What Did You Buy Today?

Yesterday, but I unboxed it today

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Do I need another small (-ish) rechargeable screwdriver? Need?? Since when did that enter into the decision? While not as low torque as my OUSHEN (which I bought in 2018 for $50 to work on laptops)

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or as compact (& cute) as the manual ratcheting Micro-Mark,

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or as nice as my many sets of iFixIt drivers, it is functional, cleverly packaged in an anodized Aluminum storage tube, has sufficient torque for a wide range of tasks (I have a Bosch 10.8V Impact Driver – and a Craftsman C-3 1/2" Impact Wrench for bigger stuff) and it was On Sale at Costco for $40.
 
boy could I use that now. I am doing a lot of small electronic testing, and constantly having to screw, unscrew terminals... But alas, NO. I'll tough it out.
 
woodchucker said:
boy could I use that now. I am doing a lot of small electronic testing, and constantly having to screw, unscrew terminals... But alas, NO. I'll tough it out.
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I’ve been eyeing the Flex SD 5-300 4.0 for this purpose.

Normally I’d get whatever my local Milwaukee reseller offers for the given task, but the Milwaukee M4 electric screwdriver is absolutely hideous :crushed:
 
The farther I can get away from battery operated tools the better! I'm more than happy to drag a generator and corded Milwaukee drill around for any serous work! An air hose for the AirCat impact gun or die grinders is good too.

Although, I do understand the cordless drills and 1/4" impact drivers have a purpose.

The one I do not understand is cordless heat guns! (OK, if you do heat shrink jobs in the field, fine. But that's not how I work...)
 
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