The SD Driver with Screw Holder is for professionals or DIY-ers that have a lot of work to get done. Using a manual screwdriver can strain your hands pretty quickly, and everyone drops fasteners and bits on the ground. Eliminate those two problems with this semi-automatic driver and bit changer—with a screw holder built right in. You just press the orange button on the tip to get the jaws to accept the screw. Then with just one hand, you can maneuver into tight spaces and drill it home. The jaws work when you need to back screws out, too. Your six favorite bits are stored onboard, and you cycle between them by shifting the top piece back towards you. With 0-230 revs/min of no-load speed, you’ll have enough torque to handle the most common screwdriver applications. And the LED headlamp lets you see what you’re doing, even in the dark. The internal 4V battery will hold a charge for up to 18 months, so you can toss the SD Driver on a shelf and it’ll be ready to go the next time you pick it up. A charger comes with it, as does the reloadable bit cartridge, which is stocked with 6 of the most common bits already. Save your hands and stop losing bits and fasteners. Get screws into places you never thought possible before. The SD Driver with Screw Holder is a solution to a couple of problems that come with using a regular screwdriver. Luckily, you don’t have to worry about those anymore.

The most important tool in your collection is your hands, and to make sure they continue to operate at peak efficiency well into their life cycle, you should start using an automatic screwdriver. The powerful 4V Screwdriver from Worx provides 300 rpm of no-load speed for a max hard torque of 44 in-lbs, and a max soft torque of 22 in-lbs. Yet, this tool is only 1.5 lbs itself, feels great in the hands, and is easy to hold from multiple angles and in varied positions to get at tough to reach fasteners. Getting a manual screwdriver into a tight space isn’t usually the problem, but generating enough torque once you get it in there usually is. With this Worx automatic screwdriver, all you have to do to generate max torque is hold down a button. The 4V motor is as powerful as some drills, and you’ll get about 45 minutes of no-load working time on a single charge. But because you’re likely to use this tool in short bursts, it will effectively last much longer than 45 minutes. Plus, it charges back up in only an hour and a half. This model comes with a box full of bits. That’s the other advantage of auto screwdrivers: you just need one and a few bits, instead of a dozen separate tools. This tool is covered by a 3-year limited warranty because we’re confident in the longterm performance of our tools. Take a step to improving the longterm performance of your hands with the 4V Screwdriver from Worx. You’ll notice the benefits immediately and still feel them well down the road.

Tinker with various electronics by using this 64-bit iFixit Mako driver kit. The 4mm aluminum screwdriver handle has a knurled grip for a secure, nonslip hold, and magnetic sockets prevent bits from falling off. This versatile iFixit Mako driver kit includes a 150mm flexible extension arm for tackling hard-to-reach areas.