Review Skil 2936 3.6-Volt Articulating Screwdriver with Site Light 
Buy Cheap Skil 2936 3.6-Volt Articulating Screwdriver with Site Light From Here Now!Every homeowner should have at least one cordless screwdriver in his or her tool kit, tool drawer or garage. The screwdriver should have high torque for removing those stubborn painted screws, should be charged at all times and should be lightweight and balanced.
The Skil 2936, a 3.6-volt cordless drill fits all the criteria listed. Weighing in at just 1.2 pounds with soft-grip handles, a four-position articulating work head, two screwdriver bits and a built-in work light, the 2936 is an economical and powerful all purpose screwdriver. The work head swivels and locks into four different positions for optimal positioning when working in tight places. The 3.6-volt removable battery which can be repeatedly charged provides all the power needed for most household jobs. When fully charged, use the screwdriver to assemble furniture, install bath and kitchen accessories, easily remove and reinstall wall plates when painting or to change out a door knob.
The 2936 is manufactured with metal gears and a metal front end for durability and dependability and comes with a 5-hour, 120-volt charger. --C. Dwight Barnett
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Technical Details
- 4 position handle adjusts to fit your job
- Built in light aids visibility when working in tight dark spaces
- Ergonomic soft grip design for reduced fatigue
- Auto lock for manual tightening
- Metal front end and gears for durability; 2-year warranty
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"Bad choice" 2007-09-18
By S. Jones (Palm City, FL)
I had the older skil 3.6 volt model and after seven years of heavy use screwing screws into the backs of picture frames the switch went on it. It was a great tool so I thought the newer model would be fine. WRONG! It's cheaply made light plastic and the bit wobbles unevenly while driving screws in. The speed is painfully slow and the battery life stinks. The stickers on the unit where crooked and actually falling off. I can't return it now because I threw out the box it came in. I guess skil jumped on the "make it cheap and throw it away" band wagon with Black and Decker. I'm cutting my losses and getting a Bosch PS10-2.
"Returned Goods" 2006-11-09
By Robert A. Nadolny
The Skil 2936 was returned to you as I found the identical product at Menards ten dollars cheaper ($10.00). That was the first time I returned anything to Amazon for that reason.
I will give your return goods policy 5 Stars.
Robert A. Nadolny
"Pretty good, except for the battery" 2006-04-25
By R. Frace (Austin, TX United States)
I have to agree with other reviewers here that the battery life is terrible on this tool. I also had a previous good experience with a Skil screwdriver that I had for 5 years before the battery finally went. I replaced it with this unit because I liked the light and the articulation features (which are great).
My only other complaint is that the flathead and phillips bits are 2 separate pieces and theres nowhere on the screwdrived itself to store the unused bit, making it easy to lose. My previous Skil screwdriver had a reversible bit that was much more convenient.
"Not for female hands!" 2005-11-15
By Jennifer Swan (Kennesaw, GA)
After 5 years our Skil battery operated screwdriver finally died. The screwdriver was still as strong as could be but the batteries we had for it would no longer hold a charge. (We actually had two batteries because in a move we lost the unit, but still had the battery and charger). We specifically searched for another Skil screwdriver because my husband had been so happy with them for so many years. We purchased a Skil 3.6 volt battery operated screwdriver (model 2936). I am so upset that we wasted $30 on this new piece of junk. It holds a charge for about 15 minutes and it is nearly impossible for my small female hands to remove the battery to place on the cumbersome charger. It actually takes me longer to remove the battery than the charge it holds. Based on the Skil name we foolishly did not save the packaging or receipt or even register the product. I used to recommend the Skil name to everyone, however in a few minutes though I am leaving to purchase a Black and Decker screwdriver!
"Works well" 2005-08-18
By P. Gephardt
Mine works well thus far, and meets my expectations. It drives screws for furniture and disassembling packing crates, and provides more than enough torque for these applications. I haven't had any battery issues. It holds a charge for several days.
The site light is more useful than I expected, especially for furniture, where you need to see inside a countersunk hole.
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