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Feb 17, 2018
5:16:24pm

fattycoug All-American

I thought the drill WAS driving in the screws? 😜 The screws are what I find the

Most frustrating when trying to screw into studs or what not

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fattycoug

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Heading to Lowe's to go get a drill. What should I look for? I just a good onfor

fattycoug

2/17/18 4:57pm

I'd get a Ryobi impact drill. Home Depot has been having deals on them lately.

8man

2/17/18 4:58pm

Milwaukee, spend a little more but will last much longer

Noni Fruit

2/17/18 5:00pm

My issue hasn't been not lasting long but feeling they didn't have much power.

fattycoug

2/17/18 5:03pm

Get a drill and impact driver combo

Left Shark Coug

2/17/18 5:05pm

This is the correct answer. Go with Ryobi for something inexpensive but decent quality.

Pimpin4Paradise

2/17/18 5:06pm

I don't even know what an impact driver is

fattycoug

2/17/18 5:09pm

Made for driving screws in. Makes easy quick work of that and saves you from burning up your drill.

Pimpin4Paradise

2/17/18 5:12pm

I thought the drill WAS driving in the screws? 😜 The screws are what I find the

fattycoug

2/17/18 5:16pm

Screws, bolts, nuts, etc. An impact driver is infinitely better at it over a

Left Shark Coug

2/17/18 5:20pm

Ah, I hate stripped screws. Definitely getting that

fattycoug

2/17/18 5:26pm

If you aren't going to use it a lot, get a corded drill. Much more powerful than

Skeptical Optimist

2/17/18 5:10pm

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