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DEWALT XTREME 12-volt max Brushless 1/4-in Cordless Screwdriver (Battery Included and Charger Included) $99 pick up or $102 shipped with LOWES REWARDS
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That said... this 12v Screw driver and the 12v sealed head 1/4 &3/8 ratchet are the must haves in the 12v line. The other tools in the line are fine but i feel over all if want to expand in the same battery platform you do better staying with 20v.
This Screw driver is great for around the house and using as an assembly tool. It has a low RPM and lets you control it even more with the variable trigger and Its very lightweight and small.
Outside of this screwdriver and ratchet stick to the 20v line or get m12 for more compact tools.
Just my opinion any who.
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Having said that, I still wish I'd gone with the 12v Milwaukee... Like others have said, the DeWalt 12v isn't expanding and I've found the tools they do have rarely go on sale, if ever these days. Milwaukee goes on sale reliably around the holidays and continues to get new tools.
I bought the DeWalt 12v screwdriver a couple weeks ago at Lowes for $99. I don't own any other 12v tools, and I may not buy any more 12v tools. But this particular DeWalt DCF601 12v screwdriver is smaller than any other DeWalt drill/driver with a clutch. So in a choice that came down to the DeWalt 4v screwdriver and the DeWalt DCF601 12v screwdriver, I chose this 12v one.
The handle is much nicer than the Milwaukee 12v tools. I have had several of the Milwaukee batteries separate and break with the top half inside the tool. Sold all of them years ago. The slide style battery is better.
For very fine work, it is perfect. If I need more power, the 12v impact is nearby in the tool bag. The 20v impact and Impact wrenches are in the truck. The screw driver is the first out.
If i need a bunch of screws installed somewhere, I just have the apprentice do it
That said... this 12v Screw driver and the 12v sealed head 1/4 &3/8 ratchet are the must haves in the 12v line. The other tools in the line are fine but i feel over all if want to expand in the same battery platform you do better staying with 20v.
This Screw driver is great for around the house and using as an assembly tool. It has a low RPM and lets you control it even more with the variable trigger and Its very lightweight and small.
Outside of this screwdriver and ratchet stick to the 20v line or get m12 for more compact tools.
Just my opinion any who.
I have some of the 12v impacts that I got cheap. super impressed that they can actually remove lug nuts with some extra oooga-duugas, they are lightweight small and I just threw one in each of my cars with a makita socket set just cause.
I wish the batteries went on sale, but whateverrrr.
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