Metabo HPT W6VM Drywall Screwdriver: Efficient and Powerful Tool for Precision Work Review

but I work in the truck trailer factor and this gun is not suitable for that although it has to be because we use that these are drywall guns but the gun I left here The clutch wore out in 3 days so I spent over $100 because it was supposed to work better than it actually does I didn't mean to be rude but I need my money back but I know it has to doesn't work, so I'm fine, that's how it works for me.

I got my new screwdriver just in time to help lay the new sub floor. This was a big improvement over a traditional drill with a screwdriver bit. The only problem is that the design for adjusting the depth of the bolt set is very poor! The screws either fall through the sheet metal or don't go deep enough. The instructions say to turn or pull out the depth adjuster, but it's just a piece of plastic that moves via a sliding sleeve with each turn of the screw. I'm thinking of putting some sort of…

I love this screwdriver! The only bad thing I can say about it is the cheap green rubber graphics it has. The first day I put it on the hot steel roof it started falling off. The weapon is in the 8th month of service. Wanted to wait to review it after abusing it. Most drywall professionals work indoors. I work year-round outdoors in the Midwest. I converted this screwdriver to install 1/4" hex self-tapping screws on the support legs. All you need is the correct conical tip (from Hitachi CS) and