nextec craftsman 12v

[toolfreak450]

how good is the drill driver will it drive a 3" drywall screw into dug furr i ask because this is the heviest work i wil be using it for and probaly only do this for at max 15 screws in my trade other uses will be general uses such as hanging towel bars and interior prhung doors

 

[billymade]

I checked these out at work; they are pretty light duty... I think I would recommend the dewalt DEWALT DW920K-2 Heavy Duty 7.2-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Screwdriver instead! Very powerful and built like a tank!
http://www.dewalt.com/partners/flash/dw920k-2/dewalt/dw920k-2.asp
Amazon has a killer price @ $62 with free shipping!
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000051WQV/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[toolfreak450]

do u mean the 7.2v dewalt

 

[billymade]

Yes, just click on the links to see the model I was referring to!

 

[toolfreak450]

thank u i will go to store and give that tool serious consideration

 

[nissan_crawler]

FYI, since you were asking in the other post, my bosch ps30 will snap off screws before it stalls. My studs are so hard, I often can't put a screw in without running a pilot hole. I got a 3" screw mostly in and *snap*, tried another, *snap*.

 

[speed bump]

FYI, since you were asking in the other post, my bosch ps30 will snap off screws before it stalls. My studs are so hard, I often can't put a screw in without running a pilot hole. I got a 3" screw mostly in and *snap*, tried another, *snap*.

Yep, I love the Bosch I-driver, I used it to take out thousands of screws and if I couldn't get it out with that then it probably wasn't coming out.

 

[eschoendorff]

That Craftsman Nextec stuff reminds me of those VSP tools by Black and Decker. I'd skip them...

You really cannot go wrong with the Bosch. That's what I would buy if I were in the market...

Here is another one that I would seriously consider...

http://www.ridgid.com/Tools/R82007-Lithium-Ion-Drill/EN/index.htm

I like Ridgid tools and if there were a great deal on it, I might try it.

 

[rsanter]

dewalt

bob