*Great lightweight screwdriver **MyBest.Tools** and the light definitely came in handy when securing our ceiling diffuser. Battery was still charged for over a month.*
I’m a metal stud/wood framer, and Sheetrock for a living and, I prefer installing old school by hand feeding screws because its a bit cleaner of an install for me, but when you need to hang some serious footage quick this thing is a must. New attachment is night and day better than the previous model in my opinion. Much smoother action and you can finally screw off corners without having to re set a bunch of clickers.
Has anyone one attempted to use this for Hardie backer board. I’ve found collated cement board screws with square drive heads. Would this setup be strong enough. DIY occasional use, not professional every day use.
I only use the auto feeder when doing lids I just want it to be skinny enough to screw the backing not sure if this is it or not. Really need a feild demo so we can what it actually does. My 01 just got a bad wobble screws tipping over everywhere I need to replace it not sure if I should get another 01 for cheap or try the new model.
@@builttoughtooltalk yeah seems a bit fatter. I’ve had the gen1 3 years and still getting 2500-3000 collated screws out of the 5amp battery but they really do not like the corners when plasterboarding. Is the gen 2 much better in the corners?
@@builttoughtooltalk thanks I’ll buy the new head and see how it goes then. Saves me pulling the impact driver out more often! I think the secret to these guns running perfect though is a new bit more often! For £2:50 it’s a small price for no misfires when the heads of the bits wear and start spinning inside the screws!
@@papitosabe first, the max screw length is 2", and the drywall screw gun doesn't have the torque to drive deck screws. It's designed for drywall or other light applications. There are other specific screw guns for floors and decking.
@@builttoughtooltalk came here to find out which one is better and why and didn't Learn shit because you didn't have educational important shit to say.
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*Great lightweight screwdriver **MyBest.Tools** and the light definitely came in handy when securing our ceiling diffuser. Battery was still charged for over a month.*
I am not 100% but I believe so
I’m a metal stud/wood framer, and
Sheetrock for a living and, I prefer installing old school by hand feeding screws because its a bit cleaner of an install for me, but when you need to hang some serious footage quick this thing is a must. New attachment is night and day better than the previous model in my opinion. Much smoother action and you can finally screw off corners without having to re set a bunch of clickers.
I took a hammer to my gen1 attachment yesterday, only so many times you can hold a sheet over your head and have it role a screw over
Has anyone one attempted to use this for Hardie backer board. I’ve found collated cement board screws with square drive heads. Would this setup be strong enough. DIY occasional use, not professional every day use.
I only use the auto feeder when doing lids I just want it to be skinny enough to screw the backing not sure if this is it or not.
Really need a feild demo so we can what it actually does.
My 01 just got a bad wobble screws tipping over everywhere I need to replace it not sure if I should get another 01 for cheap or try the new model.
New model is thinner than the gen 1. I would recommend gen 2 over gen 1 👍🏻
@@builttoughtooltalk I just ordered the 2 yesterday can't wait
Rock on man 🤘🏻
It’s only improved, if it can screw off inside corners with no clickers.
Just set it deeper in the corners
Does anyone if you can use the same bits with these 2 attachments or if there is a specific bit for each attachment?
No. They’re two different sized bits.
The grabber superdrive n7, fits dewalt, its lighter, less bulky, and a finer tip.........way nicer attachment.
I have boon told that gen 1 is better smoother less jambs is this true?
I haven’t had any problems with the gen 2. Gen 1 jammed a lot for me but only for certain screws. Don’t use makita screws they jam frequently
Is the bit the same for gen 1 and gen 2 because i cant find a replacement for gen 2??????????
No it’s different. One is 1/4” longer than the other
Hi, If you have existing pr2/ph2 bits 153mm ones you can use them with the dcf6202 no problem not the other way round
Thanks for clarifying. Appreciate it
@@danielwisniewskidw I can't find any 6" bit slim enough to fit in DCF6202
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Where’s the update video on Gen 2 collated attachment?
Sorry. I’ve been busy and haven’t had time to make any full length video reviews. I will try to make one soon
Anyone have a slight wobble looseness between the 2 parts meeting
Is there cause mine is the same?
Thanks for the comparison
I can’t find new screw bits for this attachment. Anyone know where to buy them?
Not sure your location but if you’re in Ontario try Mississauga hardware.
Can you use the 1st generation shaft with the 2nd generation rocker? Asking because 1st generation shaft is about 1/4 inch longer
Hi, yes you can, but not the other way round. If you have existing pr2/ph2 bits 153mm ones you can use them with the dcf6202 no problem.
Has anyone used it with the ryobi screw gun?
Very under appreciated video, Sir.
Will the new model fit in the generation 1 box when on the gun?
I’m not too sure. Ours don’t come in case here in Canada. I would say no though since it’s a totally different shape
@@builttoughtooltalk yeah seems a bit fatter. I’ve had the gen1 3 years and still getting 2500-3000 collated screws out of the 5amp battery but they really do not like the corners when plasterboarding. Is the gen 2 much better in the corners?
@@EO-zu5uz yes it is better in the corners 👍🏻
@@builttoughtooltalk thanks I’ll buy the new head and see how it goes then. Saves me pulling the impact driver out more often! I think the secret to these guns running perfect though is a new bit more often! For £2:50 it’s a small price for no misfires when the heads of the bits wear and start spinning inside the screws!
@@EO-zu5uz let me know how you like it 👍🏻
Can I use this to screw down decks porches fences woodwork
No
@@skliros9235 why wouldn't you be able to?
Was wondering the same thing, don't see why not. But no idea either way
@@papitosabe first, the max screw length is 2", and the drywall screw gun doesn't have the torque to drive deck screws. It's designed for drywall or other light applications. There are other specific screw guns for floors and decking.
@@skliros9235 gotcha..thank you... would fences be considered light? Was thinking about redoing the backyard.
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Huh?
@@builttoughtooltalk came here to find out which one is better and why and didn't Learn shit because you didn't have educational important shit to say.
@@anatoliyrubanenko7277 Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Can this be used with a dewalt impact driver?
No. Dewalt 20v Cordless drywall gun only.
Okay, so you're not even going to demonstrate the damned thing working... real helpful.
I was just showing the differences. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video, exactly what i was looking for. Im off to buy a DCF6202
Just wasted many heartbeats only to find out you don't have anything to say about whether the new one is better. *sigh*
2nd gen is better. Thanks for watching. I made this video before using the gen 2.