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I have been doing some hard manual work recently, screwing, drilling and floor board lifting etc. I have started to use my battery drill set on a low clutch setting for doing up and undoing screws as my hands really hurt and tingle at night with pins and needles


What labour saving tips has anyone got to save me falling apart please?


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    Get an apprentice/lad/mate to do the heavy lifting :)

    Also if you don't already have one, a proper impact driver rather than using a drill for screws.

    And (I found this recently) a decent hammer drill, you will save hours and drill bits, it will pay for itself straight away. Dewalt 996, from FFX


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    Get an apprentice/lad/mate to do the heavy lifting :)

    Also if you don't already have one, a proper impact driver rather than using a drill for screws.

    And (I found this recently) a decent hammer drill, you will save hours and drill bits, it will pay for itself straight away. Dewalt 996, from FFX


    IGMC.
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