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Dont make the mistake I made. I purchased the chuck seperate.This tool has poor power to do the jobs necessary around the house.There is no backup battery and the hole for the charger is in the joint of the piviot so when you get it you cant fnd the hole to charge it.How stupid of an Idea is that. I returned it for full credit. I bought this driver/drill to get into tight spots.When it arrived I did not realize it has no chuck therefore I had to buy seperate.The discription was vauge as to the lack of a chuck. So I was disappointed in this machine from the start. It lasted two screws and the clutch broke.
And if you need a screw driving tool that has a 90° angled head, such as when hanging cabinets, I would recommend the Ridgid R82233 right angle impact driver. It EASILY drives and removes wood screws up to 2&1/2" with NO stripping of the screw heads. This tool couldn't twist itself out of a hula-hoop. But if you need to drill a few holes and install some wood screws, such as for curtain rods or an electrical outlet box, fagetaboutit. This self proclaimed "power tool" is a complete joke, regardless of the price. I was looking for something that could be stored in a kitchen drawer to use when I only needed to install a couple of screws or drill a couple of holes, in lieu of pulling out one of my impact drivers or a drill. If all your doing is installing a few electrical cover plates on switches or receptacles, this screwdriver should fit your needs just fine. And for the large size of this thing, you might as well pull out your tried & true DeWalt drill and/or impact driver.
Great torque and I find myself using it every day. This kind of product is becoming unavailable as the battery packs are taking over.This is a good gift idea for any handyman.
This is the second PD600 pivot screwdriver I have owned the first one just got worn out.I just hope this one lasts as long as the first one and can hold up to the everyday abuse I put the first one through.
I've used this screwdiver to put together Ikea-type furniture, pre-drill holes in heavy oak trim and then driving in screws for hanging curtain rods. Was impressed with the punch this little screwdriver packed.
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