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Avast Ye Maties! Stand and Deliver! If ye be holding out on me, I’ll secure your feet to the poop deck with these here drywall screws!
Everyone needs a powered screwdriver that fits their fashion choices, and now there is an new option for the discerning Swashbucklers amongst us. The Swashbucklers Screw Pistol! A build-it-yourself kit to create the ultimate in precision cap-and-ball screw driving apparatus.
To create the Swashbucklers Screw Pistol you’ll need this kit and a Ikea Fixa Lithium Ion Screwdriver. Print the parts of the kit using support material, then follow the assembly instructions to install the parts of the Fixa inside the new body. Some minor soldering is needed to extend the wires between the Fixa’s motor, switch, and control board. The finished Screw Pistol can be recharged using the Fixa’s original charger.
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Can you confirm if this model will work with the Harbor Freight equivalent electric screwdriver? http://amzn.to/1sGYwNV
Michael, I don't know if it will work with that Harbor Freight Screwdriver. It was designed pritty closely around the parts in the Ikea Fixa http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60196103/
I love love love the idea, and the execution is super clean! (What software did you use to make the black and white assembly image?)
Hey Michael! These are great fun to build. The instructions are made using a combination of Fusion 360 and Adobe Illustrator. The line work is generated from the model in Fusion, and then Illustrator is used to adjust the line weights and lay everything out as a unified whole.