My fear with using the drill is not breaking a prop but breaking my wrist! If the motor kicks back and your are holding a drill in that awkward position you have little control. The starter motors are easier and safer to hold. Take the battery from the drill and mount it to the proper starter.

I also recommend this because I don't like carrying a big, heavy box of unneeded crap to the starting line. I take out my plane and come back and get my transmitter and starter. The starter has a small hose clamp attached which holds the glow heater.

I have another problem with the boxes. Some people think it is OK to leave it and their plane out on the starting line between flights. This means the next person has to find a clear place to start their plane. It is also leaving their plane at risk of someone accidentally damaging the plane while it is sitting there. Take it back to the pits and put it out of the way and someplace safe.

Good luck,
Rick