Hi mate, I don't understand the jargon. Is this an electric screwdriver?
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It's a battery powered driver, which give you a wonderful "impact" torque. I had never had an impact driver before, had struggled with electric and battery powered screwdrivers, trying to drive screws into hard wood, treated fence posts, etc. When I took on the project to tear out carpet and install cement board and porcelain tile in my family room, I knew it would wear me out trying to drive hundreds of screws into the cement board under layment. So, I bought this impact driver. It is amazing!!!! I don't know how I lived so long without an impact driver! I am a 60+ year old woman (who has more tools than the average man), and I now can drive just about anything without messing up my wrists or shoulders. I use it for almost everything now. It has 2 batteries, which is really nice when working on a big project like laying my 400+ square feet of cement board. Each piece took about 30 screws. When the driver battery started wearing down, I popped in the new battery and continued working. By the time I had nailed the board and cut the next bunch of cement board, the other battery was fully charged and ready to go again. I also like the balance of this driver, properly weighted and not too big or heavy. You can't go wrong with this Bosch. If you're looking for a cordless screwdriver, forget the standard ones and get a good impact driver. Tip: start using the star bits and screws ... they're much less likely to strip out than the Phillips screws when driving deep into hard wood.
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Essentially yes, but it has significant advantages over a traditional cordless screwdriver. The impact action of the driver helps to loosen rusty or tight fitting fasteners without breaking them off. I have used this driver for three years now and it has become my all time favorite tool. I use it with phillips, flat head, allen, star, and security bits as well as sockets and even small drill bits for light drilling jobs.
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It can work as a screwdriver, but it's technically an Impact Driver... this means that it has a lot of torque and also is great for drilling or driving heavy screws. I find it's most useful for heavy screw driving and medium drilling. As a screwdriver, it's probably too powerful for most applications and does not have a clutch.
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It's a 5v cable. The key is oriented toward the front of the board.(I tried an ASCII drawing, but the proportional font ruined it.)
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Is the "tool case" in the photo just for the charger and any accessories, or can the drivers fit in there too? Just from the photos, I'd have to say unless the tool case is part Tardis, they aren't going to fit. &lt;edit&gt; Nevermind. I just saw a picture of what looks like to be this exact impact driver combo with both drivers sitting in the case on either side of the charger.
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The DP240 is a screwdriver I believe. The drill bits are for use in a drill.
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You cut by squeezing the grip at the top of the shaft. No, it is not electric.
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Philips #2 Screwdriver, level and wood glue. That said, it would be VERY nice to have an electric screw driver with a philips #2! Enjoy
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If I recall correctly... it comes with a small screw driver. If not, they're easy to buy at any hardware store (or amazon!)
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No screwdriver. I found just the battery. It works great.Hope this help,Filippo
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no way!, this is a hammer drill , i HIGHLY recommend against using this for screws. Use a smaller 3/8 power drill like this one PORTER-CABLE PC600D 6 Amp 3/8-Inch Variable Speed Drill However i always recommend using a cordless drill for installing/taking out screws. If your drill does not have enough power it may seem that way for other reasons, maybe the batteries are not good, or maybe your screws are big and need to be pilot drilled first.
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I do not know the technical term for it but it is a quick chuck for drills. It is used so it is like an impact driver, where you can change the bits quickly.
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I had given my tool to the men trying to get the driver out....I only suspect it being used as something similar to a hammer....hope this helps....I did not get my tool back or talk to the people...we just got the driver out...
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Straight and Phillips screwdriver. If you use a screw gun, watch that you don't over torque the screws, I think I had a pare of pliers also. It comes with hex driver.
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No screwdriver. I found just the battery. It works great. Hope this help, Filippo
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Do not know. The reason I bought that screwdriver was to fix my Kitcat clock.
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This is a small electric screwdriver that charges an interior 4 volt battery from ordinary 110V house current. It will not work with 220V. It will probably blow up spectacularly if you try that. It is clearly intended for 110V only.
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Hey, I'm not sure the exact type it said as I gave it as a gift. But from what I saw when I was installing them for the person I gave it too, they are watch-type batteries, just a little fatter, if that makes sense. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. And I am truly sorry for my late reply, I've been out of town with family. Happy Holiday's!Edit: But they do have a set that come with the Screwdriver initially, so it will be able to answer the question better once you get the item :3
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The screw is a pentalobe, trademark of apple, the other screwdriver that came with is a tri-screwdriver. Which is supposed to work. It did not for me, I have a set of torx screwdrivers which I used, T-6 I believe. A torx set can be found at a local hardware store.