Fanttik Precision Electric Screw... vs Ridgid R6791 3 In Drywall and De...

The holding case for this unit is absolutely phenomenal. Convenient storage case; toggle open/close. The only thing i can say that i dislike about it, is when its all closed there is a little play between the case and the trey rattle.

The torque is adequate but i wish it had like 25% more. A think screw means low torque and a thick screw means high torque -- they both look like the letter t one just slightly fatter. The end of the screwdriver has 2 torque settings you can select, a...  Read More

The driver comes in an aluminum case with a plastic tray that has magnets in it to hold the bits in place. The bits sit in the tray and attach magnetically, so they are secure but also easy to take out.

If used under normal conditions and cared for properly, i think this will be a very durable tool with a long lifespan. It's not terribly powerful, but it’s plenty for most needs. When working with small parts where tolerances are minimal, the electric...  Read More

This is a good product to have on hand for anyone that dabbles in small electronics. Charges with a standard usb-c cable. Indespensible for cell phones, tablets, laptops, and the like.

Works like a charm and quick to a least 5 times faster.

Makes quick work of drywall hanging or installing decking. Only gripe is that it only came with the decking screw tip. The ridgid screwgun is solidly made and feels durable to hold.

Good tool for the price. Very truly impressed with the seller.

According to the manual, the issue is an overloaded motor. It is difficult to load the phillips bit and takes too long to change the bit. The seller is less than helpful.

Save effort by skipping this reconditioned model. A bit, costing over $8.

It either misdrives screws or jams. The clutch engages before the screw is fully driven. I drove alot of screws, it's fast, but spent alot of time fixing it.

Out of position, this tool is useless. Not for plywood sheathing.