Any favorites out there and pro's and con's on Drywall Screwdrivers? Need one for ocassional use. I've used a Milwaukee before but leaning towards a Dewalt.
Any favorites out there and pro's and con's on Drywall Screwdrivers? Need one for ocassional use. I've used a Milwaukee before but leaning towards a Dewalt.
I have a Dewalt that I bought many years ago for a basement project. No real complaints...works as advertised and the weight is manageable.
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I've got a Dewalt that I bought for a bathroom remodel. Works well.
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
Tom -
There is a $99 Senco belt feed at HD that works very well. Don't own one, but borrowed one from a guy here at work. May get one when the next 10% off coupon comes.
Ted
No experience here, all drywalls were done by my dad many years ago and he used a basic hammer drill.
However, if I were out for a drywall screwdriver I'd have a close look at Fein. Had the chance to check them out at a show and was impressed of their ergonomics.
Another alternative might be those magazine screwdrivers, for example http://www.holzher.kmreich.de/html/e..._produkte.html
Regards,
Christian
"On Wednesday, when the sky is blue,
And I have nothing else to do,
I sometimes wonder if it's true
That who is what and what is who."
(A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh)
I have the DeWalt and it works as advertised. When I bought mine a couple of years ago, they had 2 models, one high-speed for drywall only, one mid speed for drywall and decks, etc. I got the mid speed because I thought it would be versatile. It did a lot of drywall just fine- haven't used it for a deck yet.
Bob
I've been using my 9.6v cordless drill with a drywall bit and that works just fine.
Dan
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