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This is a good deal at the moment- Bosch GSR3.6VLi 3.6V Li-Ion Screwdriver

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It's out of stock now, but more are expected in tomorrow :wink:

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They are a great little tool, I had the Green version of that and paid £40 :shock:
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All I can see is that it's only 3.6v, and I'm instantly turned off. Can someone give me some idea of the capacitys of this?

Is it going to put an 80mm size 5 screw into a new joist with no pilot hole? How many times? etc...
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The green on I had was 3.6V too and it wouldn't do that at or at least run out of power very quickly. I think its great flat pack furniture, removing screws (e.g. dismantling wardrobes), or screws in wall plugs etc
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