Senco DURASPIN DS225-18V 2" 5000 RPM Cordless Auto-Feed Screw Driver 10A0001N

And being cordless, easy to use, too. I had to install well over a hundred furrings strips and this tool made it easy and fast. I have owned similar tools in the past but they never lasted very long and started jamming early. This Senco is the exact opposite. Myself and 2 other people used it and we are all happy with its performance. The tool is expensive but in this case, you get what you pay for. Highly recommended.

This is the best screw gun made. It works flawlessly, reverses, and never misses. Senco Customer Service is outstanding. I called them just for some hints on how to use it and they walked me through every stage of use and gave me so many helpful hints that I never even had to change the bit after running over a thousand screws. Just to make sure that I was happy, one of their managers called me and spend 30 minutes on the phone with me. Most of my tools are Makita and I almost went that route, but sure glad I didn't and did my homework on this one.

Tool works fine. Recommend watching YouTube video on use to learn all features. I agree with videos that for price should have a led light on unit. Also, senco has very little tools to use with this battery. Battery is a great battery but many other brands have so many options. Don’t even have an impact drill in line up of tools.

This gun seemed great in theory but after lots of testing and trying, I’ve given up.We use collated guns for drywall and they are great. Dewalt brand on those. So we are familiar with what a collated gun could do.The thought of longer screws and a variety of screw types was a dream come true. So I thought.The square head on most screw is terrible. Who uses square anymore? Screw often don’t set with the driver head and the driver revs and strips against the screw. Once it bites it doesn’t always want to set them into the material at desired depth. This means going back with a normal gun to finish them.We started using this to tack and hang material. Then finishing with single screws. But it got to the point where we have given up on this tool.Unfortunately we used it past any return window and have buckets of collated screws that likely will never get used.

I owned the older Ni-Cad version. The screw bit on those didn't engage the same way and often you had a misfire. Now it puts the screw in place before you push down to screw and I'd say I had about 98% of the screws go in without a hitch. This has plenty of power and really worked very well. I had to screw down my entire second floor subfloor as it was previously nailed down. If you had an older version of this and are hesitant, don't be. It's a quality tool.

This tool is a must have if you are putting up dry-wall, laying cement board for a tile job, etc. it is so easy to use and extremely smooth. Super impressed. Worth every penny and will pay for itself the first job you use it on.

Worked well above my expectations. I have an older model which doesn’t work near as smoothly as this one. The ability to unlock the feeder mechanism is a treat. I’ve put in about 700 screws with it so far and never slipped ones.

The only thing I don't like is the drill for turning on our taking screws out is to much for trying to turn them in just a little bit ends up going through the board

This is my second collated screw gun from Senco and there is a reason I went with them again. My original was lighter duty for drywall only but this is an upgrade and is fully capable of driving 2” screws through 5/8” OSB into floor joists, 100’s at a time before a recharge.For installing drywall, it’s the perfect tool to have at the ready when you’re holding sheets in place and need to drive the first screws to hold sheets without having to load screws with a third hand.Drive bit, length is screw, and depth of screw changes are ridiculously easy and it comes with both Robertson and Philips bits (#2).I am generally very objective and would list downsides if I had any, other than it being a bit on the pricy side, but I still wouldn’t give it up.

Its decent in the field but terrible in bevels corners and no good at all on steel