Collated screws are the way to go! You can hang about 25-30% more boards per 2-Man crew each day. It’s also great to increase the speed of apprentices working alongside experienced dry wallers. This video shows the old magazine. The newer version, SD-M2 can be used for up to 2” long screws. The SD 4500 Screwgun also has a constant-run switch to increase speed and decrease carpal tunnel injury from constantly squeezing the trigger. It has a grip on the body that should be used too, instead of the handle, for better balance. And for added comfort, use the smaller 2.6amp or 3.0amp battery. Look for tool kits, including the SCO 6 Router and SID 4 Impact Driver. They offer deals and if you work with an Account Manager, they’ll package together a sweet deal. Call them at the end of the month for the best pricing.
I was using Makita for years，but I sold it and start using hilti. Why use hilti： -Longer battery life for continually working. -easy to fixe screw close to corner -more powerful than makita （22.5》18）. I sometimes use it fixing villaboard screws in some commercial external sofit work Sure，hilti has problem as well -heavier. bigger battery gives more weight -cost more money. This is not a disadvantage if you look for a better performance collated gun. -not compare with you mates‘ charger or battery.Have to bring your own all the time.
It jams because it's screw size adjustment is for 32mm screws and you're using 25mm. I've been using it for 8 years now. Biggest advantage is that you can take the magazine and use it as an impact drive. (With some practice!)
If you have any questions feel free to ask I have 35 years experience in residential house and commercial industry it's your safety your life don't take short cuts
Thanks Chris. Normally they do. This house for some reason was an exception. But it's not us that insulate. Thanks for tuning in hope to talk to you again.
Nice work! May I ask: what's the size of plasterboards in Australia? They're so large!!! The color of screws - not black as I usually see - are related to the wood studs? There's no need to be phosphated? Thanks for sharing!
I’ve used makita , hilti and Milwaukee…all 3 are good , hilti seam to have edge in smoothness, makita are just a good all rounder and popular in Australia. Milwaukee are great if you have other Milwaukee tools with the battery platform
Awesome screwdrivers there seen a Dewalt one got tested now Hilton so this old brand name Makita been around since 1984 as far back hanging drywalls cordless
Can you please explain why the top wall sheet is not being put up tight to the ceiling? And I would love to get those screw guns as my fingers are always getting little cuts from reaching in my pouch. And nothing worse then getting 1 screw under the finger nail
My jaw dropped when I saw how fast you can hang drywall with these guns. I'm a one-man remodeling company and do all my own drywall - because my projects are too small for decent drywall companies to bother with. I've cut my hanging time in half. I don't see any companies using this tool here (Madison Wisconsin USA); their still using the regular drywall gun.... I bought the Makita cause I have other Makita tools. Had trouble with jamming until I figured out the screw length setting. Great tool. Great video. Thanks!
@@mr.kenslifeshop4034 XRF02Z: fits 1-¼" screws. The XRF01Z does not work with 1-¼" screws. Home Depot online. BTW, my tool still jams on me occasionally but it's easy to clear. Can be annoying some times. But great tool.
My guess is that the customer will be putting on trim/casing around the top of the room. very often with my projects there is a small gap left between the drywall and the floor but it doesn't matter due to the installation of the trim board. My guess is they are aware of the trim being installed on top later and decided to hang the bottom sheet first because it is much easier to do and it helps assure the gaps in between the two boards are minimal.
@@featherman9 realistically, the builder should know that's gonna be a big ass gap, even if you hang from the top. Moreover, that's not exactly sealed, so I know in my city, the drywall inspection would fail if that was seen behind trim........
Prefer the Hilti over the DeWalt. Can run a Hilti all day with issues. The DeWalt works equally as well the first week or so then it starts acting up kicking screws sideways. Just my experience with these two brands.
Angelica Barbosa sheet rock is a fire and smoke protection system any openings would violate the safety of the people in the room Allowing possible toxic smoke into the room . This would fail any certificate of occupancy inspection in every state
Gods hang the top sheet first and kick up the bottom sheet so you don't have that gap at the top. Really dont know what you see that's so amazing, but I guess if you dont know what you're looking at anyone can be fooled. Lol
Why is there always a 2 inch gap between tge ceilings and walls on these episodes? Is there something special that your tapers use thats quick and efficient to fill those?
Si no tienes problema con el cable compra hitachi es dual y Buena, tambien Barata 120 la e tirado de los Sancos varias veces y no se rompe. Makita es amas si te molesta el cable y tienes heramientas makita aorras algo I gual es buena hilti es lo mejor pero mug carro 600$$. En mi opinion llo la uso amas para puntiar la Hoja la myoria de veses no sirve en las esquinas de Arriva.
Never heard the saying. You get what to pay for? I can only assume they either are not associated with the mud crew or crown molding is going up in that area and they're just leaving lots of room for for error? I always thought hang the top piece first though. There must be another very good reason like settling or something?
Makita never compares with hilti, and I am a makita guy. I put 50 sheets of drywall 15 mm.(UK, London). The colatted, are shit from makita. The rest of the tools are very good. I don't know if the new makita collated gun it's diferend I see that it has 6000rpm...
@@quocanhbui883 Hilti i choose for performance, true tool services, efficiency ... The collated screw which in video are old model, check out the brand new type www.hilti.com
yeah they are amzn.to/33QG2gY. Up until recently people still thought doing it with loose screws was some way better. They are really good. Just did another video with those tools and they are on the same ones after all this time. Brilliant mate! Thanks for watching
A sheet rocked wall is not just for hanging Picts on , it's a safety envelope for fire and smoke. That gap on the upper wall will let fire and smoke pass through wood or vinyl trim will not . Protect the room from a safe fire envelope . Every penetration in the wall should be sealed with fire calk. As a commercial building inspector this Type of Sheetrock instlation would FAIL and the home owner would Not get their co The Fire Underwriters insurance company will not pay out if if this building was destroyed due to a Fire. Hire contractors that have been in business and have good references , not people like these that are inexpereced screws should be 6 inches apart at the but joints and 8 to 12 in the field (( middle of the board )
Question guys ??? Were is the insulation??? Eveybody is talking about screws guns ..labor .. so what happend with the insulation?????????????????⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
What are you gonna do with that big ass gap on the top? You actually fill that and tape? I've always hung top to bottom, I guess it's a couple steps to skip and easier to hang, but damn that's a huge gap of hate to have to finish that......
It doesnt get tapped so don't have to fill it, cornice goes over it which is made from the same stuff as plasterboard and comes in differnt styles and sizes look it up.
Sort of I'm just asking before I buy you know haha. Just wanted to know if you could put any strip of screws in it like a cheap pack or does it have to be Hilti
Hilty only good for longer screws on the thicker walls, stronger studs and Jarrah;!but for ceilings your hands getting cramps ;!it's longer can't fit in nail bag properly, I wish Panasonic ,ozito will develop one;!
All auto feeders are crap except hilti but a corded hitachi auto feeder at lows its dual so you can use auto feed to hold and regular to finish once the are all hanged. Also no struggle on setting the 1/4 drywall
"The thing is in inches or some shit". I got a good laugh out of that. The same kind of thing I would have said about the Metric system. They tried to get the US on it back in the 70s but it didn't take.
By any building code inspector this job will fail , the gaps at the top in the sheet rock violate the fire code allowing smoke or fire to enter other spaces in the building I have been in the construction business 30 years NYC license # ce632083 don't be Fooled by in experienced people
Collated screws are the way to go! You can hang about 25-30% more boards per 2-Man crew each day. It’s also great to increase the speed of apprentices working alongside experienced dry wallers. This video shows the old magazine. The newer version, SD-M2 can be used for up to 2” long screws. The SD 4500 Screwgun also has a constant-run switch to increase speed and decrease carpal tunnel injury from constantly squeezing the trigger. It has a grip on the body that should be used too, instead of the handle, for better balance. And for added comfort, use the smaller 2.6amp or 3.0amp battery. Look for tool kits, including the SCO 6 Router and SID 4 Impact Driver. They offer deals and if you work with an Account Manager, they’ll package together a sweet deal. Call them at the end of the month for the best pricing.
Yeah for real I love the durable way the Hilti pro-form the ok
I was using Makita for years，but I sold it and start using hilti.
Why use hilti：
-Longer battery life for continually working.
-easy to fixe screw close to corner
-more powerful than makita （22.5》18）. I sometimes use it fixing villaboard screws in some commercial external sofit work
Sure，hilti has problem as well
-heavier. bigger battery gives more weight
-cost more money. This is not a disadvantage if you look for a better performance collated gun.
-not compare with you mates‘ charger or battery.Have to bring your own all the time.
bigger battery isn't a problem since you can change to 2,6ah..
LOL the batterys come with the gun in a kit....
Used the hilti an it’s great but thinking about a makita cause I already have batteries.what you think ?
Makita has a new model that is completely different, it is like the Hilti/Festool collated screw guns with a claw grip. Made in USA too!
It jams because it's screw size adjustment is for 32mm screws and you're using 25mm. I've been using it for 8 years now. Biggest advantage is that you can take the magazine and use it as an impact drive. (With some practice!)
So I hang rock in the states. I was curious in the beginning of this video there’s that 2 -3 inch gap on the top sheet, why is that?
I wondered the same thing
Cos cornices will cover it up
A cornice will cover that gap ..if it’s ‘square set’ the boys will go hard to the top with the sheet
If you have any questions feel free to ask I have 35 years experience in residential house and commercial industry it's your safety your life don't take short cuts
Great work fellas! It's weird to me how they don't insulate anything before yall put up the rock
Thanks Chris.
Normally they do. This house for some reason was an exception.
But it's not us that insulate.
Thanks for tuning in hope to talk to you again.
Nice work! May I ask: what's the size of plasterboards in Australia? They're so large!!! The color of screws - not black as I usually see - are related to the wood studs? There's no need to be phosphated? Thanks for sharing!
I’ve used makita , hilti and Milwaukee…all 3 are good , hilti seam to have edge in smoothness, makita are just a good all rounder and popular in Australia. Milwaukee are great if you have other Milwaukee tools with the battery platform
Awesome screwdrivers there seen a Dewalt one got tested now Hilton so this old brand name Makita been around since 1984 as far back hanging drywalls cordless
Can you please explain why the top wall sheet is not being put up tight to the ceiling? And I would love to get those screw guns as my fingers are always getting little cuts from reaching in my pouch. And nothing worse then getting 1 screw under the finger nail
Cornice covers the gap
My jaw dropped when I saw how fast you can hang drywall with these guns. I'm a one-man remodeling company and do all my own drywall - because my projects are too small for decent drywall companies to bother with. I've cut my hanging time in half. I don't see any companies using this tool here (Madison Wisconsin USA); their still using the regular drywall gun.... I bought the Makita cause I have other Makita tools. Had trouble with jamming until I figured out the screw length setting. Great tool. Great video. Thanks!
Which Makita do you have? I'm from Wisconsin too!!
@@mr.kenslifeshop4034 XRF02Z: fits 1-¼" screws. The XRF01Z does not work with 1-¼" screws. Home Depot online. BTW, my tool still jams on me occasionally but it's easy to clear. Can be annoying some times. But great tool.
Both machine are pretty good cant say one is better than the other one
Show me how you fix that big gap where the ceiling meets the wall ??? Hiliti is heavier and more expensive
cornice bro. Yeah hilti has a good grip though, but yeah, like twice the price
My guess is that the customer will be putting on trim/casing around the top of the room. very often with my projects there is a small gap left between the drywall and the floor but it doesn't matter due to the installation of the trim board. My guess is they are aware of the trim being installed on top later and decided to hang the bottom sheet first because it is much easier to do and it helps assure the gaps in between the two boards are minimal.
@@featherman9 realistically, the builder should know that's gonna be a big ass gap, even if you hang from the top.
Moreover, that's not exactly sealed, so I know in my city, the drywall inspection would fail if that was seen behind trim........
Hilti isn't normally the most powerful surprisingly. But they are ergonomic and very rugged. Expensive AF though.
1st time i droped my MAKITA the plastic runner broke clean off. was not happy.
Prefer the Hilti over the DeWalt. Can run a Hilti all day with issues. The DeWalt works equally as well the first week or so then it starts acting up kicking screws sideways.
Just my experience with these two brands.
Why do you leave big gaps against ceiling
Cornice going up over the top. So there is no need to make it tight
@@Maxkil do most houses have cornice there? Im in the usa
Yeah mate. Probably like 80%
Wouldn’t pass fire regs in uk with gaps like that
Yeah wouldn't pass here either.
My crew mainly have hilti guns but I don’t mind makita ones. Personally I like the way the makita sounds
Why the ceiling inside corner space? ive asked before with zero response#1 i have only ever seen this on these aussie videos. why?
Nice work. What are the blue glue you put on the studs? Never seen it before.
Blue glue helps to hold and prevents the metal to sweat and wet the drywall when temperature changes. Is not necessary but some companies put them.
@@edwoodstock79 but its wooden frame work
It's a stud adhesive to hold the board and prevents the board rattling, better then screwing up every stud
Que le ponen a los perfiles antes de poner la placa, algún polímero para pegar la placa? Gracias.
The gaps is to circled the air and save energy ? Don't try to looks you going fast remember, you can go fast but don't sacrifice quality
Cornice is going in the internals, sheets dont need to be tight
Amen to that. Nearly nobody round here understand that. It's quite amazing
Angelica Barbosa sheet rock is a fire and smoke protection system any openings would violate the safety of the people in the room
Allowing possible toxic smoke into the room . This would fail any certificate of occupancy inspection in every state
Angelica Barbosa this would FAIL any inspection. Don't make stupid excuses for lack of knowledge .
@@paulmazurek3608 know your facts befor you think you know it all because you couldn't be more wrong
I like when you are comparing tools. Is the hilti better than the makita tool?
Hilti too bad to do plastering. i had to sell it.
Hilti is best between any collated guns
Why do you guys leave the gap on the top between wall and cieling ?
Hey those screws looked like they were for light gauge metal studs
People around here were I live would think these guys were carpentry gods very nice job guys great tool also
Bruce Johnson lol. Crazy cause seems they get paid by the hour
Gods hang the top sheet first and kick up the bottom sheet so you don't have that gap at the top. Really dont know what you see that's so amazing, but I guess if you dont know what you're looking at anyone can be fooled. Lol
Josh James whoever is taping these definitely Hates their life
The gap is fine. Gets covered by crown made from same materials as the walls. Both materials are not fire rated either. They don't need to be.
Wrong
Doesn't get any easier than just stacking walls now does it for you God forbid do a ceiling
You look professional. Can I ask why you leave gap between the wall and the ceiling. Can someone answear please. Regards
The gap gets covered with a cornice
@@Maxkil That make sens now. Thank you. Regards
How many feet’s are the sheets ?looks bigerThant 12 ft
Are the strips all the same for all brands of machines ?
yeah they are , you can use them on any autofeed screwgun
i can hand feed screws faster. tapers must love you guys.
You mad ?
Está claro que las dos máquinas son unas bestias pero yo soy de makita sin duda alguna.
Saludos desde españa.
Quiero currar con vosotros
Why is there always a 2 inch gap between tge ceilings and walls on these episodes? Is there something special that your tapers use thats quick and efficient to fill those?
Wondered that as well
cornice
Cuál es más comoda o mejor para el trabajo?// who is more confortable or beter for the job?.
Gracias muchachos.// thanx boys.
Hi Juan, gracias Amigo, Hilti my favourite
Si no tienes problema con el cable compra hitachi es dual y Buena, tambien Barata 120 la e tirado de los Sancos varias veces y no se rompe. Makita es amas si te molesta el cable y tienes heramientas makita aorras algo I gual es buena hilti es lo mejor pero mug carro 600$$. En mi opinion llo la uso amas para puntiar la Hoja la myoria de veses no sirve en las esquinas de Arriva.
No compres makita hoy llego la Mia y es Basusra compra hitachi .
Para mi es mejor makita, la bateria carga mas rapido es mas liviana mas barata y de buena calidad
Why do you leave large gaps between the wall and ceiling? Is there a reason for it?
Never heard the saying. You get what to pay for?
I can only assume they either are not associated with the mud crew or crown molding is going up in that area and they're just leaving lots of room for for error? I always thought hang the top piece first though.
There must be another very good reason like settling or something?
Cornice covers the gap we only have the sheets tight to the ceiling if it's a square set finish.
Gotta love the big ass gap at the top. Another bad drywall job.
It's covered with coving or crown moulding if you're in North America.
JRS UK that’s not the proper way. It just goes to show you they have no pride in there work.
Makita never compares with hilti, and I am a makita guy. I put 50 sheets of drywall 15 mm.(UK, London). The colatted, are shit from makita. The rest of the tools are very good. I don't know if the new makita collated gun it's diferend I see that it has 6000rpm...
You may try the new collated screws of Hilti sd-m2 adapter with the same sd 5000-a22
the cost of Hilti too expensive = 2 makita guns. So 2 persons with 2 makita and one person with 1 hilti. What will u choose??
@@quocanhbui883 Hilti i choose for performance, true tool services, efficiency ... The collated screw which in video are old model, check out the brand new type www.hilti.com
top sheet first?
Top sheet first is square set
Top sheet should be first.
@@edwoodstock79 top sheet first is only for a square set finish, don't need it tight for cornice
Where do you guys get those yellow plastic step ups?
They are commonly sold here in stores all over. Australia.
Are these sold in the US? Never seen one of these before.
yeah they are amzn.to/33QG2gY. Up until recently people still thought doing it with loose screws was some way better. They are really good. Just did another video with those tools and they are on the same ones after all this time. Brilliant mate! Thanks for watching
I would like to have an work day with you guy's to learn how to work like that.
You in Australia?
Reason y i work solo now but yiag
A sheet rocked wall is not just for hanging Picts on , it's a safety envelope for fire and smoke. That gap on the upper wall will let fire and smoke pass through wood or vinyl trim will not . Protect the room from a safe fire envelope . Every penetration in the wall should be sealed with fire calk. As a commercial building inspector this Type of Sheetrock instlation would FAIL and the home owner would Not get their co
The Fire Underwriters insurance company will not pay out if if this building was destroyed due to a Fire. Hire contractors that have been in business and have good references , not people like these that are inexpereced screws should be 6 inches apart at the but joints and 8 to 12 in the field (( middle of the board )
Yeah in Australia it's different the walls are not fire rated and don't need to be. Only between two dwellings
Oh also there is glue, instead of screws in the field. We know all this what you said we are just following local requirements
Why would you use these guns if you have to tighten every screw
Not every one
He tightened less than 10 from using like 6-7 dozen...
It's inevitable no matter what tool you're using. Even an impact
If You do it not so fast as they, You won’t tighten even one
Why do they leave a big gap at the top of the wall?? Do they expect the taper to flat tape it?
No, a cornice is installed
The reason they leave big gap, because in Australia they required air coming from the ceiling.
Hello from Greece I want to ask how long is this sheet
Μέχρι 6 μέτρα. Αυτά είναι 4,8 μέτρα.
Question guys ??? Were is the insulation??? Eveybody is talking about screws guns ..labor .. so what happend with the insulation?????????????????⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
Dont have to insulate interior walls.
Lol u dont have to insulate interior walls stupid
😂
You don't have to insulate in cheap shit new build houses and flats.
@@mrpanda2655 perfect acoustics, yeap
What are you gonna do with that big ass gap on the top? You actually fill that and tape?
I've always hung top to bottom, I guess it's a couple steps to skip and easier to hang, but damn that's a huge gap of hate to have to finish that......
It doesnt get tapped so don't have to fill it, cornice goes over it which is made from the same stuff as plasterboard and comes in differnt styles and sizes look it up.
Hey do you load the belt clip yourself or do you buy them loaded????
The screws come in strips ready to go
Im in the US and havent seen them can you buy them online or?
The screws?? Not too sure.. I'd say so... I'm surprised people don't use these collated screw feeders in USA
Yeah nobody knows about them you can only get the attachment online i found out about the tool by running into your vids
Commercial drywall applications use collated screws. Buys them direct from Hilti
Why do u guys leave a little gap from wall to ceiling ?
because after the first sheet is off the ground 10mm and the next sheet is stacked on that. that is what is left over and covered with cornice
@@Maxkil but shouldn’t you start from top so u would eliminate that
Makita the best!
Hilti es Hilti!!
Las baterias duran hasta 3 cargas de las otras!!
Sin mas que decir.
Are you able to put any brand of screws in the hilti ?
We use a hilti at work and are company supply us with dewalt screws if that helps?
Sort of I'm just asking before I buy you know haha. Just wanted to know if you could put any strip of screws in it like a cheap pack or does it have to be Hilti
Nah any pack goes on there mate.
Thank you looks like I'm getting a Hilti now haha £££
Nice work guys, But Festool is better!!!!
Never tried one. They look good though
Good job guys 👌👍👏😎😁greting from Croatia 🇭🇷🇱🇷
Thanks Emil, please subscribe and come back!
What the hell do I have to do to get on a good drywall crew? They suck around here
Make your own crew
Nice work, and congratolations , regards from México
Mario Duran sorry but I’m a Mexican too,I don’t do that can a job,n I do from houses to buildings,100% right
Hay un atornillador que tiene una extención como de pintura para atonillAr desde el piso
Why the I'll leave a 2" gap between the ceiling and the wall
I believe it's getting crown molding and it doesn't need to be up tight.
No you dont put it up tight, the cornice covers it and not putting it tight leaves room for thermal expansion and movement.
hilti for thick plaster board 16mm and 2 lines.
Hilty only good for longer screws on the thicker walls, stronger studs and Jarrah;!but for ceilings your hands getting cramps ;!it's longer can't fit in nail bag properly, I wish Panasonic ,ozito will develop one;!
Alot ppl don’t know about cornice ?????
There is a pile of cornice on floor
That's a terrible way to do it. But I guess where cheap building gets done, then what can ya say.
They don't build em like they used to.
@@LightGesture cornice has been around for ever it's not a cheap way of doing things it's just how it's done here
What is that blue paste that you put on the stud
spyderx92 I’m guessing some sort of glue to help prevent cracking noises later on, same concept as with putting subfloor
Stud adhesive it's called
Looks like their using less screws
God hilti but expensive
No big difference on 10&13 Re.
When you on commercial site and fixing 2or 3 layers of 16&13mm FireStop, you will see who’s the boss.
Eric,hi. What collated gun is better for fire board ? Thanks
Who hangs rock from the bottom especially when there is a lid
Them Aussies from the South
Max must get tired of answering this same question over and over
Makita gun..get out my way hilti
Ok.
All auto feeders are crap except hilti but a corded hitachi auto feeder at lows its dual so you can use auto feed to hold and regular to finish once the are all hanged. Also no struggle on setting the 1/4 drywall
all the time is the sky first after the second leaf and the last one the bottom one so that there is not that space in the sky
Awesome
Makita or you're a clown. Hilti is ok if you get it for free. Too heavy and awkward to carry on your belt. The belt clip is ridiculous
The same screw works on the 2 guns
yes it does
Battery self feed guns are heavy ,
That gaps is still a big mistery for me
Dummy dummy dummy. Go to learn how to do drywall, Beginners.! jajasajajajajajaja
@26 `5
@@adrianchang2544 look up cornice you spastic
Wszystko okej, makita hilti, obie dają radę.... Ale... Jakość tych ścian.... Min. Gdzie wełna? Tylko nie piszcie że tam inny klimat :) pozdrawiam
Johny BnB nawet nie o klimat chodzi tylko o wygłuszenie
"The thing is in inches or some shit". I got a good laugh out of that. The same kind of thing I would have said about the Metric system. They tried to get the US on it back in the 70s but it didn't take.
Hilti all day nvr disappointing
Insulation ?
Between interior walls?.... no only needed on exterior walls
T Pain i don’t think so. What about sound insulation?
@@marcinorlewski3253 aus code is only outside walls. or if the client wants more in the internal wall thats fine but not needed
l have two dewalt drywall screwdriver super
Yeah I had the impact driver screw driver. Worked so well
No es la herramienta, si no el maestro
MAKITA FOREVER 🫵💪✌️🤘👍✊
Makita everything else, other than collated gun and nail guns 🫣
@@Maxkil maybe 🤔
By any building code inspector this job will fail , the gaps at the top in the sheet rock violate the fire code allowing smoke or fire to enter other spaces in the building I have been in the construction business 30 years NYC license # ce632083 don't be Fooled by in experienced people
Yeah f**k those tapers! Y'all ever tape that big ass gap you leave on the ceilings?
Hilti shits on the makita gun. Worst tool makita ever made was their crap collated gun.
Yo prefiero las eléctricas y tornillos regulares pongo más hojas
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Noce que digan pero esta chido!!!
here in Brazil these machines are very ca
Why did you not cut 5 inch off bottom off the board to save that silly 2 inch rip? Jokers! English do it best!!!
Question do you need to have a tattoo in order to work in you crew? Just saying 🤣🤣
nah you don't, do whatever you my bro
mil veces HilTi
the hilti is much better.
Bom dia esse equipamento é top
Makita is the best..
Makita.
Here in Brazil costs a lot this machine.
cost lot in norway also
@@KevinSolem Everything costs a lot in Norway lol
@@KevinSolem makita is about 360$ aus
@@scotland2256 True
@@brocksinclair66 I just checked what the Festool DWC 18-2500 Li-Plus cost in norway without discount ist about 1200 usd.
we have 2 psc in our company
You guys must burn through alot of Money Buying screw coils. Just tack it up and go back with a reg gun... Save u some $