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DEWALT DW920K-2 Heavy Duty 7.2-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Screwdriver | List Price: $139.66
Discount Price: $69.00
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Brand: DeWalt
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - Heavy-duty 7.2-volt Ni-Cad cordless screwdriver with variable speed and reversing operation
- Adjustable two-position handle; 0-500 rpm and 80 inch-pounds. of torque; 16 clutch settings
- Lightweight plastic base; heavy-duty metal hinge; rugged plastic case
- Includes driver, 1-hour charger, two batteries, two bits, and case
- 3-1/2 lbs; 1-year warranty
Driver review [Posted on 2008-02-09]
The Dewalt screwdriver is an excellent tool and is really great for driving screws and light duty drilling. The chuck is easy to operate and I really like the fact that the drill is variabloe speed.
Dewalt Heavy duty cordless screwdriver/drill [Posted on 2008-03-06]
I have used this product at work for over 5 years, I threw away all of the other brand drivers that I had. This is a workhorse screwdriver/drill lots of power and flexibility, it has survived many drops out of 10 foot ceilings with hitting so hard battery pak fell off then reattaching battery and back to work again. I liked it so well that i bought one to use at home. The battery paks last a long time before recharge the only thing to improve would be having a dual battery charger so that both batteries would be ready to go. The only other thing is the batteries are expensive to replace. Don't waste your money on cheaper screwdrivers this one is built to work hard.
Handy tool [Posted on 2008-03-14]
Have owned one of these for some time. They are so handy and powerful I decided to get an extra driver and some more batteries. This is the most handy tool I have ever owned. Love it, recommend it.
5 years and still running strong [Posted on 2008-04-15]
Excellent screwdriver. I've had it since 2003 and the driver still works great and the battery is amazingly is still working great!
Decks, Tile Backer, & Computers Too [Posted on 2008-04-16]
I have used this amazing little giant to install almost 1000 square feet of cedar decking and about half that of tile backer. It is indefatigable, and unlike its larger bretheren, it can be very accurately controlled. (No "over-driven" deck screws.) While decking, I never had to wait for a charged battery - one would lose power just as the other obtained full charge.
And by dialing back the clutch, I have put this little demon to work on some very delicate items: Electrical outlet faceplates, computer components, etc.
The only complaint is occasionally losing a bit due to the chuck being inadvertently activated by clothing or some other object. This is particularly annoying if you are up on a ladder, or if the bit rolls off the deck and into the river.
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