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How to Use a Power Screwdriver

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Learn how to use the screwdriver function of a power drill in this free video.

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Tags: drill, how-to, power, tool, screwdriver, torque, chuck, operation

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Summary: It is reckoned that in the Stone Age the first tools were born, and by extension, machines and technology. Though the basic principles behind altering physical matter haven't changed much, some amazing advances have been made in tool technology. For instance, with the advent of consumer power tools, mankind has the ability to increase productivity and complete more projects in less time.

The power screwdriver is one of those tools; it is basically a power drill that has a screwdriver bit inserted into the chuck. In the past, manually driving in a screw took five minutes, now it takes five seconds with the power screwdriver.

In this free online video series learn from power tool expert and Industrial Technology teacher Jon Olson as he teaches and demonstrates how to use and maintain the power screwdriver. Learn important power tool tips and techniques such as construction work area safety, electrical safety, how to use the chuck on a power screwdriver; how to use a power screwdriver; tool maintenance; battery tool use and care; how to use the torque adjustment collar; how to drive a screw at an angle; how to use the variable speed trigger switch; and what are some considerations for buying a power screwdriver.

About the Expert

Expert: Jon holds a Bachelors of Science in Education and Human Sciences degree, with an endorsement in Industrial Technology Education from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Additionally he studied multiple trades at Southeast Community College in Lincoln. He currently teaches multiple Industrial Technology classes at the high school level. In addition, he has worked in Residential Construction for several years.

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