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Worx Tools 4V 3-Speed 1/4" Cordless Screwdriver w/ Durable Box Expired
$24
$49.99
+ Free S/H
Best Buy has Worx Tools 4V 3-Speed 1/4" Cordless Screwdriver w/ Durable Box (WX240L) on sale for $23.99. Shipping is free w/ myBest Buy Membership [Free to Join], otherwise select free store pickup as an alterative option.
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About the Product
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal
Note, store pickup may vary depending on product availability
About the Product
- 3 Speeds: A Slow, Medium, Fast Setting
- Easy To Grip Design
- Low Battery Light
- 2 Led Lamps
- 3 Phillips
- 3 Slotted
- 2 Torx
- 2 Sq. Recess Inserts Bits
- (1) 2" Power Bit
- (1) ¼" Magnetic Bit Holder And A Durable Box Made From Plastic Injection Molding To Store Them In
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- The powerful 4V Screwdriver from Worx provides 300 rpm of no-load speed for a max hard torque of 44 in-lbs., and a max soft torque of 22 in-lbs. covering all common screwdriving applications
- Offer valid only for May 1, 2024 or while pricing/supplies last
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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Edited May 1, 2024
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Best Buy [bestbuy.com] has Worx 4V 3-Speed 1/4" Cordless Screwdriver (WX240L) on sale for $23.99. Shipping is free.
About the product:
About the product:
- 3 Speeds: A Slow, Medium, Fast Setting
- Easy To Grip Design
- Low Battery Light
- 2 Led Lamps
- 12 Bits:
- 3 Phillips
- 3 Slotted
- 2 Torx
- 2 Sq. Recess Inserts Bits
- (1) 2" Power Bit
- (1) ¼" Magnetic Bit Holder And A Durable Box Made From Plastic Injection Molding To Store Them In
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 12/13/23 |  Best Buy | $19.99 |
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 11/30/23 |  Lowe's | $27 |
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 11/19/23 | Best Buy | $24.99 |
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 10/06/23 | Lowe's | $25 frontpage |
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 06/05/23 | Lowe's | $29.99 |
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 11/17/22 | Lowe's | $24.99 |
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 09/07/22 | Lowe's | $24.99 popular |
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 06/09/22 |  Amazon | $24.99 |
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 11/30/21 | Amazon | $29.99 |
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| 12/06/20 | Amazon | $24.98 |
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Current Prices
Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/15/2024, 05:01 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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 Sam's Club | $37.88 |
| Amazon | $42.09 |
| Best Buy | $42.99 |
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Could definitely use the ability to feather speed more. Market's ripe for one of these compact battery bit drivers that can do that AND do a good job approximating torque like a typical 'clutch' mechanism you see on a lot of 12-18V drills.
One issue I've noticed when charging it, though - it doesn't seem to work with anything but 5V from USB-A outlets via USB-A to C adapter. I've tried a bunch of USB-C cables/chargers/power banks, but USB-A to C adapter seems to be the only way to get it to charge.
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Would definitely recommend.
My 3 year old loves it, i thought her how to unscrew and screw things using this as shes always with me when im doing repairs, etc...
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Could definitely use the ability to feather speed more. Market's ripe for one of these compact battery bit drivers that can do that AND do a good job approximating torque like a typical 'clutch' mechanism you see on a lot of 12-18V drills.
One issue I've noticed when charging it, though - it doesn't seem to work with anything but 5V from USB-A outlets via USB-A to C adapter. I've tried a bunch of USB-C cables/chargers/power banks, but USB-A to C adapter seems to be the only way to get it to charge.
Retailers more and more are normalizing shipping unless you spend a certain amount or do a pickup.
That's news to me