screw gun

Looks like a nice pair of tools.

-- Retired in Delaware

Very handy, specially the last one. For drawer slides your screw driver is always too big.

And it’s got blue racing stripes…lol

Good deal MrT. They look like they are a good size and handy for your needs. A light can be handy sometimes.

Are they impact drivers, or regular screwdrivers?

-- Bill - Turlock, Ca. - http://www.brookswoodworks.com

no they are not impacts bill . i havent tried any of the impact models yet , i was afraid i might want one ! lol

MrT, you of all people should have on, with impact and a little bitty light on it.

I have both. I tore up the pistol style one drilling a few too many 1” dia. holes through floor joists. I know … dumb. But in my defense I thought it was only going to be a hole or two, it turned into a dozen. When I finally replaced it I opted for the slightly more powerful Milwaukee M12 driver. I’ve ben hapy, but nothing bad to say about the Bosch.

The close quarters driver really comes in handy in tight spaces, but I rarely use it.

i only use mine for cabinet assembly and pocketscrews . i dearly love it for that work .

at first I thought the first one was the impact…nut you said it is a screw gun and not…..I like and have been very happy with the Bosch tools I have…...and yes you would like the impact…I use mine almost everyday driving screws or bolts it’s a great tool…......like the little screwdriver thing…think I’ll have to look into getting one of those…...

-- Todd- Oak Ridge, TN

a while back i was watching some painters replaceing some boards on a deck with impact drivers . i ask if they liked the tool he said love it wanna try it out ? i said no i dont and walked away ! lol i knew id be hittin the tool store on the way home if i tried it !

LOL…I know what you mean…,shhh.. don’t tell my wife but I put a bid in on the little Bosch I driver this morning :-) .....The great thing, other than the driving power of an impact, is that it doesn’t strip out your screw heads like a drill would/will….at least I have that problem with a drill and say 3 or 4 in. Philip head screws…....I like never hardly ever use the drill for anything else other than drilling small holes…....on hole saws and concrete bits I use a cored drill…..I use to burn up s few cordless 18volt drill,, work them to hard, but haven’t done that since I got the impact and I’m using the corded drill more…..

-- Todd- Oak Ridge, TN

Very nice tools.

-- http://www.ciciliotandson.com/

Yes this tool looks like a great tool to use thank you for shareing

-- Jereme,New Jersey, http://www.carpentrypages.com