OK, here's the story, I'll try to keep it as short as possible.
I had 2 Bosch 9.6 volt corless drills. I bought them YEARS ago when about the biggest out there was 12 volt. They both are now shot. I got my money's worth out of them though. In the meantime I bought 2 Porter Cable 19.2 volt drill/drivers. They are great. Lots of power, etc. but very heavy. They work great for larger projects.
I am in need of a much smaller, lighter drill/driver for when I make my small boxes (fly boxes, conductors baton cases, etc.). When I make these boxes I make 20 or so at a time. 20 boxes X 2 hinges/box X 4 screws/hinge=160 screws. 20 boxes X 1 latch/box X 4 screws/latch=80 screws. That's 240 screws to drill and drive. These are very small brass screws (like in the range of #2 screws).
I need a pair of the smallest, lightest drill/drivers I can find. One for drilling pilot holes and one for driving the screws. It needs to have a standard drill chuch so that I can use a tiny drill bit and a tine screw driver tip. Can't use the little drivers that have the hex shaped chuck. Any advice? Thanks.
PS- Sorry, didn't keep it very short!