electric/cordless screwdriver

[Lockhouse]

Bosch. Expensive but worth it.

[Sysman]

Ah the old multi-purpose "Bodging Hammer"....

Not for nothing is a hammer known as a "Manchester screwdriver". A hammer is quite useful for getting wood screws started quickly.

"When all else fails use bloody great nails" is another phrase I remember from my student holiday jobs.

(a politer version is "When all else fails use six inch nails")

[Drewster]

Not for nothing is a hammer known as a "Manchester screwdriver". A hammer is quite useful for getting screws started quickly.

"When all else fails use bloody great nails" is another phrase I remember from my student holiday jobs.

(a politer version is "When all else fails use six inch nails")

When in doubt..... just give it a clout!
If it doesn't move..... HIT it!

A classic from a Chippy I used to work with - "Bugger.... It's 'kin broken!! Chuck us another one!!"
and
"Not to worry - we can paint over that!"

[Clippy]

Bosch Ixo 4 is what you want.

[Sysman]

When in doubt..... just give it a clout!
If it doesn't move..... HIT it!

A classic from a Chippy I used to work with - "Bugger.... It's 'kin broken!! Chuck us another one!!"
and
"Not to worry - we can paint over that!"

There was a classic tale told by a shop fitter about an expensive plate glass window they were fitting. They managed to smash several of them by a mixture of incompetence, planning and skill. British workmanship at its finest.

Someone should have recorded that tale, for it took a good 20 minutes to tell and had us laughing for days after.

[Pogle]

Bosch Ixo 4 is what you want.

3.6V
and no torque settings.. don't think its what I'm after

But ta for taking the trouble anyway

[Troll]

3.6V
and no torque settings.. don't think its what I'm after

But ta for taking the trouble anyway

Can't you just get a bloke to do it for you...means you could get back into the kitchen- much less confusion all around