Another thing not mentioned in the video is the ability to run this gun at full speed and lock it in the on position. Then you just feed screw after screw to the tip and blast them in without needing to touch the trigger. It gives better hand position to drive screws straighter and with more force.
Good review. Like the fact that you mentioned the depth adjustment learning curve and how the bits are removed for replacement. This is not mentioned in Milwaukee's advertising.
Great short review . . . Got to the basics quick and no unnecessary excessive information. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was really worried about the depth setting; but, you covered it just enough!
i guess im randomly asking but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Axel Jairo Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
You wernt holding it properly, you need to put your finger into the groove pointing forwards. This gives accuracy to keep it straight and more force. I use hilti and festool.
I just bought one and have been using it a couple of days. I'm going to return it. The adjustment for the screw depth is too touchy and the entire adjustable nose pops off way to easily, if you're using two hands to set a screw and move the gun around much, the nose comes off, you have to then try to reset the depth. I'm sure you Pro's will say I just don't know what I'm doing, I've hung thousands of boards with an old school corded gun and never had this kind of issue getting a screw to go in straight. I really wanted to love this gun, but I just can't get it. I have limited range of motion (5 rotator cuff tears) so maybe it's me, but I'm still returning it. It just shouldn't be this touchy.
Does the clutch work by pressure from the tip or from torque? If torque, it would drive less deep in a hard spot. If the tip disengages the drive at the set depth, it would sink the same depth even though wood densities vary. Can you say which it is?
Why so, it's similar like Dewalt, Hilti, and many others collated attachment. I drilled over 4000 screws with collated attachment and didn't have any issues.
@@papakernz yep the hilti is quite good. The new makita cordless is good also now they have changed the screw part of the gun. Dewalt cordless is good value for the skin.
I have this screw gun and would not buy it again. Terrible, why would you put a reverse switch on this type of gun? It will not remove the screw because you have to push on the screw to engage the tip, stupid idea.
I’m assuming you are talking about when you miss the stud, here’s a pro tip, you put it on reverse, then push inn and down at the same time, that should solve your problem
Another thing not mentioned in the video is the ability to run this gun at full speed and lock it in the on position. Then you just feed screw after screw to the tip and blast them in without needing to touch the trigger. It gives better hand position to drive screws straighter and with more force.
Good review. Like the fact that you mentioned the depth adjustment learning curve and how the bits are removed for replacement. This is not mentioned in Milwaukee's advertising.
Great short review . . . Got to the basics quick and no unnecessary excessive information. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was really worried about the depth setting; but, you covered it just enough!
i guess im randomly asking but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Jaxson Xander instablaster :)
@Axel Jairo Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Axel Jairo it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass !
@Jaxson Xander No problem :)
You wernt holding it properly, you need to put your finger into the groove pointing forwards. This gives accuracy to keep it straight and more force. I use hilti and festool.
I just bought one and have been using it a couple of days. I'm going to return it. The adjustment for the screw depth is too touchy and the entire adjustable nose pops off way to easily, if you're using two hands to set a screw and move the gun around much, the nose comes off, you have to then try to reset the depth. I'm sure you Pro's will say I just don't know what I'm doing, I've hung thousands of boards with an old school corded gun and never had this kind of issue getting a screw to go in straight. I really wanted to love this gun, but I just can't get it. I have limited range of motion (5 rotator cuff tears) so maybe it's me, but I'm still returning it. It just shouldn't be this touchy.
Does the clutch work by pressure from the tip or from torque? If torque, it would drive less deep in a hard spot. If the tip disengages the drive at the set depth, it would sink the same depth even though wood densities vary.
Can you say which it is?
Its nice for a handy man very smooth.i just buy one and i useit. For 5 hrs .and i defently prefer a dewalt core gun
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The collated attachment sucks for this the gun is fantastic
Why so, it's similar like Dewalt, Hilti, and many others collated attachment.
I drilled over 4000 screws with collated attachment and didn't have any issues.
Looks like a good screw gun, but not really worth it unless you’re in the business or hanging a whole lot of drywall! Thanks for the review
+ysrpilot yes, if you're hanging sheet after sheet this is a good option. If it's just a bathroom I'd use an impact driver
No impact you fool
A sawzall is a reciprocating saw
WUauuuuu fantastico,genial ,super el mejor taladro para tablaroca!saludos campeon!
If you're going to buy this thing you better already have other Milwaukee tools. There are better drywall guns out there for sure.
Like?
i used a lot of milwaukee tools
Your crazy if you going use a 5amp on that gun your arm will be dead way to heavy
your holding it wrong btw
I have 2 of these guns and they are hands down the worst screw gun I have ever used.
Sorry to hear that, which guns do you like
Home Repair Tutor Tools & Gear I have used the hilti and makita guns and have have no issues so far.
Thanks, sounds like we should try them
@@Hellbenda
I like the Hilti but hate the Makita, I actually think this one is better than the Makita. I tried the Dewalt, seems pretty nice.
@@papakernz yep the hilti is quite good. The new makita cordless is good also now they have changed the screw part of the gun. Dewalt cordless is good value for the skin.
The nosecone on the Milwaukee is shit
I have this screw gun and would not buy it again. Terrible, why would you put a reverse switch on this type of gun? It will not remove the screw because you have to push on the screw to engage the tip, stupid idea.
Take off the cone stupid...
I’m assuming you are talking about when you miss the stud, here’s a pro tip, you put it on reverse, then push inn and down at the same time, that should solve your problem
Almost every single drywall gun has the same forward reverse switch.