Driving Screws with Torque Control

What happens here

To demonstrate proper screw driving, the presenter sets the drill to speed '2' (high speed) and the torque to '1'. He attempts to drive a screw into a piece of wood, but the screw does not go in flush due to insufficient torque, and the clutch engages. He then increases the torque setting to '3' and successfully drives the screw flush with the surface without stripping it, indicating that '3' is the appropriate torque for this specific application and material.

Goal: Practice driving screws with appropriate torque settings to avoid damage.