Hitachi Power Tools has been renamed to Metabo HPT; the same great tools are still available, but with a new name.
There is no need to reach for a tool to change the screw depth because this feature is built in.
With a wide range of fasteners, the W6VB3SD2 SuperDrive system is ready for work, as it fastens screws with diameters ranging from #6 to #12 and lengths ranging from 5/8″ to 3″.
a total of 20 “The ability to work from a grounded standing position eliminates the need to get down on the floor or climb a ladder to complete your tasks. Extensio.
SuperDrive Collated Screw Gun for Subflooring and Decking (Certified Refurbished.
Screw Capacity: 5/8 inch x 3 inch x 5/8 inc.
The W6VB3SD2 SuperDrive Collated Screw System provides the ideal combination of speed and power for tackling decking and subflooring projects of varying sizes. The twenty-first “The use of an extension shaft allows the user to install screws while standing, thereby reducing user fatigue and increasing overall productivity.
I will update my review once I have had the opportunity to use the machine on a job; however, I am surprised that a hard case is not included for $250. It appears that this will be easily damaged in transit or while in storage, so I’ve decided to purchase a hard case as a separate purchase. From bad to worse, it seems. This is possibly the worst power tool I’ve ever used in my life. After 40 minutes of tinkering with the drive depth, I was unable to obtain a consistent countersunk screw. 1/3 are properly set, and 1/3 are over-driven from 1/8 to 1/16 “blow through, and 1/3 “clutch out” too soon, leaving them sticking 1/8″ to 1/2″ above the drywall surface. As a result, I’ll have to switch tools and use my regular cordless drill to completely sink the screws. The fact that I wasted over TWO hours and only managed to get two sheets of drywall up is reason enough for me to return this tool. I could have gotten twice as much done with my screw gun, but now that I have several pails of collated screws, I’ll probably just go ahead and buy the Senco instead of the screw gun. All of my tools are DeWalt, but they don’t have a gun that will fire at three different speeds “screwdrivers are a type of screwdriver that is used to fasten together two or more pieces of wood or metal. I’ve also noticed that Hitachi has discontinued this model, which I understand.
