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Yeah definitely, I did some research on it and it looks nice. I’ll see if the snap on truck has one in stock to compare to what I currently use. Thanks again

Thanks for the feedback, my Milwaukee works great for about all I need, just looking for a solid backup with a little less power. I have not had much luck with snap on power tools hence the switch to Milwaukee but I’ll have to check with my snap on guy the next time he comes by. Thanks again.

Yeah I have the M12 Fuel screwdriver 2402-22 kit. It has the clutch settings which work great but I was looking for something with less RPM to use for quick delicate jobs in car interior.

Yeah my local Lowe’s has one on display. The ergonomics feel great on it and it is very lightweight. Previous research show it came out many years ago and this was the first I had seen of the dewalt 12v line. I’m solely on the Milwaukee platform but this kit includes the batteries and charger...

I’m in the market for a light duty screwdriver for delicate work. I have plenty of impact drivers for more heavy duty jobs. Does anyone have any experience with the 12 volt dewalt dcf610s2? Any other better options out there? Thanks for any feedback.

Thanks for the feedback, sounds like I’d be better off with knipex or something of higher quality.

Has anyone tried the Milwaukee straight jaw or v jaw pliers? What are your opinions of them and am I better to pay a little more for Knipex? Thanks a for any feedback.

I was at the HD today and I came across the Milwaukee straight jaw and v jaw pliers, anyone have any idea if they are worth the money? Thanks

Cool, sounds like adding the Screwdriver to my collection is the way to go.

Lol thanks for the advice, it is greatly appreciated.

I was looking into the 2402-20. My HD doesn’t have the Fuel version in stock so I will have to order online. I was looking to take advantage of the deal on acme tools to buy bare tool and get the free kit but it’s currently out of stock. I’ll have to check back with CPO to see when it’s back in...

Yeah if it can drive 3 inch screws then that’s perfect for me. Less noise is always a good thing, especially indoors. Thanks for the feedback.

Cool, thanks for the help. I need something with less torque so the M12 Screwdriver seems like the way to go. These Milwaukee power tools are addicting, difficult to not buy one every time I go to HD. Thanks again.

I currently have the M12 Fuel hammer drill and impact driver, but I was thinking of adding the M12 Fuel screwdriver. Has anyone ever used one? If so, is it worth getting if I have the impact driver? Thanks