Will this really drive a 4" screw like one of the reviewers stated?
602936
Yes it will. I have a DEWALT 18v lithium battery drill. The tool slides down over the screw to prevent slipping. But, if you are going to be driving 4" screws, make sure you have a drill with enough power also.
602937
Once the bit is inserted into the head of the screw and the sleeve is moved forward over the head of the screw the screw is stabilized sufficiently to start and drive the screw if your drill is powerful enough to drive a 4 inch screw.
602938
Absolutely. As long as you're trying to drive the screw into something it's intended for. An iron I-beam? No. A 4x4 wood beam? Yes. I've actually used this bit for 6 inch decking screws, worked fine.
180594
I think it will, but with small drill bits, and very slowly. Do not expect a lot of efficiency, it is really more a screwdriver than a drill. It is good for screw driving task or drilling in wood.
556554
Not really. The clamp will spread far enough, but the "mating faces" are so far apart, the screw is at too much of an angle to engage the nut.
1816252
To know if it will work, just measure the distance between screw holes and see if they are the same as the description provided by the seller. For me, they were the same and it's still working.
2080928
Yes but the screw set might be different than what you are going to put it in.
771375
In my recollection it does as it is in the picture. My was stripped when I removed it and needed the new screw. Good luck.
2048506
Yes, the screw is to adjust the tightness of the clamp. The screw was to loose on the one I got so it needed tightening for the clamp to work.
127408
Anyone about an inch in diameter will be fine as it has a 4 screw adjustment.
866498
Not sure what it is you have. I have a 1/4" hex on my cordless driver. If your cordless screw driver does not have a chuck and it is 1/4", thes bits will work. You can go to Home Depot, Lowes or even Wal Mart and look at their 1/4" hex bits and see if you think they will fit in your screw driver then take it from there.
678007
if the mounting point where about 1/4 inch shorter it would work but it doesn't
1354068
If it mounts it works. (You can tighten the screws by wrapping a rubber band around each one)
1624077
It might, but it's not really built for that kind of duty. It's more for 3/8" and 1/4" size fasteners in my opinion.
2066701
It probably does. Included in the package are many different sizes of screws that after you determine what size you need, you then use.
1709862
This is not a powerhouse for driving screws. It works well with predrilled holes and screws less than an inch long. It takes a while to get used to the ergonomics. Its more of a "gadget" than a tool that can replace a standard cordless drill.
34371
Nope. Sold as a rock. And all screws are Philips head. No star driver crud. So even if it does its easy to tighten.
1043947
If that's the case simply buy longer screws at the hardware store. It a good product.
1589589
The ONLY thing I don't care about this driver is that it requires some resistance to get going. Once the screw has started in the threads and there is some small level of resistance the driver works like a charm. Normally, this wouldn't be an issue, but I can forsee a situation where in a tight spot where you can't quite reach in to start the screw, that this MIGHT be an issue. Otherwise, a great new innovation....who da thunk? Eric