I have a wreath that lights up. Can I use this screwdriver to open the battery chamber?
1882683
I think it would work perfect for something like that put make sure to apply constant pressure the tip is weak and strips easy
2067576
Hold the battery door open up to the hinge, than gently pull top up than the bottom. Or vice versa you should see one end has an opening.Good luck
846556
I assume that there are pre-drilled holes in which case, this would be fine. This screwdriver does not have enough torque for a heavy requirement. Personally, I would look into a screwdriver with more torque. Then you won't be disappointed.
985366
I have an identical light by another manufacturer that takes a small Phillips screwdriver. They are tight but it can be done. I have not replaced the Maxcraft batteries but it should be the same. Sorry I can't say for sure without trying.
81420
Remove the orange protective cover. Then you will see the battery compartment which requires a Phillips screwdriver to open.
1059618
You need a small Phillips-head screwdriver to open the battery compartment.
1063404
You could but I night suggest some Velcro. The on off switch an the screws to change the batteries are on the back. You will want a way to remove the lights from time to time.
1583713
It requires a very small Phillips head screwdriver to open the battery compartment.
1996229
I beleive you can. Its been some time since I owned this but there should be a cutaway on the right side bottom plate where you have access to battery door.
2235481
No just open up the back of the unit and replace the batteries. Do not unscrew anything! Just make sure you put the batteries in correctly and then simply attach it magnetically to whatever your heart desires as long as it is steel. Merry Christmas!
94825
I do not have a problem opening the battery door. If you have a finger nail, that should do the trick.
1111188
I do not think so. I would highly suggest looking at SureFire if this is something you want to do. I wrote a review about this light. The housing is plastic. Thus the threading is also. When you need to change the battery or bulb, etc... you have to twist off the front. If you are not careful you can cross-thread the plastic threads. Once this happens the housing is trashed and you will either have a very difficult time getting that bulb portion back on the housing portion OR it won't go on anymore and you have junked it.
1667946
Yes, this item can be used as a screwdriver. In my opinion, it works better as a screwdriver than it does a drill. It also has a variable clutch which is good for setting the screw depth/force on delicate projects.
1246516
No it cannot unless you are going to cut it off. It looks like 16 gauge wire that is placed under the end cap. Since there are no batteries to replace, the end cap does not appear to unscrew. The clip does not interfere with the flashlight. I would just leave it there.
1996650
There is a battery door on the bottom. You need a screwdriver to take the screw out first.
1259469
I truly don't know the answer, but you could make a nut and bolt connection on both ends from the battery cables. Then it would work normally by just unscrewing the middle plastic knob. Only drawback might be that it wiggles.
1049626
The key will open it. My husband uses it and says that there is a warning light if the batteries are losing energy so changing them is possible before they die.