put on the bit. I never use the clutch on a drill for that reason.
The clutch on the screwdriver, however, is super useful! If you are installing hardware, you find the torque level you want--you always get exactly that torque and nothing more. No stripped holes, ever!
nominalvelocity 1 year ago
Best review I've seen so far!!!!!!!!!
kwelhand 1 year ago
A little gymnastics LMAO !!!!!! Dewalt with a such a big looking tool I expect it to perform better than other 12volt drills. Overall 12 volt drills means to me ... that the drills have to be smaller and more convenient than the 18 volt line. dewalt failed there.
makeet0 1 year ago