Abstract: An improved screw holding and driving device that enables the user to control the screw depth for use with power drills/drivers. The tool has a screw holding/driving device with an optional inset magnet mating with a standard screw driving bit or screw and a sliding outer sleeve with a depth-controlling flared head to absorb and distribute driving force and a depth control depth control stop at a selected longitudinal position based on the controlled depth to which it is desired to drive the screw. The sleeve is cable of complete free rotation and the depth control nut and retaining ring allow the user to set the depth to allow minimal surface penetration/dimpling for materials like drywall board or set above the material for fine carpentry to allow hand driving to complete screw attachment.