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I've donated a bunch of tools to one of the neighbours over time, he had an extra one of these and told me to take it. It's a 2401-20. If things go well this week @CWret has a charger for me. So it looks like things are coming together
 
Chicken lights said:
I've donated a bunch of tools to one of the neighbours over time, he had an extra one of these and told me to take it. It's a 2401-20.
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Those are a beautiful little compact tool. I love mine. Great balance, handy size, and quite reasonable power too. It's the one battery powered tool I use more than any other. Next after that is the M12 drill with a drill chuck.

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Quite often I use both together. Drill a hole with the drill, and drive the screw with the driver. Rinse, repeat till the job is done!

I've said this before. I like the pair so much that I bought a pair for each of my 4 kids for Christmas one year.
 
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