Muchmore Professional Electric Power Driver

A little update on this for anyone that is interested in the driver.

First of note is the battery life. They estimate 50 minutes of consistent use and so far I have used it for a few wrench sessions already as well as a major one yesterday where I was swapping chassis on my eb210 and apparently it had used very little charge because when I plugged it in to charge up again, it was full in a little over five minutes when the estimated charge time from dead is roughly 60 minutes. So for being so small this thing really packs a punch as far as power goes.

Next thing I liked was that the motor locks when not in use so you can go straight to hand driving after using the electric motor to drive it in 90% of the way. This makes a big difference if you've got arthritis other joint pain. Especially with how comfortably the grip is. A nice soft rubber texture soft edges. The buttons could be raised a little more for easier use but I suppose this prevents it from starting accidentally in a tool box.

One more thing I really liked is what it does when you release the button to stop driving, it backs itself off by a 1/8 turn or so which is useful if you drive too deep into plastic since some drivers will keep going with their momentum.

Overall a solid purchase if the weight of a traditional driver is not ideal for you :)

This is the coolest power driver I have used. Unlike a large drill intended for construction, this small hand held drill is lightweight, easy to use and ideal for RC applications. The light is handy and really helps to light up the area you're installing/removing the screw. The 1/4 drive quick connect chuck holds my ProTek 1/4 bits securely and they work perfectly together. Plus, the shape of the grip and the material is extremely comfortable. The battery life seems to be equally outstanding as I have used it on 3 separate occasions for some pretty intense wrenching, and I still have not had to re-charge it. The other thing I like is the low torque power output and the lack of a clutch. The drill simply screws the fastener in as far as the 2 newton meters of power will allow, and then it stops on its own - which always seems to be a turn or two away from being tight. Then I use the drill like a hex driver and just screw it in by hand till its tight. Havent stripped a single screw yet! I love this tool!

Start off by saying this is a nice quality power driver. Has a good weight and feels comfortable in the hands. I know its always hard to tell the size of something by pictures, but it is a little bigger than I would've thought. But still very fitting in the hands. It would be nice if they had some bits included but not a deal breaker. I picked up some MIP bits. one set had 3 bits. 1.5mm 2.0mm 2.5mm and found a MIP 3.0mm bit and all fit perfect with this driver.

The battery life is awesome! When I 1st opened the package I went ahead and put it on the charger because I had a TLR 22T 4.0 kit that I was getting ready to start building with this driver. 20mins on the charger and the light was green. The build began. I was very pleased with this driver doing this build. No more tired wrist from screwing in so many screw! And the best part, this driver will cut off at 2Nm of torque so you’re not likely to over tighten and strip out. however, some screws you will definitely want to be mindful of not letting the driver stop on its own because it can strip some screws. I was able to build this whole kit from start to finish without having to recharge and was able to build it quicker than if I had to hand screw everything. I really wish I would’ve had this last month when I built my TLR 22 5.0 Elite!!

I'll end by saying, I have a $375 ArrowMax tool kit that I absolutely love but I can see myself going for this driver and my MIP bits when I've got several screws to deal with! If you’re r in the market for tools..... I would suggest this. for roughly $90 invested in this driver and some MIP bits, you've pretty much got a good start for some easy building and maintenance.