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Anyone use one? Been diagnosed with (mild) carpol tunnel so looking to de-strain as much as one can.
I've sometimes used an impact driver for repeat actions such as unwind and sometimes partly assemble consumer units (milwaukee have a gentle finger-tight setting on them) but figure the right tool would be better and always to hand, but theres some price variance - I like wiha but does it justify the price when you can buy a ck for £40?
Looked up some online reviews but from my sample they appear to be all pillocks cosplaying rufty tradesmen with no idea what they should be focussing on.
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Anyone use one? Been diagnosed with (mild) carpol tunnel so looking to de-strain as much as one can.
I've sometimes used an impact driver for repeat actions such as unwind and sometimes partly assemble consumer units (milwaukee have a gentle finger-tight setting on them) but figure the right tool would be better and always to hand, but theres some price variance - I like wiha but does it justify the price when you can buy a ck for £40?
Looked up some online reviews but from my sample they appear to be all pillocks cosplaying rufty tradesmen with no idea what they should be focussing on.
Electric screwdiver for the original thread on Electricians Forums
