Subject	What's your favorite cordless screwdriver for Z work?
Posted by	OverZealous (CT) on June 07, 2016 at 8:59 PM
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Message	I've found my previous 3.6V Sears (model 315-111690) to be invaluable. I've even used it to take off wheel nuts after they're broken loose. I had to take it apart tonight and found that it's held up really well for all the crap it's taken over the past 10+ years but its a complex Ni-cad design and I'm not into fixing tools AND cars simultaneously. Time for a new one! What works good? OverZealous (CT) My General posts (click)
Follow Ups	What's your favorite cordless screwdriver for Z work? - OverZealous (CT) 20:59:05 06/07/16 Milaukee Fuel everything - BlackholeZ 06:29:06 06/08/16 2nd. Milwaukee makes solid tools. - MixManMash 08:19:07 06/08/16 3rd. - J_Wright 08:25:24 06/08/16 4th.. - Stanky 11:17:35 06/08/16 Woah dude. You need an intervention. (n/m) - MixManMash 17:48:18 06/08/16 Oh my! (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 19:05:04 06/08/16 Hows the ratchet treat ya? Never cared for any of the - J-Mart 21:29:28 06/08/16 Love it, I practically leave my 10mm socket on it all day - Stanky 22:33:05 06/08/16 i really liked older milwaukee tools. now some if not all - slayer fan 21:43:12 06/08/16 I can tell you these are better built than the dewalts - BlackholeZ 06:04:14 06/09/16 This. I find DeWalt is one step above disposable tools. (n/m) - MixManMash 08:28:21 06/09/16 I've been enjoying my Ryobi 18V system. The heavy duty - J-Mart 09:50:57 06/08/16 Not sure if its for the Z specifically but... - CameronSF 10:11:57 06/08/16 I got my dad a Hitachi DB3DL2 a while ago and it's great - black300zx 19:57:32 06/08/16 Thanks All! CameronSF, I'm going with your recommendation. - OverZealous (CT) 21:15:31 06/09/16 Having used both Makita and Milwaukee pretty extensively - Evan(CA) 20:45:19 06/10/16 I can confirm that HD deal works, I just got back - Evan(CA) 22:26:48 06/10/16
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