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Black & Decker Screw Gun
This cordless tool is powered by the built-in 1.5 Ah battery. The delivery set includes the wired charger to get the unit ready within approximately 5 hours. The battery is designed so as to avoid overcharging and discharging when the gun is not used. Once charged fully, the battery lasts quite long, so you can use the tool when it's required. It offers 3 operating modes, forward, reverse, and chuck locking for manual use. You'll be able to set the mode you need with the easily movable slide lever on the top of the tool. As you can see, working with this Black & Decker screw gun is elementary and
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