wstuart

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which hand held drill are you guys running?

Im sick of spending half my life wrenching on my hand held hexes.

Im getting a set of MIP hexes for a power tool - but I dont know which one to get.

Ive heard you want a low speed one so you dont over heat the plastic

Duster_360

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I've been using this one for a little over a yr and have charged it only 3 times in spite of heavy use. I took my Emaxx almost completely apart to upgrade bulks, axles, centers and trans and put it back together. I switched to hexheads at the same time and couldn't be happier with the power driver. Wally World it was less than $40. Does not overheat plastic -

http://www.blackanddecker.com/Produc...Path=1496.1511

Here is the high end - has adjustable clutch and 2 batts - about twice the B&D -

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...3DL&lpage=none

I've been happy with teh B&D, my only complaint is my hex drivers, the hardened Ofnas I have came crooked!

pumpkinfish

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This is what I use:

http://www.skiltools.com/en/AllTools...ml?pid=2336-02

imaxx21

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http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...3DL&lpage=none

skeller

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Best tool ever made!!

jbrow1

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Hahaha, the lipo batt in mine died so I ducktaped a 4 cell 3800 to the top of it and man it is one of the top things I've invested in for rc.
lol

SteveJa

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ryobi makes one for about $40 and it has a clutch... and is lith battery.... I have the old version of it....

my bad..... looks like $29.... hope the link works....


http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...10000003+90401

Chedster

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I just bought this one yesterday and it is sweet, has the clutch and dual speed. Only $40
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...+%26+Screwguns

omarwashington

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I'm looking at these two, which one is better? I like the price, 40$ isn't bad but I wouldn't want to go beyond that because i'm on a budget,





Having a clutch on these means that you can torque the screws right?? Looks like the skill one doesn't have one, but thats ok because I can always hand tighted the screws.

pballer2777

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i have been using the skil one fpr about a yr and love it. it come with a small poutch and bits. as far as bits i' using just regular bits made by bosch and the have the ofna long bits for when i need something longer.

JayL

I use the skil one you posted, great tool and the battery keeps the charge.


I never tighten all the way, that way I can hand tighten the same every time. I found the clutch ones settings to0 always be above or below what I would need.

I really mostly use it for taking screws out, quick repairs at track.

houston

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use the tool choice of all the pros hitachi db3dl

about 75$ at lowes

best on the market , buy the integy bits and you will be dialed . the integy ones lock in the driver

t0adman

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I've been using this thing for about 6 months now. Tons of features, very durable and locking mechanism prevents gears from stripping. Good warranty too. Check out the price!

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...ss+screwdriver

yzracer758

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I use this one, it works great and for had a great price also! Only downside was that the bits it came with were standard and not metric like I needed. Oh well....

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...+%26+Screwguns

OfnaJoe

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I got the B&D one that Duster360 posted a link to and love it, got the Ofna bits for it, last all day, under $40