🔩 Milwaukee FUEL 2866-20 Drywall Screw: Enhancing SE Optimization Review

What I didn't like was installing a ceiling that screws into #2 pine ceiling trusses. Not all the screws went right into this hardwood. Many stopped when the clutch mechanism made one more good hit. Repeated attempts to insert the screws flush were unsuccessful. I ended up having to switch to a screw-tipped Milwaukee drill bit to get them in. So using the tool became an ordeal as I relied on a different Milwaukee product every few screws to get the job done. Eventually I gave in and put the…

Best Drywall Gun EVER! Cordless, light weight, well balanced in hand and on strap, ergonomic grip, easy screwing in, very easy to adjust depth, very low voltage tool means a new 5.0 battery should last a day or two even with constant screwing. BUT the two VERY best things about this gun in my opinion are that the motor doesn't start until you pull the tip and there is a lockout feature that lets you pull the trigger and lock it, but again the motor runs. don't start. until the tip feels…

Worked as a contractor for the past 35 years. I've used more drywall guns than I can count. When I saw Milwaukee come out with a cordless drywall gun, I had to give it a try. Let me say something to anyone who might be a skeptic. This is the best weapon I've ever used. No joke! I'm just amazed at how well this thing works and how little effort it takes to use it. My favorite feature is that like most drywall guns, you can lock the switch BUT this gun works differently. When you lock this baby…