@toolsdealshub: I was really surprised that this little thing had this much power. - What the next thing to test it on ? - #dewalt #dewalttough #tools #power #foryoupage

Tom Stokes :

Now try putting it through the woodface not end grain

2xsilo💸💸💰 :

Milwaukee is better

Girthquake_69420 :

end grain doesn't count bub

C.j dial .. :

your going into the end of the grain much easier then the side

the duckest :

People acting like this isn’t just a little guy for light switches and panels and other little shit. 😭 This electric screwdriver isn’t meant to screw into wood at all people.

ALESSSSSSSiO :

"it's end grain" bro it's a fck screwdriver, it's not even supposed to be that powerfull

shrader-core-remover :

Why ask AI bro…

cohen :

hell nah ts too slow and battery last 2 minutes

this_is_mark :

so whats the answer?

337rome🧌 :

Ya I would never think it can do that

JuicyPiggie :

So the answer is no, it didn't set it in so fail?

SOMEDUMBGUYINMICHIGAN :

go through the grain now

Jdw8 :

Now try it in concrete

Adam :

Looks to be equal to the 20 volt Dewalt

Kemp :

hahaha struggling a little there. try the hard wood grain

💰Kaden🤼‍♂️😁 :

Its end grain

appleuser5639440 :

My 3.7V black and decker from 1997 can do this

Chance Hastings :

I’m digging the bit, looks cool. But that’s way to slow for me. It’s only convenient when it’s the only “drill” you have

Moi Segura910 :

jeremy babbeb :

ref?

jacksucksatmtb :

Into the end grain though 🥀

Atx_carlos :

It can’t I own one and is not strong at all if you are looking for a decent compact screwdriver I recommend the RYOBI microtech

Rentals&Riptides :

you could pretty much screw that screw into the end grain with your fingers. try it on the surface now where you really put screws into.

TwistedAro :

pretty good for a tool that wasn't designed for that specific use case.

Matt Tucker :

doesn't look like it