"DeWalt 8v gyroscopic screwdriver" Is this worth buying? testing what it can do!!

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testing to see what this can do! also my thoughts and opinions on it, is this new technology worth buying into?? Yu let me know what Yu think in the comments below⬇️😁
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6 дек 2023

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@user-ng2jk1pr9u 7 месяцев назад

Ideal item for the diyer nice review

@RogersTM87 7 месяцев назад

Yeah definitely good use for that as well

@lawdog516 4 месяца назад

I’m a professional and use it everyday BUT you have to use it for it’s engineered purpose. It’s not designed to drive medium to large fasteners especially lag bolts, you did this tool a disservice by misrepresenting it. It’s designed for HVAC, electricians, appliance and electronics repair. You will be disappointed if you expect it to drive deck screws and lags !! I suggest you re-do your video and use this tool as designed, if for nothing else to establish credibility as a new channel.

@RogersTM87 4 месяца назад

I was showing how it had power unlike most the screwdrivers and I said in the video this is for fixing electronic and stuff like that and for HVAC and other stuff. Its perfect for putting small fasteners. And stuff. No its not designed for bolts and lags and stuff like that. Its for whoever is on jobs or diy or whatever and they see a reason to use the dewalt screwdriver instead of dragging out the drill. I use it all the time for electric work putting fasteners and little clamps and stuff where a drill is hard to get to.

@RogersTM87 4 месяца назад

Showed it driving medium lags and screws to show its "torque" I dod not do that to show that is what it is for just to show a point on its power... Everyone wants to k kw its power and thats why I showed drivung those screws and lag. Its not for that at all. Just a demonstration to show it true "torque "