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I have seen the new senco cordless self-feed screwguns – how well do they work and are they worthe it
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I purchased one of the new senco guns as soon as they came out and I love it. It is only 14 volt but it has plenty of power to do drywall and I guess subfloor(although I've never used mine for that). The spare battery easily charges during the current use of the other with out a problem. The buckets of screws are about 14.00 for 1000 which will go very far. It comes with a spare battery and 2 spare tips. Count on using a tip on every complete house you do and they are about 11.00 for 2 of them from home depot. I would rate this tool 9 out of 10 and the only reason it doesnt get 10 is that I still have to pull the trigger.
*Best feature NO MORE METAL SPLINTERS! does a good job too
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I have seen the new senco cordless self-feed screwguns - how well do they work and are they worthe it