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Nearly Perfect

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I bought the Senco DS200-AC and ran through two buckets of screws putting up sheetrock in a new room in my house. The gun worked perfectly. It took some time to get use to it, and you do need to make sure your putting the screw in straight. I didn't worry if the I needed to go in on an angle and the gun didn't fully drive the screw. I would just go back over them later with a regular screw gun. However, when your running them in the middle of a board, there is nothing faster. It drives them perfectly once you get it set up and it really saved me a lot of time.

If you are hanging drywall this guns for you

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Read the reviews and was hesitant to buy this for the money...Let me tell you, it is a huge time saver!!! As I hold the drywall up with one hand this puts the screws in at the cyclic rate. If you aren't straight on the screws won't drive all the way but that is about 1 out of 20 screws. I go back after and sink them with my 19v. I recommend this to anyone who has a lot of screws to set. Great piece of gear! Would have given it a five star if it did this while I was eating dinner...=)

Ehhh...

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OK, if you don't have a shitload of drywall to hang. Works good until you drive a screw in crooked--then it is impossible for this thing to drive ANY screw in STARINGHT.

solid gun

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I bought this for a work at my son's house. The corded version is fine for this DIYSer - there was no issue dragging a cord around. I did find that you will mis-fire if the gun is not perfectly square with the sheetrock. Tight areas required concentration or a mis-fire was guaranteed. But all-in-all, I went through 3 tubs of screws in two rooms. 95% of all my problems were in the first 15 minutes. Once I learned how to work it, it worked more than just fine - it worked very well. Most of the issues I had with the unit were my fault, not that of the gun.

awesome tool

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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. 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. After the fence project i have used it for hanging plywood and drywall. 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 can hang a 4x8 sheet of plywood or drywall in less than 60 secs. you may not use this tool all of the time but when you need it nothing beats it.