Thorin, a couple of years ago I purchased a Craftsman cordless screw
driver that I've really found useful. I don't know any model number but
it's battery powered and can be used in a straight configeration or
snapped into a L shape. It has a built in LED light for those dark
under the layout areas. It runs fairly slowly and comes with a few
drill bits and screwdriver bits. It can be set for drilling or screwing
speeds and has torque setting also. I like to use hex head machine
screws for a lot of my work so I bought some extra sockets. We use the
same hex heads for facia for our modules so it comes in handy for that
process. I think it was in the $30 range. So far it's given me
exceptional service.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
Marty.Thorin wrote:
>Dear Bob:
> Do I understand that. As a 'youngster', I am now pushing 50. My
>arthritis is catching up with me with odd pangs and ouches.
> In a few years I will resume having a model railroad. In the
>meantime I am now seeking LIGHT WEIGHT, CORDED, SLOW ROTATION power
>tools. Something like 100 rpm or less that can drill holes and push
>screws. Lots of screws. I never use nails or glue in my layouts -- I
>am a 'build it and then immediately rebuild it better, then do it right
>the third time' kind of guy. So I use screws.
>
>Thorin
>
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>
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