that shit's kinda big though

just get a fucking dremel at that point

sense = none

I ended up with just the driver itself, no batteries in charger :( Gotta look into making an enclosure and just using 18650s or something.

@Tervy fucking what? Different tools

It's a screwdriver

you saw his "screwdriver" on the first video

sure is same thing

:P

What's special about it tho

Fits screwdriver bits, gyroscopic control, clutch

But. Why

Versus 35000 RPM rotary tool

@Deleted User Dunno, I just use screwdrivers. Neat gadget though.

It's one of those new tools that has no real use

And is going to probably brake before my toolset does.

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Old man

Nah, the people that have them love them, they work well. They're just an odd luxury type thing.

Get with the times geezer

😒

If it's worth buying is the only debate, not if it's a good tool.

Seems not worth unless you rarely need to use it

I mean... Yeah, don't buy tools you won't use.

...a phrase I should be the last person ever to say

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I need to buy more tools for a project

yeah it wouldnt be worth it if my day job didnt involve disassembly of a ton of shitty laptops

just seems like a nice convienience

for that just get proper electric one and not a toy ?

i'd figure the ES121 would be considered a proper one, wouldn't it?

being able to pocket it is nice

stuff like this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001GFINJ8 comes to mind for quarter of the price

and way more uses

and indeed dewalt has one gyro-inline one too what is actualy darn good machine

but they are around same price

>i'd figure the ES121 would be considered a proper one, wouldn't it?
Maybe, I don't know anything about the brand, I just know I'd feel safer with DeWalt than something from /csg/. But realistically, I was only mentioning the DeWalt because you wanted a gyro; Buy a Milwaukee.

yeah we are mostly trying to get people shop smart and avoid those 1 trick pony/useless gadgets

Just buy your tools from harbor freight

Ez

HF is great, but not for everything