How does Black and Decker screw finder work?

Answer:

Slide on a quick change bit and screw

The screw finder is for slotted screws. Using a power drill/driver with slotted screws in one of the most frustrating jobs for handymen. Unlike Phillips head screws you must keep a right angle while driving and rely on your own coordination to keep the bit aligned with the slot. The screw finder slips around one of those long quick-change slotted bits and a flat head screw to take care of alignment.
Answer #2
This is what the piece looks like
http://images.orgill.com/200x2006135248.jpg
- the right end fits into the drill, the left side slips over the the screw itself. The screwdriver bit is actually inside
First answer by Wassermantech. Last edit by Formentin. Contributor trust: 111 [recommend contributorrecommended]. Question popularity: 30 [recommend question].

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