I'm glad they changed the forward/ reverse switch, I'm always bumping it by accident on the old one. The new one looks so much smaller too, can't wait to try it out. Thanks for the video Memo!
That's crazy man it's so weird ppl have different taste I'd waaayy rather have a faster forward and reverse switch then the impact switch on a screw gun
@Drew Shafer if you are using the screwgun for drywall u can pop the nose cone off hit reverse and apply a bit of pressure against the missed screw and swiped it left or right either way it will losen up and then u just grip with you're fingers and away u go
@Corny Fehr Yeah, I took off the nose cone in favor of the collated screw attachment. It's a pain to remove, and quicker for me to just switch to the mini impact. We need a stud sensing nose cone to eliminate misses entirely
Would have loved a big trigger for forward, and small for reverse instead of having to change the mode. I've used the old Dewalt, and find the switch there to be much easier than to change the direction switch on the Festool which is high up on top of the took
I'll bet they did away with the reverse switch cause of to much wear and breaking, and went to thicker button for longer llife. This is a good gun with the N7.
I hung drywall for 12 years when I was younger close to 30 years ago, no cordless tools, no collated screws, you guys are spoiled! 😆Just kidding, I have 6, 12 foot sheets I have to hang in my house and I may just buy one of these guns just because I want to see how things could have been! I will not be buying the collated screw attachment though, we were very fast without that and they didn't exist anyway, I am curious what the price difference is though between a box of screws, I think the box we would buy was like a 30 pound box, and the equivalent of the collated screws, I'm guessing it would be very sizable. Happy new year!
@@johnfisher9969 all 20v dewalt battery interchangeable the powerstack battery is just smaller footprint different battery tech (pouch vs cells) very expensive though
I feel bad for the trim guy thats gonna have to case those doors, scribing casing SUCKS!! Framers meed to stop doing that 3" off the wall shit, should be at least 4.5"
The board and screws were removed after video that's why I did it on the case opening since it was foing to get buried with wood to hide the holes the screws left behind. I won't set up the guys behind me like that. Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
Take spray froam fill it in and take a break away knife and cutt it flat sand it smooth then add some 20 min hot mud over the foam down the wall a bit boom gap be gone mfs
The guy who's got to mud over all those extra screws😂
I like the change of the forward/reverse switch as well.........
somebody demoing that corner is going to lose their mind
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Back in stock order soon they go pretty fast.
That's gonna be you're new favourite looks great!
I'm glad they changed the forward/ reverse switch, I'm always bumping it by accident on the old one. The new one looks so much smaller too, can't wait to try it out. Thanks for the video Memo!
That's crazy man it's so weird ppl have different taste I'd waaayy rather have a faster forward and reverse switch then the impact switch on a screw gun
@@cornyfehr1094 I can see that, I guess I don't usually use reverse on it. I keep the m12 in a holster in case I have to pull a miss
@Drew Shafer if you are using the screwgun for drywall u can pop the nose cone off hit reverse and apply a bit of pressure against the missed screw and swiped it left or right either way it will losen up and then u just grip with you're fingers and away u go
@Corny Fehr Yeah, I took off the nose cone in favor of the collated screw attachment. It's a pain to remove, and quicker for me to just switch to the mini impact. We need a stud sensing nose cone to eliminate misses entirely
I cut the forward/reverse switch off because it was SO annoying. With the magazine feed attachment, I never put it in reverse anyway
Would have loved a big trigger for forward, and small for reverse instead of having to change the mode. I've used the old Dewalt, and find the switch there to be much easier than to change the direction switch on the Festool which is high up on top of the took
Oh man….do you know how much it costs me when you make these videos?? Lol
Super helpful. Thank you!
Good review thank you.
Nice review 👍
favorite saying in a reno.
"taper can fill that" ! 😅
They don’t need to worry about the strength of that wall
We prefill with hotmud then tape wall strength is solid
I'll bet they did away with the reverse switch cause of to much wear and breaking, and went to thicker button for longer llife. This is a good gun with the N7.
The gen 1 is also brushless
Where did you the collated attachment on the Dewalt drywall gun
U tried it with the attachment yet
Damn son I don't think she's going anywhere maybe move to another piece 😂
Is there alot of work down there where your from bro
Can you use the hilti collared screws with the SuperDrive n7?
I think that you need a few more screws.
What brand it's attachments
Thanks
Can't find this attachment. Can you send a link?
Thanks
What about this pistol? Are 620 and 630 common? Is it a model?
I hung drywall for 12 years when I was younger close to 30 years ago, no cordless tools, no collated screws, you guys are spoiled! 😆Just kidding, I have 6, 12 foot sheets I have to hang in my house and I may just buy one of these guns just because I want to see how things could have been! I will not be buying the collated screw attachment though, we were very fast without that and they didn't exist anyway, I am curious what the price difference is though between a box of screws, I think the box we would buy was like a 30 pound box, and the equivalent of the collated screws, I'm guessing it would be very sizable. Happy new year!
Thanks brother sounds like a blast hahaha glad everything is cordless now.
@@csdrywallhawaii Ha, BTW, I did buy the newest one, haven't used it yet but already love it anyway! Good luck!
What attachment? Pls send the link
Where can i get the superdrive n7
A minha parou de funcionar a mudança de modos de parafusagem, sabe algo a respeito? Obrigado
Whats the end called holding the screws.. what model number is the end. Thanks
best ?
What is that exact collated attachment for the new DCF630?
came here to ask that same question
damn, I was looking for an excuse not to buy it. clicked the wrong video i guess. awesome job btw.
Well for 1 you ain't gonna be using reverse with the automatic feeder
Hey brother , I have some questions about spraying level 5 is there a place where I can reach you
Reach out on Facebook
Does anyone know if this setup can use 2" deck screws for plywood sheathing and such? If so, what brand of collated screws are compatible? Thanks!
Yup the Grabber screws or any corallated Phillips.
What are the floors covered with and why?
Paper for easier clean up.
What brand are your collated attachments?
N7 super drive by grabber
Thanks for the reply
I heard it works great for subfloors too?
Yup
Hi quick question why you you them rockers instead of the Dewalt ones? Are they better?
They are a bit smoother when going faster.
DCF630
In new zealand they still only selling the old gun. I been waiting and hoping but kinda need one now. Would u still buy the old one?
If there's no better option than yes.
Wow dude shouldn't have showed that high room lmfao the little rascals club house had less cracks in it
Haha
what is the model number of that screwgun ?
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The old one is better more long to put your hand
Do you have a link to the hook ?
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You guys don’t have 54” drywall out there?
lol they do. What you was looking at that small 2”belly😂
does dcf630b work with 18v battery?
No only the 20v.
Are the batteries interchangeable?
Both 20v
@@bradleykornele so the old Dewalt 20v work in the new guns?
@@johnfisher9969 all 20v dewalt battery interchangeable the powerstack battery is just smaller footprint different battery tech (pouch vs cells) very expensive though
@@bradleykornele thats what I needed to know. Thanks! Time for a new gun and router, ive got like 6 batteries that are still good.
Does this new model leave the screws flushed or zinc in correctly old one just wouldn't 🤔
We haven't had any issues with both models.
@@csdrywallhawaii I switched to Makita after first model first model lock button always popped loose but this new one seems different
Poor mud guy
I saw that but I'm sure it looks great when they're done
Ah after corner bead, all those screws will be way easy to mud.
as a mud guy. in the right place i dont care how many screws. just sunk screws, and sliding it on and keep going. might laugh but thats it
I hope he made enough money from this video to cover the back charges from the taper
Hahaha we tape all our houses so we can't complain about the hanging.
I feel bad for the trim guy thats gonna have to case those doors, scribing casing SUCKS!! Framers meed to stop doing that 3" off the wall shit, should be at least 4.5"
The board and screws were removed after video that's why I did it on the case opening since it was foing to get buried with wood to hide the holes the screws left behind. I won't set up the guys behind me like that. Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
gift me,. plisss
Take spray froam fill it in and take a break away knife and cutt it flat sand it smooth then add some 20 min hot mud over the foam down the wall a bit boom gap be gone mfs