Flat-pack and cabinet work
Drawer runners, hinges, handles, back panels. Dozens of small screws at a time is exactly where doing it by hand stops being reasonable.
3.5 N·m · 180 rpm · Six bits on board
Cordless Screwdriver with Six Bits in the Nose
The six bits sit in a drum on the nose of the tool. You spin the drum, pull out the one you want and push it into the chuck. There is no case to open and nothing loose to lose, which is the whole point of it: the set is the tool.
What you get
The screwdriver, six bits on board
$94.95
Was:
With a mains charger, a 25 cm flexible shaft and an extension post. Bits are slotted 4 and 6 mm, Phillips PH1 and PH2, hex H2.5 and H4.Sold out
With a mains charger, a 25 cm flexible shaft and an extension post. Bits are slotted 4 and 6 mm, Phillips PH1 and PH2, hex H2.5 and H4.
One tool, charged from the mains adapter in the box. A 25 cm flexible shaft and an extension post come with it. There is no carry case — read “what the maker does not publish” below before you order.
The screwdriver, six bits on board
Total $94.95
- Free US shipping from $49
- 30-day returns on unused items
- Delivery in 7–15 business days
The set is the tool
The bits are already on it.
Most small drivers come with a tray of bits you open, use one from, and then lose. This one carries six in a drum on its nose. Spin the drum, pull the bit you want, push it into the chuck — and the other five are still where they were, on the tool, in the drawer, in the van.
- Six 25 mm bits on board
- 3.5 N·m, 180 rpm
- Flexible shaft included
Six on the nose
Spin the drum, not the house.
The nose is a drum with six bits in it. Turn it until the one you want is at the top, pull it out, and push it into the chuck. Swapping takes about as long as reading this sentence, and the bit you just took off goes back into the hole it came from rather than into a pocket.
Six sizes, already fitted
Slotted 4 mm and 6 mm, Phillips PH1 and PH2, hex H2.5 and H4. Each is a 25 mm bit sitting in its own hole in the drum.
Nothing to open first
No case, no tray, no lid. The reason bits go missing is that they live somewhere other than the tool, and here they do not.
An extension post and a flexible shaft too
Both are in the box. The extension post adds about 6 cm of reach; the 25 cm flexible shaft bends round to a screw you cannot get square to.
The six that come with it are the sizes most flat-pack, cabinet and appliance screws use. There is no torque setting and no clutch — the tool runs at one speed in either direction.
The numbers
Straight answers
These are the maker's own figures, from the parameter sheet that ships with the tool. Where the maker publishes nothing, we have said so rather than guessed.
3.5N·m*
torque
Enough for the screws in flat-pack, cabinets, outlet covers and appliance housings. It is not a drill.
180rpm*
no-load speed
Deliberately slow. It drives and backs out without running away from the screw head.
6*
bits on the tool
25 mm each, held in the drum on the nose.
197mm*
long
125 mm from the top of the body to the bottom of the grip.
* The box measures 240 × 200 × 60 mm. That is packaging, not a storage case — there is no case.
In plain words
- What it is
- A rechargeable cordless screwdriver that carries six bits in a rotating drum on its nose. A driver, not a drill — there is no chuck for drill bits, only a hex socket for 25 mm bits.
- Torque
- 3.5 N·m, the maker's figure.
- Speed
- 180 rpm with no load, the maker's figure. One speed, forward or reverse. No clutch and no torque setting.
- Battery
- 4.8 V nickel-cadmium, built into the handle. The maker's parameter sheet says Ni-Cd, not lithium. Nickel-cadmium is older chemistry than the lithium cells in most small drivers now. It self-discharges while it sits, so it wants a top-up before a job rather than after one. We are telling you because the listing we bought from says lithium in one place and Ni-Cd in another, and the parameter sheet is the one that counts.
- Charging
- From the mains adapter in the box, through a barrel socket on the tool. Not USB-C. If you lose the adapter you need another like it, not a phone cable.
- Bits supplied
- Six 25 mm bits: slotted 4 mm and 6 mm, Phillips PH1 and PH2, hex H2.5 and H4. All six live in the drum.
- Also in the box
- A 25 cm flexible shaft, an extension post and the mains charger. No carry case.
- Light
- An LED in the nose, pointing where the bit points.
- Size
- 197 mm long, 125 mm tall.
- What the maker does not publish
- Battery capacity, charge time, how many screws a charge drives, the weight of the tool, and whether the cell can be replaced. We have asked for none of these to be taken on trust. If any of them decides it for you, this is not the tool to buy blind.
What comes in the box
- 1 screwdriver, six bits already in the drum
- 1 mains charger
- 1 extension post
- 1 flexible shaft, 25 cm
Counted from the maker's own photograph of the contents.
Where it earns its keep
Small fasteners, awkward places
At 3.5 N·m and 180 rpm this is a driver for the screws you would otherwise do by hand. Below are the jobs it is actually built for.
Where you cannot get square to it
The 25 cm flexible shaft bends round an obstruction, so you can reach a screw behind a pipe or inside a carcass without taking the thing apart first.
Inside something dark
The LED sits in the nose and points where the bit points, which is the part of a cupboard or a meter box your head is blocking the light from.
Jobs that keep changing size
Appliance covers and electronics housings mix Phillips, slotted and hex in the same job. Six sizes on the nose means you change bit without going back to a box.
Three moves
Charge it. Spin it. Press.
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Charge it from the adapter in the box
The barrel socket is on the tool. The maker does not publish a charge time, so give it a full evening the first time and judge from there.
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Spin the drum and pull out a bit
Turn the nose until the size you want is at the top, lift the bit out, and push it into the hex socket in the middle.
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Press, forward or reverse
One speed each way. For the last turn on a soft screw, stop early and finish it by hand — there is no clutch to stop for you.
That is the whole tool. There is no mode to set and no torque dial to get wrong.
Which tool
This, a hand screwdriver, or a drill driver?
All three drive screws. They are not interchangeable, and the honest answer is that this one sits in the middle and is the wrong choice at both ends.
| Feature | This screwdriver | Hand screwdriver | Drill driver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turns the screw for you | |||
| Bits carried on the tool | Six, in the nose | ||
| Torque | 3.5 N·m | Whatever your wrist gives | Far more |
| Drills holes | |||
| Fits inside a cabinet | Often not | ||
| Light on the work | LED in the nose | Usually | |
| Long screws into timber | Slowly |
Figures in this table for the other two are typical of their class, not measurements of a particular model.
Free shipping on orders of $49 or more. Below that, standard shipping is a flat $4.95 to any of the 50 US states. Delivery takes 7–15 business days from the time you order, and that window already includes the 1–2 business days we take to process. Shipping & Delivery.
30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number to start a return. Returns & Refunds.
30 days from delivery. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number and what you want to return. We reply with a return address — do not send anything back before you have it, or we cannot match the parcel to your order.
What we can take back: unused items in their original, undamaged packaging. Adhesives, sealants and lubricants cannot be returned once opened; the same goes for any item with a broken safety seal. That is a safety and hazardous-goods rule, not a preference.
Who pays: return shipping is paid by you, except when the item arrived damaged, faulty or was not what you ordered — then we cover it and refund the original shipping too.
Refunds go back to the original payment method within 5 business days of the return reaching us. Full returns policy.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Before you order
Is the battery lithium?
How long does a charge last?
Can I replace the battery?
Will it drive long screws into wood?
Does it drill?
What bits does it take?
How does it charge?
Is there a case?
3.5 N·m · 180 rpm · Six bits on board
Stop looking for the right bit.
Six sizes live in the nose, a flexible shaft and an extension post come in the box, and the LED points where the bit points. For small screws in awkward places, that is most of the job.
