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Milwaukee 48-32-2100 OFF-SET Power Screwdriver Head

February 5th, 2010 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

Milwaukee 48-32-2100 OFF-SET Power Screwdriver Head

Amazon.com Review

Extend the reach of your power screwdriver and get into those tight spaces with the Milwaukee power-screwdriver head. Designed to fit any cordless screwdriver with a chuck or hex drive, Milwaukee's screwdriver head features a low-profile, angled drive head; a magnetic socket; and a 360-degree adjustable thumb flange that quickly rotates into position to apply maximum force and control. This handy accessory provides 100 in./lbs. of torque and spins at 400 rpm. Its precision-hardened steel gears are lubricated and sealed for lifetime durability. --Carl Thress

Product Description

Bits (qty.): 1, Bit Material: Durable Die Cast Construction


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  1. February 6th, 2010 at 00:45 | #1

    We use this tool all the time installing stereos in cars. This tool is extremely versitile in getting into hard to reach or impossible situations. There are cheaper imitations on the market, but they do not hold up like this model, especially when used with a cordless screwdriver or drill. Add a set of hex shank drill bits to add to the versitility of this tool.

  2. February 6th, 2010 at 02:55 | #2

    This must be a really tough tool to engineer for indestructability. Lots of re-directed torque-you can imagine the stress on the gears. I usually trust Milwaukee for tools that can take a licking and keep on ticking, but this definitely isn’t one of them. The tool doesn’t last for more than a couple of stressful applications before the gears strip. Nobody else makes anything that can get in and out of tighter spots though, and it has become a necessary part of my tool box. I have found that Home Depot will take these back for exchange when give out, if you save the packaging and tell them the tool is defective (which is no lie). Without the packaging they have to go back to the manufacturer, which is a p.i.t.a. and takes time.

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