Milwaukee 0490-22 4-Volt Lithium-Ion Screwdriver Kit
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Milwaukee 0490-22 4-Volt Lithium-Ion Screwdriver Kit
Customer Review: MILWAKEE POWER SCREWDRIVER
Summary: 5 Stars
I'M AN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND HAVE USED MANY A POWERED DRIVER OVER THE YEARS , THIS TOOL IS NOT FOR DRIVING DECK SCREWS IT WORKS EXCELLENT FOR INSTALLING RECEPTICALS AND SWITCHES AND COVER PLATES, IT'S USEFUL TIME IS IMPRESSIVE,I FINISHED AN ENTIRE HOUSE ON ONE BATTERY THATS PLUGGING AND SWITCHING ABOUT 50 DEVICES.BEST TOOL FOR THE PRICE.Customer Review: Might have been fine, if it worked
Summary: 1 Stars
I received the screwdriver from Amazon, but unfortunately the charger didn't work. When I contacted Amazon for a replacement, they said it would take 1 to 3 months. They can take the screwdriver and screw that.Customer Review: Milwaukee Electric Screwdriver
Summary: 5 Stars
Bought this screwdriver as a replacement for another brand that I used that had broken. The Milwaukee was a bit pricey, but it was worth it because of its adjustable torque, the batteries last a long time and the interchangeable hub. I repair copiers and turning screws all day really makes my wrist sore. That is why I use the electric screwdriver. I would recommend the Milwaukee screwdriver for all the mentioned features and the fact that it will last for a very long time. Also, should it need maintenance, a repair facility is readily available unlike my old screwdriver. If you need an electric screwdriver, I would get this one.Customer Review: Milwaukee Lithium Screwdriver
Summary: 3 Stars
I am the proud owner of several Milwaukee tools some that are electric and some that are battery powered and have had nearly 100% satisfaction with all except for a few qualms with this screwdriver. It DOES have much longer battery life and more power than the predecessor 2.5 volt which probably makes it worth buying for the most part. THIS TOOL WILL NOT TOLERATE ANY AMOUNT OF WATER THAT GETS INSIDE, we're talking DRIPS!!! I have had a couple of these get ruined because of using in a partially sheltered area in the rain, and also one got barely dripped on under the edge of a cabinet near a sink while changing a dishwasher supply hose. There is a very small IC in the handle that shorts out when the leads get corroded with mineral deposits, soap, etc and will burn the unit out. (2) the battery keeps falling out. You can't use the unit like a manual screw driver as you could with the older unit as the gear mechanism is NOT a positive lock, and the battery twists locks so it keeps coming unscrewed and falling out. However you can lock the button on the side to use it this way. (3) Milwaukee does not make a case for this model. Regarding cases, it surprises me to no end that Milwaukee still makes a very space wasting slot in their cases for the manual. How many are there of you that are like me and like to keep your tool manuals CLEAN and organized in a file cabinet. How many of you actually look at your manual every time that you use your drill,etc?? Would you like to see some of that space actually used to hold driver bit accessories or something useful?? Please write to Milwaukee and let them know this!!
This screw driver's MFRS price of $250 is way out of range for what this unit is. Unless you are desperate for owning Milwaukee like I was, I would not give over $75 for this unit and am warning you to keep it away from any and all water. I informed Milwaukee of the Battery problem and they just brushed me off like it was nothing, and in no way shape or form was interested in improving their product. I am not one to abuse my tools and have not had any problems with the other milwaukee tools that I own.
Customer Review: Milwaukee Screwdriver
Summary: 4 Stars
Outstanding screwdriver, only complaint did not come with it's own case and no number one
phillips bits came with it. Use it to take apart small electronics and drill holes in
wood and plastic at my job.