Nice! I just put up another video on it and there is part of that video you want to watch, is how to pull the front part of the gun on and off, becuase it not clear in the instructions.
Do these work with metal screws too? Like that metabo model that isn’t actually a drywall driver but a metal driver ? You’d i Think someone would make a hybrid
Milwaukee 18v is the same as dewalt 20v What the world calls 18v is what a few brands in the USA call 20v. Dewalt a 20v Max like is 18v everywhere else. They justify calling it 20v max because the battery is indeed MAX 20v when fully charged, so is Milwaukee’s and everyone else’s 18v. Milwaukee is 18v nominal, dewalt is 18v nominal. Red is 20v max, yellow is 20v MAX. it’s just a marketing ploy to make you think the bigger number is better. It’s all the same though. Now that you know this truth please spread the word
Hey you got it congrats 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks! Now that i had some time to play with it. I have a review coming out tomorrow
looking to pick one up this week with the attachment.
Nice! I just put up another video on it and there is part of that video you want to watch, is how to pull the front part of the gun on and off, becuase it not clear in the instructions.
if you see 20v and 18v its the same thing,12v tools are 10.8v
Do these work with metal screws too? Like that metabo model that isn’t actually a drywall driver but a metal driver ? You’d i
Think someone would make a hybrid
It uses regular metal sheetrock screews, which is normally 1 5/8 inch. I will be putting out another video on testing it later this week.
Milwaukee 18v is the same as dewalt 20v
What the world calls 18v is what a few brands in the USA call 20v. Dewalt a 20v Max like is 18v everywhere else. They justify calling it 20v max because the battery is indeed MAX 20v when fully charged, so is Milwaukee’s and everyone else’s 18v.
Milwaukee is 18v nominal, dewalt is 18v nominal. Red is 20v max, yellow is 20v MAX. it’s just a marketing ploy to make you think the bigger number is better. It’s all the same though.
Now that you know this truth please spread the word
Ah! Thanks for the clarifcation. Most of my corded tools are Dewalt and Milwaukee, but I don't have any in cordless.