The DeWalt DCF680 Gyroscopic Screwdriver is a must for any kitchen fitter 

I love mine!

Moving the hand incorrectly by mistake would damper the spirits

@@Bpn575 spirits ?

Depends where you look. It’s ranked 1st on bestproductreviews considering it was released 11 years ago

@@Coupleatools I saw a guy did a test on all the brands here on RU-vid and i believe rhe youtuber called project farm tested them out

If I had to explain how, where, when & why this is more beneficial than an impact then the gyroscopic might not be for you

@@Coupleatools I'm just trying to justify the purchase for myself, but you may be right. May not have much use for the tool now, but It would still be cool to have.

@@masterpopeyoda3290 No impact or combi is as lightweight, small or precise. It will get to places that others can’t. Fixing drawer runners or other cabinet hardware, light fixtures overhead or sockets & switches, any delicate fixings that you would normally do with hand tools & so on. If you are a joiner, carpenter, cabinet maker or an electrician, I highly recommend it. You just can’t beat the control & versatility or one

Press and hold the button then twist it side to side

Size of screw is irrelevant to the driver as you just change the bit to suit screw, as you would an impact driver

@@Coupleatools but even on a low setting with a Dewalt impact can still cross thread or destroy the flat thread on top of the screw

@@kieranpodesta509 The DCF680 is more like a combi than an impact as it has torque settings & zero impact

Unfortunately not. When it’s in the 90° angle, product lengths is 165mm. You are better off using either the DCD740 cordless angle driver or the DEWDT71517T right angle attachment

Depends on your country. Google it