The Most Comprehensive Hilti SD 5000 A22 Cordless Drywall Screw Driver Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- The Hilti SD 5000 A22 is completely reviewed and demonstrated in this video. Access the latest in construction video right here: goo.gl/wSSry6
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Super detailed. Thanks for that. Been rocking Hilti drywall guns since day one.
Wanted to see how the new gun performed.
Yeah man Hilti is great. I use the 4500 as my main gun and use the 5000 as backup, I'm having depth issues with the 5000 and just love the old model.
I love the 5000. Bought it once it hit shelves in Ontario. I did have an issue with the depth (wood only) and the trigger lagging a bit when firing it up between sheets. Warranty changed the whole motor assembly and trigger motor. Depth hasn’t improved so I just mash the heck out of it for a while and now she is good. I was actually really surprised how well Makita BL Screwgun work on steel. Dewalt in my experience has been garbage.
Dude, I agree. Honestly, I can't stand using the Dewalt, I put up a lot of board and am very aggressive when I do it. The Hilti takes my abuse. This depth issue is driving me nuts. I have been trying to mash it in myself but no change. I know all guns are stiff at first and need to be worked in but this issue I think is in the motor. Every so often say 1 in 6 the depth stop triggers too early and I have to take the nozzle off to squeak in the screw to the proper depth. Thanks for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it!
It's the best drywall screw gun hands down
Nicely done Chris!💥👊🏻 Hilti definitely makes a solid drywall screw gun.😎
Thanks Paul! I super appreciate you watching and commenting all the time bro!
Hey man any experience with the new Nuron line? Ive had dewalt for a while and have been happy but am thinking of making the switch to Hilti. Our work supplies us with the Hilti BX3 and Nibbler. But i havent tried their drywall gun or impacts on the Nuron line yet. Im worried about longevity with the new Batteries. Thanks I love your videos!
Thanks man! Yes I waited for years till they perfected the new line and now am upgrading everything. I have the impact and drywall gun so far and the batteries are great. They charge lighting fast. I have the b22 55 and b22 85 batteries and have no problem with them. They've also fixed the problem with the drywall gun so all current models are good. Avoid the in between models of you know what i mean.
What is your opinion of the SCREW MAGAZINE SD-M 2 02 for the inexperienced or experienced drywall hanger
It has its place in big crews, you can have the apprentices screwing off the fileds while we screw off the rest. I'm always adjusting for screw depth depending where I'm hitting, like corners, bevels for sure.
Nice my dude hope all is well 💯🔥
it sure is brother thanks! You Too!!
I love my 5000. I streamlined mine by taking off the plastic clips so i can screw off angles. Paired with the M2, you can fly through sheets. I didnt notice the depth issue..could be lightweight board. Also got the extension pole, can screw off lids on tje ground. Do a reciew of the Excoskeletal Hilti if you get ahold of it.
Haha yes I took the clips off my gun as well. They get in the way and really a drill hook is boss! I am trying to get ahold of the exo suit. I have been bugging the local Hilti store for one! I hope Hilti one day will recognize me and send me one!!
@@ConstructionKronies They should. You do good work,and know what youre talking about
Great review. And, I like that it's not as heavy as most 💙❤💨💨💨💨
Haha yes!!! So lovely to see you Rain! I hope your well, thanks for leaving a comment and watching!! Can't wait to do another show with you!
@@ConstructionKronies I would love to do another one. And, of course I show you love. I haven't been on YT much since momma passed but, I have shared you out 💙🤗💨💨
Is this the new studio?!!
It's not done yet but yes I shot it in the new studio! The echo will be gone when I am finished!
Great review
Thanks Bro!!
The Hilti are great tools. But the makita push drive is better when working in offices. And the battery lasts longer as well. And the way when you screw Drywall, you put screws every 12" on center vertical 16" 32" studs & at 8" on center on each end stud. I see you only putting 3 screws on 4' board when you were railroading the boards. Should have at least 7 screws.
Not sure what you saw in the video, I may have been just tacking them in, I put screws at the 2',4', 6' in the bevel, 4 in the bottom track. When the sheets are locked in I go back to screw off, always 1' in the bevel and 16" in the field unless otherwise specified. Cheers bro
This tool works for a 18gauge studs??
It does and very well. I use it on 16 gauge all the time.
@@ConstructionKronies what would be the best screw gun for heavy gauge metal? For outside boards?
@@MXb7R you can't go wrong with the Hilti SID 4A22 impact driver for framing and the SD5000 for boards!
@@ConstructionKronies thank you so much for answering! I'm a total beginner with drywall and now i'm requiered to board exterior walls where i'm working, so i'm learning so much with your videos, yo do a great work with your videos, you are my favorite youtuber
@@ConstructionKronies you think i could use my dewalt max xr for that purpose? I Will be hanging lots of boards daily, at least 20 per day
How much warrenty on guns , battery,charger
20 years. You can exchange over the counter within 2 years.
I've had alot of depth issues. I feel it's the nose cone
Yes man, I actually use my 4500 most of the time and use the 5000 for backup.
I prefer the 5000 because it's lighter stronger and faster
And the led light helps
I just saw Hilty at Walmart Trying to push off Walmart 👍🏻🍻🍺🐶
No way? In Walmart? That is wild! Hope your well my brother!
Hilti depth issue is the exact same depth issue as the dewalt cordless have tried all switch to another brand #makita
I do love Makita tools but I am really hard on my tools so the Hilti is tough enough. The depth issue usually only lasts while you break in new screw drivers but it hasn't corrected on the 5000. I can't stand the Dewalt drivers, hopefully I can get my hands on a Makita to try out!
@@ConstructionKronies yeah hate the dewalt seems smooth at first the you go back n screws ain't zinced correctly then I had to take cone off to correct them that's y I switched to makita . No problem with dewalt corded ever though 😉
@@Ehvz539 I got the Makita. The depth is consistent but the dust seal falls out of the cone easily. Got one now and it it’s screeching. Don’t know what the problem is
@@vojnikjna30 hows the makita gun holding out?
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