At the end with all the parts scattered about it looked like something I tried to repair.

Cool teardown....always wondered what was in them.... The version, I owned burnt out on me. I could not say it was my best friend of a tool.

I used the Hitachi/Metabo version for at least 20 years fixing copy machines, and it was great. When you have to do 20+ screws it saves so much time. I have a gen3 Milwaukee now, but it is slower and not as much torque, in my opinion. One thing that is a must for me is easy forward/reverse control. It is a pain if you are using it all day, and you have to keep pushing a drill style button to reverse the trigger. Great video! (I bet he had no intention of reassembly, LOL)

Nice looking tool

Still have my old school Panasonic. Great tool.

Let us know how long it takes to re-assemble. 😄

I actually just bought the Craftsman 4v screwdriver.. the new one.. not bad...👍

@dancearoundtheworld5360

3 жыл бұрын

29 bucks

I have the older craftsman 4v that has most of the features of this one, except for the replaceable battery. Plus it's a 2 speed, driver and drill.

No wonder it costs so much, with all those ball bearings, pins, gears, etc.

The mechanical parts look like trickle down tech from alien spacecraft.

@CatusMaximus

3 жыл бұрын

I need to do a rotary hammer tear down they are complicated

Thank you Catus.

@politicalpotato8383

3 жыл бұрын

Smart move take the day off.

Get it back together or did you pitch it

I like the style ! What year did this thing come out

@davidkierzkowski

3 жыл бұрын

Disregard, gotcha.. Mid 2000s

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Здравствуйте. Я купил бы вашу отвёртку. В моей сгорела плата управления. Мне она очень понравилась.

I think the $60 metabo was a clone of this.

The little compact ones are better

My gosh that skill driver looks super el cheapo chinese.. good lord

I just ordered one that looks like this one, but it is 12 volts! 4 volt junk tools are dead to me.

@Deathinnovember

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have a link?

That's way too big of a screwdriver.

these type tools have Allways been pointless and useless for me... i just use a dam screwdriver... nice video thow.