VESSEL BALL GRIP Rechargeable Screwdriver Cordless No.220USB-1U 220USB1U Made in Japan by VESSEL

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Key specs – Power: 18V; Speeds: 10; Max speeds: 650rpm; Max torque: 30Nm; Battery: 1,500mAh lithium-ion; Charger: 18Vproprietary; Accessories: 1 bit; Weight: 750g https://addictedtotools.com/collections/tools/products/vessel-usb-charge-ball-grip-electric-driver-3-speed-torque-model-220usb-p1 This is compared to the vessel which has three speeds which changes the torque. Low: 280 rpm / 1.2 Nm (Medium) 340 rpm / min / 1.6 Nm (High) 400 rpm / 2.0 Nm (Maximum Endurance Torque when Hand Cranking: 12 Nm)

This model is ideal for first fixing and more general use as it has a max torque of 2nm with an additional 10nm of manual torque. I do think it is a middle step tool between using your normal screwdriver and a 12v drill which I usually use. Ive found it extremely handy for those awkward jobs when trying to tighten lighting terminals or put a light shroud on while holding the fitting up with the other hand. Because its light and compact it fits into those hard to reach spots. Available in these models: Original Model, Silver Edition, Gold Edition, Limited Edition Dull Green However, the WX240 really comes into its own if you’re working in cramped spaces, or doing fiddly jobs where a larger cordless driver with more of a pistol grip might get in the way. I used both the WX240 and the Bosch IXO to assemble a PC inside a new case, and while the Bosch was fine for removing external case screws, the Worx was a lot more usable inside the case and for getting screws into the motherboard. It charges in under 90 minutes over a USB-C cable, and will happily last for around 35 to 45 minutes of work. For bigger screws on DIY jobs, you might want something with a little more power and torque; but if you need something that feels and works more like a manual screwdriver, this is the one to buy.These industrial quality 1/4" hex drive bits feature precision machined tips for an accurate fit, superior heat treating for durability. This one’s great for bigger projects: it’s versatile, it’s got plenty of welly and it comes with an 81-piece set of bits that should cover just about everything you would need. With a respected brand like Makita, you know you’re not getting poor-quality accessories. It’s a little large for some smaller jobs, though, and a little too fierce for jobs that need finesse, such as PC builds or appliance repairs. When you’re up to something major, though, this is a top tool for the job. A cordless screwdriver has a motor, so it does all of the turning for you – but because it’s battery-operated, you don’t have to worry about the cord getting in the way. The only problem with cordless screwdrivers? There are so many on the market. Knowing how much power, what speed and clutch settings, bit types, and other features to look for can be a serious challenge.

Controls are usually kept simple. The more powerful cordless screwdrivers and drill-drivers will have some form of speed control, but most will have a single speed, forward and reverse gears, and a trigger to squeeze when it’s time to start screwing. Most models now also have some kind of built-in torch function, so you can see what you’re doing in dark corners. How about charging? A cordless screwdriver’s speed rating indicates how many times the tool rotates per minute (rpm). You’ll get the most control if you buy a model with variable speed, control because you can adjust the speed based on the screw material. Choose a model that offers at last two speeds: If you need a tool to handle more difficult screwing jobs, look for a screwdriver that provides between 4V and 12V.

FAQ

The 1\4 inch shank collet takes any 1/4” shank bit including the longer Japanese style which is comes with.

Whichever type of battery you choose, make sure it’s rechargeable. Some cheap cordless screwdrivers have batteries that can’t be replaced, so once the battery drains down, the tool is useless. A higher-end cordless screwdriver may include multiple batteries, so you never need to worry about running out of power in the middle of a project. The 220USB-S1U cordless rechageable Ball Grip screwdriver provides the high speed needed to get jobs completed faster. Most of the models with built-in batteries charge from a standard wall charger, or even in many cases via a micro-USB port. This is convenient if you’re travelling around and also means you can keep using your screwdriver even if you lose the charger supplied. A few still use some form of charging cradle, where the tool slots into place.The main application of the Vessel P1 driver for myself is terminal screws, light and switch board screws (the driver is not 1000v rated) and other smaller job uses. These differences did add up to myself as the vessel is a lot lighter and fit better both in my hand and in my pouch. As with most drill-drivers, the battery is a separate unit that slides onto the bottom of the handle. It’s charged by its own charger and can take up to six hours to charge. This and the sheer size means it’s not as convenient a tool for basic household DIY, but it’s a brilliant and affordable option when you have something more ambitious in mind.