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

Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver
MSRP: $179.99
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Manufacturer: Senco
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Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver 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
 

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

3300 RPM high torque motor. Patented clutch design for long lasting durability. Reverse switch to back out driven screws. Trigger lock for continuous work. Depth of drive adjustment regulates the precise amount of countersink. Ideal for drywall, floor she

 

What Customers Say About Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver:

After the fence project i have used it for hanging plywood and drywall. you can hang a 4x8 sheet of plywood or drywall in less than 60 secs. The only reason i had bought this tool was to do a picket fence for myself, because it was cheaper for me to buy it than rent it for time it was going to take me to do the fence. once you get used to it you can hold the trigger and go, with the clutch once you have set the screw the bit will stop and when you retract it from the material the clutch will engage and you can start all over. you may not use this tool all of the time but when you need it nothing beats it. this ended up being one of the best investment in a tool that i have made. I used only one bit for 700 ft of picket fence and never had a problem.

I'll have to go back over those screws with the drill to fully sink them.All in all I think it was worth it, but it's not a totally perfect tool. Also, since the drywall is sitting on studs next to another piece, if I tried to fasten down the edge at a slight angle, it would lose contact with the screw and never sink it the full way. I'd have to shake it or drag it across the ladder to get it to pop out.

I was working by myself and I was getting beat down by balancing screws on my drill and drying to hold the drywall above me while fiddling with the drill. But it wasn't as perfect as I hoped. Pros:One handed operation Auto LoadingSpecialty screws needed are cheaper (per unit) than a box of screws in some storesCons:Finicky when drilling at an angleSometimes gets stuck on auto loadI bought this when I was putting drywall on the ceiling in my garage.

The drill would occasionally get stuck on reload and I'd be stuck holding a sheet above my head with one screw in it and a half loaded screw in the gun. I'll be excited to use it when I finally start my deck project next year and we'll see how it does. I had cut my drywall in to 4'x4' or 2'x4' sections to make the one man job easier, but it wasn't helping much.I gave in and dropped the 100 bucks for this tool.

I finished the rest of the job in a day.

Very impressed with the speed of the delivery and the quality of the tool as well as the price.Thanks~

We set 1 5/8" screws through 1/2" sheetrock, plaster and lath. Dust and plastic residue seems to build up and can cause the slider that advances the screws to stick. Once set properly, we can set about 95% of screws to the proper depth on the first try. Based on our experience with the Senco Duraspin, I would recommend it to anyone who is planning to do a sheetrock project. Here are some observations. I have had this Senco gun for about two weeks now and have driven over 2000 screws with it. I have a set of Senco nailers that I have had for nearly two years that have proved to be practically bullet proof, so I expected the Duraspin to be a quality product. If, however, you plan to do more than that -- or you are hanging rock by yourself, this gun is well worth the price.

Second, it takes a little time and practice to get the gun set up properly. When ours starts to stick we spray it with WD-40 and wipe of the residue, and it is good for about another half a day. For the 5% that you miss, you will need a manual screw gun or a drill to finish setting the screws. It is a quality professional tool which, used properly, can exponentially speed up the drywall process. Third, we found it necessary to lube the screw advance mechanism about twice a day. Anyone who has tried to hold sheetrock in place, fumble for a screw, get it on the gun and then get it in the wall will appreciate the Duraspin instantly. Still well worth the time. So far it has not disappointed; we have run over 2000 screws and have yet to replace even the bit.

Of the remaining 5%, about half did not set due to operator error -- pressing too hard, not holding the gun straight, etc. With the Duraspin the process takes less than 2 minutes. First, if you are only doing a sheet or two and have plenty of help, the Duraspin is overkill. My assistants and I figured that it took our best man an average of about 15 minutes to set screws (about 50) with a manual screw gun in an 4x12 sheet.

I would probably spend a little bit more and invest in the cordless model. The couple of times the cord came undone made me realize I would not have had that problem with the cordless model. Senco definitely got this one right. Hanging the dry wall by myself meant the constant use of both hands to position it correctly. I gave this product a 4 because there were a few times where the chuck did not disengage properly resulting in underdriven screws which I had to go back and seat manually. I hung drywall on my ceiling in the basement by myself using a drywall jack. I didn't have any problems.

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