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I gotta say, I've been using his for about a month, and I am impressed.

used it with a  socket today to do a hose clamp on a garden hose .... Very smooth.

on max setting it stopped, then I went to tweak it with a screwdriver as a test ..... NO BUENO !! , plenty tight enough ...

i only use this at home so I can't speak to the longevity of extreme use, but I'm convinced. Just give it a learning curve for he gyro, & you are all set !!!!

I am just a happy Yellow camper ???

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I got one sitting with a 20v battery from Amazon warehouse (face palm) to go back... Kind of bummed

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57 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:

I got one sitting with a 20v battery from Amazon warehouse (face palm) to go back... Kind of bummed

Jimbo

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No good Jimbo?

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No good Jimbo?

Bought it on a Amazon warehouse deal, they sent the screw driver, the charger and a 20v battery instead of an 8v battery... Didn't quite fit

Jimbo

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Almost sounds like FlexVolt batteries on a 20v Max tool Jimbo :P

 

The screwdriver, however, looks like a compact, convenient unit. 

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7 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:

Bought it on a Amazon warehouse deal, they sent the screw driver, the charger and a 20v battery instead of an 8v battery... Didn't quite fit

Jimbo

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Maybe you can use your new scroll saw to cut the 20v battery down just a pinch ?

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9 hours ago, Foneguy said:

Maybe you can use your new scroll saw to cut the 20v battery down just a pinch ?

 

Whoa, you bought a scroll saw Jimbo?  If so, hit me up, I can hook you up.

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I gotta say, I've been using his for about a month, and I am impressed.

used it with a  socket today to do a hose clamp on a garden hose .... Very smooth.

on max setting it stopped, then I went to tweak it with a screwdriver as a test ..... NO BUENO !! , plenty tight enough ...

i only use this at home so I can't speak to the longevity of extreme use, but I'm convinced. Just give it a learning curve for he gyro, & you are all set !!!!

I am just a happy Yellow camper [emoji41][emoji41][emoji41]

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They're awesome! I managed to pick up three that were returns at my local big box. They must have returned thinking they didn't work because they didn't realize the gyroscopic technology. I really like them because of the locking drive. So if the motor isn't powerful enough to get that last 1/4 or half turn, crank down like a manual screwdriver and you're all set.

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I've had mine for over a year, I've been in the process of changing all electrical outlets and light switches in my house. It's worked great, the light has been erratic hear lately but still works right 95% of the time. I also picked up the 8v flash light which has been super handy too. I doubt dewalt comes out with more but I'd love a few smaller items in the 8v line

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Used this again this past weekend installing some blinds. My drill was too bulkie to get in the corners of the window frame but this fit right in and easily drove screws into drywall. 

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I decided to keep mine, the model I have is the gyroscope one that stays straight you can't rotate the handle, need a battery though

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Used mine a lot this past weekend ... Drive screws right into wood, no problem & nice and snug !!??

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