Screw Driver Attachment...

[Chipchopper]

Is there some sort of gadget the can make screwing screws and nailing nails easier for those who's hands are not so steady ?
TIA.

[Old_Geezer]

Can't say I heard of one. Or can even picture how'd they'd work.
One can hold nails in pliers. Maybe use blue tack to hold nails and screws in place ? If you are screwing into something soft and drill a pilot hole you may be able to start it by hand. Otherwise tap or screw gentle, small strokes, to get started.

[Old_Geezer]

I do recall seeing ads at one time of a plastic 'thing' one slipped on the end of a screwdriver to hold the screw. No idea who was flogging them; maybe a web search would uncover them, if you thought it useful.

[vulcan42]

There's this but seems pricey for all it does.
https://www.rapidonline.com/wera-05073680001-screwdriver-attachments-screw-gripper-claw-2-piece-50-9720

[Jonathan-Joe]

Screwdrivers often have a magnetic shaft to hold screws. Here is a magnetic hammer https://www.qwerkity.com/magnetic-stubby-hammer-prod18851/?utm_content=mkwid_jaotge0c-dt_pcrid_11952958159_pkw__pmt__prodid_18851_&pgrid=3814026512&ptaid=pla-1100611417788&utm_medium=cpc&msclkid=36e1ba9528b01f119cc1e10eb2469a52&utm_term=1100611417788&utm_source=bing&;utm_campaign=bing+shopping+ads

[alavahalf]

For holding screws this may help .. it allows you to make the tip of your screwdriver become magnetised in a couple of seconds ànd vise versa ... tiny.cc/gvdlyy

For holding pins or nails ... tiny.cc/edelyy

[alavahalf]

Woops sorry .. links dont work.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

[alavahalf]

.. and one more

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dtoys&field-keywords=Nail+gripper

[The Builder]

Nothing that I can think of, Chips.
Most tradesmen use a cordless drill/driver for screws, but that would still require quite a bit of pressure from your hands.
As for nailing... a small electric nailer/stapler is ideal. Have a look here for an idea. From 20mm to 50mm nails.......

https://www.screwfix.com/c/tools/nail-guns/cat830710#category=cat830710&cordedorcordless=corded

For anything longer, a proper gas driven nail gun is the answer, but that would be expensive for occasional use.