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Putting a screw in a board

spaceman

Lifer
is it more in the wrist or in the elbow?
whats the best way to approach it?
fwiw i have a variable speed 14 volt craftsmen but they didnt supply instruction on how to screw into a board.
 
I find it easiest to attach the board to a ceiling fan, hold the screw to the board, then turn the ceiling fan on... Apply pressure.
 
If you buy a strobe light you can vary the drill speed until it looks like it isn't moving at all. Of course, I guess there is a way to do this with a plain old light as well. 🙁
 
Is this a serious question?

Just use a screwdriver....

Best way to approach it? ... 😕

1) Place screw, pointy end down, on board
2) Place screwdriver tip into non-pointy end of screw.
3) Turn clockwise while applying pressure
4) ...
5) Profit?
 
Slowy backs out of thread not knowing if this is a parody or not. I don't want people to think I'm stupid. What do you mean it's too late.
 
Pack up your drill and send it back to the manufacturer. Kindly ask for a refund as you are too incompetent to use such a device. You may want to do the same with your shoes. Walking can be kinda tricky too.
 
Originally posted by: ironwing
Originally posted by: funkymatt
You need one of these:
http://gizmodo.com/5109818/foo...s-perfectly-every-time

I thought it was a spoof. I was wrong. Then I saw this. America is doomed.

How about this:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_1...bf=Brand&sbv=Craftsman

Too fucking lazy (or too fucking incompetent) to drive a nail?


BTW, the BEST way to put a screw in a board is via a knothole...but watch for splinters...they can be a bitch.
 
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