Great video and explanation of the tools' use! These 20 volt versions are as powerful as corded tools, without the drag of being tied to a cord. The collated screw attachment is like a one-handed wonder and fast.
You are a great speaker but you are not holding the gun the correct way and you must go counterclockwise when you are cutting for an outlet with a Router. you go clockwise when you cut for a door opening or a window
if you're a handyman and only need those tools. once in a while they're fine, I bought the kit 7 months ago and the router motor has died twice already and the gun has a hard time in corners when it's on a angle and if you're boarding 5/8 firecode on steel studs it's useless for wood framed stuff the gun is fine but the router is complete junk. nothing against toolbarn just very disappointed in DeWalt "garanteed tough" it's more like garanteed junk
mrmoose 70 switched mine to the Milwaukee. the Milwaukee is way better built and much better quality it also has the auto start like the makita and the collated attachment like the dewalt
Great video and explanation of the tools' use! These 20 volt versions are as powerful as corded tools, without the drag of being tied to a cord. The collated screw attachment is like a one-handed wonder and fast.
The brushless and 60v flex volt is a game changer. Been switching over as fast as my wallet allows...
Thanks for the concepts you have discussed here.
always use corded guns and rotozips ps throw that depth adjustment in the trash when i first buy one
tony leigh o yeah what border use them lmao
You are a great speaker but you are not holding the gun the correct way and you must go counterclockwise when you are cutting for an outlet with a Router. you go clockwise when you cut for a door opening or a window
@John Chrysostom ???? He's right thoe. Also, how come if you "invited these tools" you don't even know how to properly use them nmms lmfaooo.
Does the cut out tool come with 1/8 and 1/4 collet?
yes
It takes even less time to just kick the hole in the drywall than using the cut-out tool.
hes going wrong way with the cutter
Mega 😁
you must hold the screw gun on the proper way
if you're a handyman and only need those tools. once in a while they're fine, I bought the kit 7 months ago and the router motor has died twice already and the gun has a hard time in corners when it's on a angle and if you're boarding 5/8 firecode on steel studs it's useless for wood framed stuff the gun is fine but the router is complete junk. nothing against toolbarn just very disappointed in DeWalt "garanteed tough" it's more like garanteed junk
I wonder if you got a lemon. Maybe you can talk to DeWalt about it.
mrmoose 70 switched mine to the Milwaukee. the Milwaukee is way better built and much better quality it also has the auto start like the makita and the collated attachment like the dewalt
Commercial rockers here in the northeast use these cordless guns and love them
multitool is faster
You charge way too much on your website
On what item? We should be charging the same, if not lower than our competitors.