Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver

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Brand: Senco
Manufacturer: Senco
Model: 1R0004N

Features
Corded power for the demanding need of professional remodelers and contractors Drives 1-inch to 2-inch screws ,even-inch hard woods Each kit comes complete with tool, two spare drive bits, drywall and wood nose -pieces and rugged carrying case Trigger lock with reverse for continuous work Built-inch belt hook ,comfort grip, adjustable depth of drive for flush drive or countersink

Accessories
Denali 79-Piece Drill Driver Accessory Set Irwin Industrial Tools 3041006 Speebor Max Spade Bit Set, 6-Piece

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Editorial Reviews:
The powerful, versatile DS200-AC screwdriver makes easy work of tough jobs. Professional remodelers, contractors and do it yourselfers will appreciate the convenience of the 3,300 rpm collated screw system, which increases productivity by eliminating the need for handling loose screws. The DS200-AC has corded power to drive 1-inch to 2-inch screws into even the toughest work surfaces.

User Comments about the Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver

This just didn't work well for me. Nonetheless I went back to my old drywall gun instead Milwaukee 6742-20 6.5 Amp Drywall Screwdriver that just works all the time. Maybe I got a lemon or maybe I simply didn't use it correctly. Maybe it works better on walls then ceilings.

The only reason I rate it 4 stars instead of 5 is that there are times the screws get hung up in the head. and should something happen to it, I'd purchase the same gun again. I'm building a deck around my pool and did the first 20 feet by hand (drill and individual screws). Even with the occasional jams, this has made the job go 100% faster.

I have hung about 1600sf of drywall and I am still using the same bit. It has some limitations in that its tough to get into corners and knots will result in a half depth drive, but overall this thing is slick. This thing works great but its not perfect. The key is to have the tool fully perpendicular to the surface and having a firm push. Would give it 5 stars if I didn't have to keep my trusty Makita drill around to drive the few that didn't go all the way, but overall, I will never do drywall again without one. Once you get the technique figured out, you can literally drive all the screws into a 10-12 foot sheet of drywall in a minute or so.

I've been using this for a few days now and find about 20% of the screws don't screw in all the way. I've used on floors and walls now with 1.25" and 2" screws and I have to go back and manually finish many of the screws, which seems like it negates the whole point of having a screw gun.

Sure beats the individual screw to screwdriver pace. I bought this to quicken the pace on installing drywall in a garage. Worked very well. The AC line cord was not an issue as far as interference and the unit is light weight and did not wear me out.I'd recommend this tool. Initially I had some issues driving the screws in corners but once I mastered the angle and force needed it worked great.