5 Best Drywall Screw Guns

The best drywall screw guns are designed specifically to make drywall installation easier and effortless. You can do an accurate and fast drywall screwdriver indoors and outdoors with a drywall screw gun. In addition, a drywall screw gun will assist you in all the screwing tasks of drywall, featuring a high-powered motor, lightweight design, and other convenient aspects. So here is our video on the 5 best drywall screw guns just for you.
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[@LoCon.MCS13]

Lol the fact you got Worx and a corded ridgid collated gun in 2022 just made this whole review a joke

[@tools-zone]

We will come up with the list for 2022!

[@CajunDoofus]

The worx looks like junk this must be a paid endorsement

[@desmondcrosland7884]

Don’t by any of these if you want to make money. A cordless collated, strip, screw gun takes little time to learn to use, loads auto so you have one hand free and pays for itself in know time. I’ve been using Hilti for 20yrs but I have no issues with Mikita dewalt hikoki. Usually what your other cordless tools are decides, but if your starting out I’d go makita. 90% of guys on site use them for good reason.

[@alafrosty]

Unfortunately, Makita doesn't make a corded collated driver any more.

[@desmondcrosland7884]

@@alafrosty which is why I suggested cordless. Plus dragging a cord around is a pain you forget, till you have to do it again.

[@alafrosty]

@@desmondcrosland7884 Cordless is a drag every time I have to carry the weight of the battery around on the tool - like ALL . THE . TIME. Also, cordless can't generate the torque needed to push screws into 120 year old studs. So, no, I absolutely NEVER think it's annoying to drag a cord around compared with the angst that the stupid cordless ones impart.

[@JimTom.]

@@alafrosty sounds like you havent had much experience with cordless tools

[@alafrosty]

@@JimTom. I don't have any experience with ultra-high-cost cordless tools, especially when corded tools with the same capacity cost 1/10 the price of the battery operated stuff.

[@mikefarrell6554]

whats up with the gloves been doing it for 10 plus yrs not once have i needed to wear them and on that not gloves are harder to work with slows you down

[@zandarion]

what about Metabo hbs 18 ltx bl 5000 ?? it has all features and more rpm. but not so cool like Worx 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Worx is so nuclear 🤪🤪🤪

[@CajunDoofus]

Well I now that ridge is junk cause I just returned one

[@tools-zone]

As all the products in the list are junk, you should bring the best one from your brand. Thanks

[@bobseguin2195]

Really.........

[@tools-zone]

Awesome!