The Worx SEMI-AUTO Screwdriver is a WINNER

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[@aaronstestlab]

Worx WX255L at Amazon(affiliate): amzn.to/3DjKWnC As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases

[@nelson1tom]

Such a cool design. Wish I had this as a kid

[@job38four10]

I had one of these 10years ago, I used it a lot and lasted 5 years til battery stopped taking charge. I cant seem to find this quick bit change version on Worx website, they show that extended bit version driver but from what I see it no longer has quick bit change feature and that to me thats a must when doing electrical work!!!! I really like to know why no other manufacture makes something like this...... Very good video, thanks for posting...

[@dsy457]

It's on amazon now. I just ordered one 😁

[@derf213]

I used to have a version on this without the screw holder. It was weird but useful

[@aaronstestlab]

Wouldn't that just be a regular electric screwdriver then?

[@derf213]

@@aaronstestlab na, I mean the orange piece that sits in front of the bit when it's extended

[@pjfsr7024]

I still have mine.

[@barbarachristensen1111]

I love the original! We got one for our wedding 22 years ago... Still going strong. Would love that new bit holder though. Looking to get one for a wedding gift for a young couple now.

[@aaronstestlab]

I didn't even know Worx has been around that long

[@goodcitizen4587]

USB-C charger would be nicer. Also a 2nd LED on the other side. Cool for around the home stuff.

[@CMDPromptify]

Nice video! As I've increasingly needed small form factor tools that don't need to do power jobs, Worx has been popping up as a good option. I recently got into the MakerX system. Great little tool series for my own needs and its all safe enough for the neighborhood kids to use when they want to work on projects.

[@kizgintosbaga]

they add their touch too. that screw holder thing looks really innovative. you can never screw 90 degree with these things without drilling first. with this you can just go with it

[@C.h.o.g.a.n]

Thanks for your video! I bought it and I knew it is no Power Monster. But I just loved this easy playable changing of the bits. I ordered it for my job as a mechatronics. We have very much different screwtypes (sometimes in one object...) and it is a pain in the ass to unscrew and screw the objects just with the hand. Mostly just lite screws in aluminum or lite metal. So I thought for this price I'll get one! Big good point was the size! But I wish there would be also a greater brother of it's kind with more power. That would be awesome. But all in all it makes my life easier for my needs.

[@wotan_nightshade]

I feel like a milwaukee engineer and a wera engineer designed this in a back alley

[@jstagzsr]

I want one just to play with, but It's definitely not replacing all my m18 tools. Might even use it around the camper or something but I can see the fun gimmicky stuff about it getting less fun over time and just breaking back out the Impact because it's faster and stronger. For 50 bucks though it's basically just a semi useful fidget toy for adults. Lol

[@jayreyes5861]

👍👍👍

[@Roger-vj3ox]

No hablaron de ""la batería "".

[@aaronstestlab]

¿que quieres saber?

[@Roger-vj3ox]

@@aaronstestlab para tener toda la información y saber si vale la pena comprarlo, saludos.

[@veegee24]

No variable speed, no clutch. Useless trash.