Reliable Narrator@trevorflowers@hachyderm.io
Today I experimented with a Yankee screwdriver when I would normally use a power drill. It was quiet, relatively light, didn't take much more time in the wood I used, and I suspect I had better control and placement of the initial cuts. It was, of course, more muscle work and if I had to drill many holes in harder wood it could be a problem. Today I was using a number of other tools and occasionally pre-drilling for screws so it was fine.
Maybe I should put together a light manual tool belt for the kind of furniture work I do right now. For me, power tools are too heavy to wear.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yankee_screwdriver