Which Screw Gun for Jacks?
I used my old Dewalt 12 volt nicad screw gun for years to lift and lower my stabilizing jacks. It finally bit the dust and I replaced it with a much smaller 12 volt lithium ion Bosch. Nice to handle, ...
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I have several different cordless drills, all but the 4 volt have adjustable clutches all but the HFT 12v are two speed all except the 4 volt are variable. All but HFT have lithium ion batteries.
My Makitas were all the long battery packs and after twenty or so years the batteries were unavailable at a reasonable price. They were the best I ever had.
Now everything I buy is Ryobi and the 1/2", 18v drill/driver is so powerful on low speed it will , could actually, twist your hand around at the wrist. I bought the 1/2" drill for the batteries. On sale it was cheaper than just buying two batteries. The 3/8" was a set with a flashlight and small saw from my brother.
There are I believe three different levels of Ryobi power tools, buy the 18 volt w/lithium batteries in black and chartreuse, great tools.
The best all around flashlight I have is the HFT that comes with on battery and the 3/8" drill for $16 on sale.
My Makitas were all the long battery packs and after twenty or so years the batteries were unavailable at a reasonable price. They were the best I ever had.
Now everything I buy is Ryobi and the 1/2", 18v drill/driver is so powerful on low speed it will , could actually, twist your hand around at the wrist. I bought the 1/2" drill for the batteries. On sale it was cheaper than just buying two batteries. The 3/8" was a set with a flashlight and small saw from my brother.
There are I believe three different levels of Ryobi power tools, buy the 18 volt w/lithium batteries in black and chartreuse, great tools.
The best all around flashlight I have is the HFT that comes with on battery and the 3/8" drill for $16 on sale.
