Eazypower 81966 9.5-Inch-12-Inch Push Pull Click Click Screwdriver/Drill Kit 1/4-Inch Hex with One-Inch Insert Bits

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This is a brand new contractor grade push/pull drill - driver by Eazy Power Corp. It is as solid as they come and can be used for both drilling and driving screws. When you need the personal touch on a project - this is the tool!

The tool has an extended length of 12" and a compressed length of 9.5"

Versatility and Reliability

• All manual
• No wires to trip on
• No batteries to go dead

Use all 1/4" hex shank accessories including:

• Screwdriver insert bits and power tips
• Hexbits - drills on a 1/4" hex shank
• Hinge drills
• Regular drills in a 1/4" keyless chuck adapter
• Nut setters
• Sockets with a 1/4" shank adapter

The kit contains the following:

• #1, #2 Phillips power bits
• 6-8, 8-10 slotted power bits
• Torx T15 bit
• Square R2 bit

Weight: 2 pounds

Its main advantage is that it accomodates a wider range of bits than the more expensive models. This is an marginally acceptable substitute for the more expensive push drill/screwdrivers. It is well designed but poorly executed. It is too bad a quality manufacturer does not undertake to produce a product like this that would use a wide range of driver and drill bits. The one I bought had a misaligned socket for the inserts resulting in the drill and screwdriver bits wobbling as they rotate.

I purchased it to drive screws into soft wood. More of a back-in-time novelty. It works well for sheet metal screws. Unit got stuck a lot before it "broke in". Don't get me wrong, it works.

I used it to assemble a lightweight screen door and it did well driving the screws - brute force. Problem is the off on the control = on and vice versa. I'd say it was good for that. You'd be better off buying a new set of bits for your cordless drill. I did find one more use.

And of course, no batteries required. Tool feels solid in my hand. I was able to attach hex bits from a inexpensive big box store-sold kit.This is an excellent alternative to cordless drills/power screwdrivers. For most tasks, it's an excellent back up for the light duty power drill/screwdriver. It offers more control, is more compact and quieter.

The old Yankee dosn't even come close to the uses of this tool. Great Tool. I Love mine.It works Great with 1/4" hex bits of all kinds. I have even used a wire end brush to clean rusted and greasy engine parts. I was even able to use hex shank drill bits.

I do not think the product description was accurate. I purchased this for use as a Yankee type drill. It had screwdriver and hex bits, but no drill bits. If it is called a drill it should work as a drill. Returned it for credit but lost shipping charges.