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Looks like a great price!
I'm on the Milwaukee platform so I generally
don't buy DeWalt unless it's something I really like. The Spade Mixed is amazing from DeWalt!
DCF620 drywall screwgun will be replaced by smaller, more compact DCF630 with a push start mode that doesn't use battery until pressed in which increases run time. The new DCE555 cutout tool has a more compact grip and pairs with a dust extractor. https://youtu.be/k1I9Dt1okDM?t=801
DCF620 drywall screwgun will be replaced by smaller, more compact DCF630 with a push start mode that doesn't use battery until pressed in which increases run time. The new DCE555 cutout tool has a more compact grip and pairs with a dust extractor. https://youtu.be/k1I9Dt1okDM?t=801
I think this is a good deal but great post highlighting the new features coming out on the new versions of these tools.
DCF620 drywall screwgun will be replaced by smaller, more compact DCF630 with a push start mode that doesn't use battery until pressed in which increases run time. The new DCE555 cutout tool has a more compact grip and pairs with a dust extractor. https://youtu.be/k1I9Dt1okDM?t=801
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Chasing technology is expensive... Nevertheless, with a collator, there is no reason to turn off gun that stays cooler and depend on a push switch that is the wear point and also creates more cyclic load on the tool that is like accelerating a car from 0 to 60 and slamming on the brakes each screw. As mentioned, it is that continuous run time that keeps the fan running, dust cleared and the tool cooler for longevity.
Now, the cut out tool with vacuum is cool, but slow... Notice how the demonstrator left the bit in hole until tool shut down? It makes a substantial mess if you don't. Not much beats a decent shop vac for collecting dust if that is important. Nevertheless, the new design is ergonomic; not as fat for smaller hands.
Personally, I would chase the OP for the best deal and buy a collator linked to above that is heavily discounted. Or just buy a deal on a Senco or whatever and perhaps a Ryobi cut out tool from DTO on a deal.
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I'm on the Milwaukee platform so I generally
don't buy DeWalt unless it's something I really like. The Spade Mixed is amazing from DeWalt!
Now, you just need the DCF6202 [amazon.com] or the DCF6201 [amazon.com] collator that are both on sale.
And of course, a drywall panel lift [amazon.com] that they do sell extensions for, but many like the 4 wheel version [amazon.com] a bit better for stability.
Chasing technology is expensive... Nevertheless, with a collator, there is no reason to turn off gun that stays cooler and depend on a push switch that is the wear point and also creates more cyclic load on the tool that is like accelerating a car from 0 to 60 and slamming on the brakes each screw. As mentioned, it is that continuous run time that keeps the fan running, dust cleared and the tool cooler for longevity.
Now, the cut out tool with vacuum is cool, but slow... Notice how the demonstrator left the bit in hole until tool shut down? It makes a substantial mess if you don't. Not much beats a decent shop vac for collecting dust if that is important. Nevertheless, the new design is ergonomic; not as fat for smaller hands.
Personally, I would chase the OP for the best deal and buy a collator linked to above that is heavily discounted. Or just buy a deal on a Senco or whatever and perhaps a Ryobi cut out tool from DTO on a deal.
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