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  1. 10-09-2012, 08:44 AM #27
    drozenski
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    These are the best tools i bought

    all have been Ryobi tools.



    The 12 volt for tougher jobs
    Ryobi 12V Li-Ion :: 12 Volt Compact Drill

    I also have 2 of these for the every day stuff. Works great on PC cases, super lite wrist never gets tired the the battery lasts about 4-6 hours of use. Also fits in tight spaces. Get a driver extension for it and i garentee it will be the best tool you ever bought. costs about $30 but you can find it on sale sometimes. Pick up an extra battery too if you work long days.

    ** This isnt for drving screws into wood or those type jobs. This is best for taking appart PC's **
    Ryobi TEK4 :: TEK4 4-Volt Screwdriver

    http://reclaimtech.com/
    We pay you to recycle!

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