I needed to drive some lag screws into 4x4s for my deck this weekend. None of my existing drivers were up to the task, so went and picked up a lower end DeWalt corded drill. It worked great, except for when the screws bit into the wood where the pilot hole ended, at which point the stupid thing about took my arm with it while it was kicking back. Lesson learned.
I assume this is operator error since I'm used to cordless drills with a clutch, so am wondring if there's any advice on proper operation so that it doesn't happen again? (Other than purchase a longer bit/make deeper pilot holes).. :laughing:
Mike
I assume this is operator error since I'm used to cordless drills with a clutch, so am wondring if there's any advice on proper operation so that it doesn't happen again? (Other than purchase a longer bit/make deeper pilot holes).. :laughing:
Mike