Seems it’d be quite handy. Low torque is likely optimal for them 4mm bits, as I purchased a Wiha brand multi-bit set that was @ $70 for 40+ 4mm bits w/handle, extension & magnetic handle but, it also included a 4mm adapter bit too standard 1/4” hex-drive; got in a rush a few times on projects & only had the correct bit size needed, within that set so…. I setup the needed bit in adapter bit & placed that in my Milwaukee M12 driver that has interchangeable drive heads, using 1/4” hex drive head. That set in high speed very much makes the task QUICK ‘but’ of course, WAY TOO MUCH TORQUE! Broke a couple of them Wiha bits doing that!
agree with you i bought one about 2 weeks ago seems to be working well at the beginning when I opened a Nintendo Switch Pro controller and then not work at all, really bad experience with one usage and that's it, really sad for that price :(
Yall either have your torque too high or are over working the gears trying to screw things in. I recommend trying to unscrew manually before using the "auto-screw" mode because you'll just damage the internals. This thing is for precision not impact driving.
I have been looking at this class of screw drivers for electronics work. There are a lot of questionable Chinese alternate designs, most that are cheaper in cost, a couple that are more, that being said the "AM Arrowmax" line looks to be a quality tool, with smart features (for a screw driver), multiple different applications and can be had for a reasonable price. I liked your review and learned of a new feature for this tool I am going to purchase.
They have the mini drills also. The ULTRA was supposed to be the best, but it wasn"t (bits wiggling too much). The PRO is far more precise, but only one speed (not 4 as the ULTRA). The screwdrivers have the same driver. Just mention it.
Looking forward to your next video🔥🔥🔥Are u interested in testing and reviewing Novsight Led Vehicle Light?(Headlight,Fog light,offroad light,decorate light,Light bars, foot pads, inflatable pumps,ect.)
If you need this for lots of micro screw work then yes(Warning: do not START thread with motor application) for everyone else the right size tip/screw driver by hand is ideal.
@@1D10CRACY thank you so much for the reply I have been working as an independent laptop repair technician for 10+ years and this month got diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome (pain in the hands from the repetitive motions) and have been looking for good electric screwdriver to stress the fingers and wrists less will try this screwdriver, thanks once again
I have been looking at this class of screw drivers for electronics work. There are a lot of questionable Chinese alternate designs, most that are cheaper in cost, a couple that are more, that being said the "AM Arrowmax" line looks to be a quality tool, with smart features (for a screw driver), multiple different applications and can be had for a reasonable price. If you need this for lots of micro screw work then yes(Warning: do not START thread with motor application) for everyone else the right size tip/screw driver by hand is ideal.
@@1D10CRACY it looks quite good, but all the negative reviews..oh man. I now went for the DOINOW precision screwdriver. Not perfect reviews either, but at least a tad over 4 stars. Let’s hope those reviews aren’t all fake 😁😉
Most people give stars based on shipping time and problems. They don't even talk about the product. The arrowmax precision screwdrivers are by far the best i've used. And a steal too in aliexpress.
Thanks for the reply! I absolutely love reading everyone opinions and getting ideas for new videos! As I'm sure you already know, I've reviewed a good hand full of precision screwdrivers and to be fair, this one is still my favorite. Out of my collection, it's not the strongest, or the weakest. But for me, when working with precision fasteners I typically will loosen and tighten by hand to protect the device. I'm basically only using the power part of the screwdriver for speed. The Gyroscopic feature is perfect for this, as it won't start to remove the screw until you give it a little tug. The complaints on the Creationspace I received were never about the lack of torque, it was the lack of autobrake. You couldn't use it like a normal screwdriver powered off without it free-spinning, making it worthless if you needed to use by hand. If you get a chance, post a link to the Creationspace model you like and I'll buy one to do a review. It sounds like torque is important to you, have you looked at the ES15 by Miniware? It has a built in impact feature. ua-cam.com/video/cey6UqNyI60/v-deo.html
Seems it’d be quite handy. Low torque is likely optimal for them 4mm bits, as I purchased a Wiha brand multi-bit set that was @ $70 for 40+ 4mm bits w/handle, extension & magnetic handle but, it also included a 4mm adapter bit too standard 1/4” hex-drive; got in a rush a few times on projects & only had the correct bit size needed, within that set so…. I setup the needed bit in adapter bit & placed that in my Milwaukee M12 driver that has interchangeable drive heads, using 1/4” hex drive head. That set in high speed very much makes the task QUICK ‘but’ of course, WAY TOO MUCH TORQUE! Broke a couple of them Wiha bits doing that!
Mine broke in less than 2 months. Hardly used. Wouldn't recommend.
I use mine a lot, probably more than most would. So far it hasn't broken, so I would highly recommend it.
agree with you i bought one about 2 weeks ago seems to be working well at the beginning when I opened a Nintendo Switch Pro controller and then not work at all, really bad experience with one usage and that's it, really sad for that price :(
Yall either have your torque too high or are over working the gears trying to screw things in. I recommend trying to unscrew manually before using the "auto-screw" mode because you'll just damage the internals. This thing is for precision not impact driving.
what about the shaft length? some screws are deep in a unit, is there longer bits?
Awesome review! Very cool!
I have been looking at this class of screw drivers for electronics work. There are a lot of questionable Chinese alternate designs, most that are cheaper in cost, a couple that are more, that being said the "AM Arrowmax" line looks to be a quality tool, with smart features (for a screw driver), multiple different applications and can be had for a reasonable price.
I liked your review and learned of a new feature for this tool I am going to purchase.
Я себе сделал самодельную,5v
Was it any good?
Gnarly. Good for low torque knick knacks
They have the mini drills also. The ULTRA was supposed to be the best, but it wasn"t (bits wiggling too much). The PRO is far more precise, but only one speed (not 4 as the ULTRA). The screwdrivers have the same driver. Just mention it.
There are 50$ amazon but not sure its torque capabillities etc....
You should link this video on the older video of the creationspace
Great video
Looking forward to your next video🔥🔥🔥Are u interested in testing and reviewing Novsight Led Vehicle Light?(Headlight,Fog light,offroad light,decorate light,Light bars, foot pads, inflatable pumps,ect.)
I'm always looking for interesting products and tools to review, you can find my email address here: www.youtube.com/@1d10cracy/about
For $80? They're out of their mind.
The LTT one is manual and cost that much
If you need this for lots of micro screw work then yes(Warning: do not START thread with motor application) for everyone else the right size tip/screw driver by hand is ideal.
How long does it take to charge the battery? Thanks
Hello, do you still use this product?
I do! And I still really enjoy it. If you are looking for something with more torque, take a look at the ES15. ua-cam.com/video/cey6UqNyI60/v-deo.html
@@1D10CRACY On the strength side, I'm a little undecided. That's why I ordered the jakemy 03 model. has not arrived yet
@@1D10CRACY es15 very expensive product. That's why I didn't buy it. Because there is no serious difference.
@@diacomservice Its not that expensive relative to everything else. McDonalds is 14 bucks.
@@falsedragon33 I bought jakemy y03 product.
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is that still the best model of electric screwdriver as of the end of 2023?
For a small precision screwdriver, it's really nice and still my favorite out of my collection.
@@1D10CRACY thank you so much for the reply
I have been working as an independent laptop repair technician for 10+ years and this month got diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome (pain in the hands from the repetitive motions) and have been looking for good electric screwdriver to stress the fingers and wrists less
will try this screwdriver, thanks once again
I have been looking at this class of screw drivers for electronics work. There are a lot of questionable Chinese alternate designs, most that are cheaper in cost, a couple that are more, that being said the "AM Arrowmax" line looks to be a quality tool, with smart features (for a screw driver), multiple different applications and can be had for a reasonable price.
If you need this for lots of micro screw work then yes(Warning: do not START thread with motor application) for everyone else the right size tip/screw driver by hand is ideal.
Thank you for reviewing an electric screwdriver, and not a mini drill people call screwdrivers.
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This thing has 1 ⭐️ on amazon here 🙈
Pretty sad, as this is still my favorite driver out of all of the ones I've reviewed.
@@1D10CRACY it looks quite good, but all the negative reviews..oh man. I now went for the DOINOW precision screwdriver. Not perfect reviews either, but at least a tad over 4 stars. Let’s hope those reviews aren’t all fake 😁😉
Most people give stars based on shipping time and problems.
They don't even talk about the product.
The arrowmax precision screwdrivers are by far the best i've used.
And a steal too in aliexpress.
Amazon reviews are about as valid as voting in America.
don't buy this overpriced gimmick, it is way too weak, Creationspace sells much stronger one now
Thanks for the reply! I absolutely love reading everyone opinions and getting ideas for new videos! As I'm sure you already know, I've reviewed a good hand full of precision screwdrivers and to be fair, this one is still my favorite. Out of my collection, it's not the strongest, or the weakest. But for me, when working with precision fasteners I typically will loosen and tighten by hand to protect the device. I'm basically only using the power part of the screwdriver for speed. The Gyroscopic feature is perfect for this, as it won't start to remove the screw until you give it a little tug. The complaints on the Creationspace I received were never about the lack of torque, it was the lack of autobrake. You couldn't use it like a normal screwdriver powered off without it free-spinning, making it worthless if you needed to use by hand. If you get a chance, post a link to the Creationspace model you like and I'll buy one to do a review. It sounds like torque is important to you, have you looked at the ES15 by Miniware? It has a built in impact feature. ua-cam.com/video/cey6UqNyI60/v-deo.html