Also, a drill with screwdriver attachments is much more versatile.
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£17 for an electric screwdriver? It’ll be broken by the time you get it back.
I recently bought an electric screwdriver for a similar price, lasted a week.
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Yes but I don’t need to drill things.
Tends to be a little bulky for putting furniture together in my experience - can’t always get it into corners/get the right angle with a large drill…
You don’t need to drill things … yet
When I do, I will pay somebody competent to do the drilling.
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You’d be surprised how learning the ropes by starting off with simple screwdriving increases your drilling competency levels.
The price of failure for drilling things is too high for my liking.
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But that’s where the screwdriving comes in - when a screw reaches it’s limit, the resistance against what’s being screwed into brings things to a halt. Do a few screws, you learn the ropes, suddenly you’re a pro!*
Don’t underestimate your latent skills @Epimer !
*yes, this is deliberately for the “things out of context” thread
I had a drill once with screwdriver attachments - and that aspect was worse than useless. The drill was too powerful so the head just immediately slipped/ fucked up the screws. I assume it only works if you have nicer drill with more controllable torque
This is what she’s done to me, isn’t it.
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I’ll do the drilling for you.
What is it that you need drilling anyway Epimer?
I don’t need any drilling done ffs!
I’ve got a drill if you wanna borrow one epim8
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Mine has controllable torque, but I’m sure the trigger bit changes the speed too.
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Does it have an electric screwdriver attachment? Because I’m in dire need of one of those.
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It’s been put on hold due to a lack of essential equipment.
Always had Epimer down as more of a grime man tbh
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