FIXA 14.4V Screwdriver / drill REVIEW TEST (IKEA li-ion 14.4 V)
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FIXA Screwdriver / drill REVIEW TEST (IKEA li-ion 14.4 V)
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2-speed cordless screwdriver/drill, one gear with low speeds for powerful screwdriving and one gear with high speeds for drilling.
19 torque settings for screwdriving allow you to adjust the amount of torque to suit many different tasks.
Built-in lithium-ion battery with low self-discharge rate so the power tool is ready to use whenever you need it.
Electronic Cell Protection (ECP) prevents the battery from deep discharge, overloading and overheating, which could damage the battery.
Easy to grip handle of soft synthetic rubber.
Rotational direction switch for rotation right or left.
Max. rpm (no-lead speed): position I: 0-350/minute, position II: 0-1200/minute.
Max. torque: 16 Nm.
Holder for screwdriver bits: 6 mm.
Chuck: 10 mm, keyless, quick-fit quick-release chuck.
Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery 14.4V/1.3 Ah.
The battery must be fully charged before first time use.
Charging time: 3-5 hours.
Battery charger included.
The battery can be charged up to 500 times.
10 screwdriver bits, 2 drills of dia. 3 and 5 mm and 1 bit holder included.
mate, absolutely nothing wrong with your accent or voiceover. Thanks for the info 👍
Thank you very much. All the best!
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Thank you. This was clear and made it easy for me to use
This English with Japanese accent is much easier to understand than a man speaking Eng with heavy Aussie or American accent
I learned more from your video than the others. I see a few silly comments below which you shouldn't pay attention to. Very easy to criticise others when you have no content yourself. I liked your video, thank you very much for the help!
Your welcome
Watched this video and I was able to use the drill to install my house numbers! Thank you 😊
Your welcome
This is a great, inexpensive drill for those small jobs that don't require a lot of torque, like flat-pack builds, general minor maintenance repairs etc. Will obviously not replace a Makita or Ryobi, but that's not what its built for.
Thank you so much. This was very helpful for a beginner like me.
Your welcome
Thank you so much for your nice video👌🏻! It was informative for a beginner like me, I thought the price was reasonable but as I’ve read your comments it’s not powerful enough to drill through concrete walls which is unfortunate it’s the reason I want to buy a drill 😂😓
Your welcome and let me know what was your choice at the end of the day?
Can I drill into concrete ?
Useful video, but could you make the background music a a little lower so we can hear you better?
Thank you for the advice but music is fixed. I've noticed it to late. Sorry...
I wonder how this compares to the bosch 12V cordless drill
Nice review! Short and very informative. Go ahead!
Thank you for your feedback.
thanks so much for the help
Those screws you are using are Pozidrive (PZ2 / PZ3) not Philips. Pozi is really popular in Europe, and they look very similar to Philips, but the 45 degree diagonal markings on the screw head indicate they're Pozi. You would do so much better using the correct PZ2 and PZ3 bits on those screws. They'll be much less prone to "cam out" and give you better bit life. Edit: Just zooming in I see that you did in fact use the correct PZ3 for the bigger screw, you just incorrectly called it PH3. Take a close look at those bits (especially look along the 45 degree diagonals) and you'll clearly see the PH/PZ difference.
Actually out of those cordless mid tier voltage range, whats the best reco for wood?
So helpful video
Thank you for your useful information
Very helpful video
Thank you! Very helpful!
Next time try setting up the camera from side. You kept moving the log so much
Seems like this can drill through ikea wood tables? Do you have a guide on the screws to use? Was trying to fix nereby screws onto shelves but it didn’t provide me the screws for the fixture on my table
Thank you! Very helpful
I have to drill through concrete and only have this drill can this work ?
Strongly I'm advising to at least rent proper drill. If you drill to long your hands will be tiered and you start to make offset holes. This will going to end up as waist of time. On top of that I don't believe it going to do more than scratching the surface.
If we are talking about proper concrete then NO. Get a rotary hammer.
useful. thanks.
Your welcome
Which one should I get (3.6 / 7.2 / 14.4) to purely for assembling Ikea furniture?
Just for furniture assembling 7.2 should be good enough.
@@outoftheboxunboxing5020 thanks
How do you know which gear to use when drilling? I guess you need the most torque for drilling and the most RPM for screwing in? So for drilling it is better to use gear 1 right?
No 😁
Use faster speed for drilling. Screwing you can go bot ways but i prefer slower because it needs more torque to drive the screw in.
Hi
I would like to ask a question I bought one of these to put up some curtain rods in wood what drill head size do I need those black ones that come with it can not drill the wood. Thank you in advance for the video
I learned how to screw. But how to unscrew like opposite direction?
Hello, does this work on brick walls?
How do you know when its fully charged ..thank you
Red light turns green
@@PrayTellGaming thanks, much appreciated
I own mac allister screw driver 14.4 volts but i lost the charger how to have another charger
Hi I just purchased this today. I'm a complete beginner and can't figure out how to place the silver bit in it for use 🙈 any advice ?
Hi, at the very end of the drill is a turning cupling. Try to turn it several times clockwise and you will see that internal steel fork is closing :)
@@outoftheboxunboxing5020 I see it! Thanks so much ☺
I am unable to change the gears. Any suggestions?
I lost my charger. IKEA customer service person from Hyderabad, India told that you have to buy a new drilling machine, they are not selling charger separately. Is there any other solutions?
Nothing special about that charger. You can use something else, just search for a phone/computer repair shop. A smart guy will find a solution for you, in no time. Good luck!
@@florincogean8525 ok thank you
Can it work on dry walls?
How do you remove the nail/screw out of the wood in 10:08? Do you press a different button?
Sorry for the dumb question, I have this same exact drill sitting in my storage box unused for a year now & decided it's time to stop paying for expensive handyman just to hang wall photos.
Above the trigger is a orange button on both sides allowing you to screw and unscrew. If you are right handed use a pointing finger in order to screw and thumb for unscrew. This orange button is going through screwdriver so it's impossible to "screw it up" :). Let me know if my explanation is sufficient...
@@outoftheboxunboxing5020 It's very clear. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this instructional video and to patiently respond to comments, even the rude ones!
:) take care!
Background noise is more powerful drilling than IKEA stuff
Can you drill into concrete wall with this drill?
You can do blocks, bricks, but real concrete no.
Nope don’t you need wired drills for that. This is probably at most good for medium wood
Can we drill into wall using this?
Wood - Yes, buick should be ok, concrete it's a no go.
Can it make a hole on metals and walls
Not so really. For steel it's lacking RPM's and for concrete impact. I can barely imagine it. For steel maybe 2 or 3 mm drill and for light ceramic wall like Ytong...
@@outoftheboxunboxing5020 Thanks for the advice. Super helpful.
Can I order charger?
Does it work with tiles walls?
Yes but be careful and use special dedicated drill.
LOL 8:12
Neither of those screws are Philips screws. They both are "Pozidrive" screws like everthing from Ikea.
PH was bit and PZ screws, maybe it was not clear enough at the spot. I was adding also a comment but after rendering it disappeared. Thank you.
@@outoftheboxunboxing5020 Well using PH bit on the PZ screws is a pretty terrible idea, stripped screw heads and slipping out is what tends to happen. In the same vein you missed the opportunity to test the supplied bits and inspect them for damage afterwards, in spite of looking rather grubby, i think they're somewhat better and more durable than you give them credit for.
@@SianaGearz Thank you for your honest opinion.
how in the world do you take the screw head off
hey, what's with the music?! We don't need that. Didn't come here to listen to music. We want to listen to the sound of the drill.
Do not watch all this guy does is say um and arr no help whatsoever!
Thank you very much for your honest opinion.
You’re an ass!! The video was just fine.