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Electric screwdriver for unscrewing
fitzroy
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I've got a cheap bed with slats and each slat is screwed to the wood support. I need an electric screwdriver to unscrew them (can't face doing the job manually) but don't know what power level I would need. I'm not a DIY person so I don't see myself using it very often.
I looked at hiring one but they wanted £16 for one day!
Any suggestions gratefully received.
I looked at hiring one but they wanted £16 for one day!
Any suggestions gratefully received.
fitzroy
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Something like this would be fine. You can get similar and cheaper in argos, tesco etc...
http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/product/productPage.jsp?productId=783170 -
Good advice from djheath but why not buy a cordless drill ( e.g. Skil 12v from Toolstation - £29.98 ) which will remove your fixings AND you can drill .Forgotten but not gone.0
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or a more powerful model (15.5v) for 35 quid at wickes.Get some gorm.0
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Hi,
get a ratchet screwdriver, lot easier and quicker than an ordinary screwdriver, and cheaper than electric.
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