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1. StuF - Member

   preferably an electric screw driver....

   got to have enough torque for usual basic diy - putting shelves up / assembling flat pack.

   Posted 10 months ago #
2. montylikesbeer - Member

   good old screwfix

   Posted 10 months ago #
3. TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsSTR - Member

   ernie lynch, well good might be pushing it, but he's a tool.

   

   Posted 10 months ago #
4. Stoner - Member

   I would trust ernie to put up any shelves mind

   Posted 10 months ago #
5. mr potatohead - Member

   I thought screwfix was a dating site

   Posted 10 months ago #
6. Cougar - Member

   That would explain why plentymorefish.com didn't stock any Rawlplugs either.

   Posted 10 months ago #
7. Frankenstein - Member

   

   Posted 10 months ago #
8. ernie_lynch - Member

   I would trust ernie to put up any shelves mind

   Gawd bless yer gav.

   Posted 10 months ago #
9. unovolo - Member

   One of these
   
   Bosch Linky

   Posted 10 months ago #
10. loddrik - Member

    .... Gary Neville.

    Posted 10 months ago #
11. Heather Bash - Member

    Makita

    Posted 10 months ago #
12. alpin - Member

    +1 makita.

    or Metabo, tuetonic robustness, but it comes at a price.

    i've got the DeWalt 18v. it's a solid bit of kit and i've abused it for the last six years and it's still going strong. did change the bushings a year or so back.

    Posted 10 months ago #
13. Neil F - Member

    You'd be much better buying a cordless drill/driver. A decent Dewalt 12v or something, maybe with hammer action for really noisy screwing.......

    Posted 10 months ago #
14. dyna-ti - Member

    One of the problems with these cordless drivers is the recharge time.Forget the cheap end they have recharge times of 3-5hours,put it on to charge lunchtime and its charged at teatime,completely useless.For a few quid more the mid range drivers recharge in about 1 hour.

    However
    If its just for occasional use or for wee jobs around the house then something like this might be more your style
    http://www.ukhs.tv/Tools/Power-Tools/4-2v-Flash-Cell-Screwdriver

    Recharges pretty damn quick

    Roybi make a good range of Li-ion trade orientated tools[green range B&Q]
    The beauty of that system is the batteries and charger fit into a large range of tools.
    http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?fh_view_size=10&fh_location=%2f%2fcatalog01%2fen_GB%2fcategories%3C{9372015}%2fcategories%3C{9372047}%2fcategories%3C{9372200}%2fcategories%3C{9392093}%2fspecificationsProductType%3dryobi_one%2b&fh_eds=%C3%9F
    Theres a lot more in the range than featured here

    DONT BUY ANYTHING WITH A NI-CAD BATTERY

    Posted 10 months ago #

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