Learn how to use an electric screwdriver in this free home improvement tools video. more »

When buying an electric screwdriver, consider purchasing a cordless item with 18 to 24 volts. Buy an electric screwdriver with tips from an experienced handyman in this free video on home remodeling supplies. more »

Nearly anyone can use a good electric screwdriver. It may not be very romantic, but for the person who's handy around the house, it's a very thoughtful gift. more »

First there was the screwdriver, then the electric screwdriver, then the power drill. The impact driver does the job of a power drill but is easier on the operator. more »

An electric screwdriver is a screwdriver with an electric motor inside that causes the chuck or top of the screwdriver to rotate. The screwdriver head or bit is removed when it's not used and can be replaced with different sized heads to do different types of jobs. These models run on regular batteries, a power cord or rechargeable batteries. more »

Along with the circular saw, the electric screwdriver has become one of the most common electrical tools found in the home builder's tool box. Over the years, several varieties of these popular items have become highly developed to better aid many different job requirements to a variety of trades. From the heavy-duty screw gun that the sheet rock installer uses to a lightweight battery-powered screwdriver that the electrician carries into nearly inaccessible places, the electric screwdriver or screw gun is here to stay. Nearly all electric screwdrivers are fitted with a standard shutoff mechanism that controls the operation of the tool. When the trigger is not engaged, the tool remains idle, but once the trigger is squeezed or "turned on," the tool comes to life and performs its specified task. Once the trigger is released, the tool quickly ceases to function. This is the standard shutoff mechanism at work that is so basic to most all electrical tools. Some of the simplest electric screwdrivers have a locking function, where the electric shaft of the tool with a simple turn of a switch can be locked into place, and the screwdriver can now be used as a hand tool. This duality can be very handy for an electrician or electronic technician who installs alarm systems or garage door openers. more »

When the box arrives from a bee catalog company, the idea of constructing it can be a bit daunting. However, with a little patience and a good electric screwdriver, the task can be accomplished relatively easily. more »

Motorized window shades can raise or lower with just a touch of a button, making them easy to use. Many people tend to avoid these type of shades though because they think they’re too difficult to install. While it may seem hard to believe, it’s actually fairly easy to install motorized window shades in your home. All you need is the instructions that come with the shades, an electric screwdriver or drill and a tape measure. more »