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Your cart is empty.The W6V4SD2 is the perfect tool for all of your drywall collated screw needs. The W6V4SD2 has a maximum speed of 4,500 RPM and an awesome torque rating of 81.5 in-lbs. This is the perfect combination of speed and power to tackle any drywall installation with ease. With a screw capacity from 3/4" to 2-3/16" and a diameter of #6-#12, you can use this tool in varying applications. The W6V4SD2 has a tool free screw length adjustment and tool-free depth of drive adjustment. The W6V4SD2 comes with a 24.6 foot long cord so there is less concern about the location of power outlets. The W6V4SD2 is the perfect package when it comes to a collated screw driving tool. Standard accessories: #2 Phillips Bit, Case Hardened Drywall Nose Piece.
A.
Reviewed in Canada on August 19, 2018
Make hanging drywall a breeze. Faster and wayyy more accurate than a dimple bit on a drill. If you value your time you'll buy one.
Bob P
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2018
Ease of loading and screw progression was the best part. Several misses on most strips but not a big thing.
LikeTools
Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2018
Tool has an attachment to be used as regular drywall gun, but it does not fit (manufacturing mistake). The drill bit is Philips, only. Robertson # 2 AND # 3 can be purchased through Amazon.com and Amazon.ca (very expensive); but both DO NOT fit the tool, though it is made for it. The tool does NOT take other drill bits (though 7 inch long, like Milwaukee). Just useless. Service by Hitachi is useless and not helpful.
mrfixit
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2018
used it often, screw drills like this can't be compared to standard drills used as screw drivers. Drive a screw in a second. I can't wait to do some a deck with one of these. I used this for drywall to easily drill with one hand.
T. Cowart
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2017
This is my first Hitachi tool but won't, {God willing}, be my last. Admittedly, I've only owned this tool for a very short time and cannot attest to it's durability, but it functions perfectly. It looks very "old school" and lacks the modern ray gun appearance or the Senco and Rigid models that incorporate the contoured screw guides that sweep around the pistol grip, but this gun has almost infinite adjustments and can be set to any variation in depth or angle desired. The tool itself aside, the customer service is wonderful. I phoned Hitachi, only a few miles up the road from me, with a few questions regarding the, {for me}, confusing array of screw bits available for these guns. The phone was answered by a real person who Connected me to an older guy named "Jack" in tech support who couldn't answer my questions but actually took the time to research the information that I needed while I remained on the phone. I've owned practically every brand power tool that you can name and most calls to the manufacturers, if you can even make one, results in leaving a voice mail message that is never returned or an email that is seldom answered. This level of customer service goes a long way with me.
Hunter
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2017
Having used both the Senco and Hitachi models, Hitachi is the clear winner here. Neither is pleasant in corners, but the Hitachi is less unpleasant. The Hitachi also is much less likely to jam due to drywall dust build up. The long cord is a nice touch also. If you're hanging drywall, this is the biggest timesaver you can get.
MattGreat1
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2017
THESE ARE "REFURB" UNITS...BUT THEY ARE NOT REFURBED!! Didn't get a chance to use it until the return window had passed by 3 days. Transmission just grinds horribly on 80% of the screws. So irritated. Hanging lids by myself I needed this to work. Now I will be 3 days behind on my job and out 120 bucks!
Chip B.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2017
I received a factory refurbished unit in a bag with an attachment that didn't fit the drill. No where does it say refurbished in the description. The thing didn't make it past the first screw load before it would not drive screws anymore. Returning.
GEJ12184
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2016
If you're doing a drywall project and place any value on time then you need a collated driver. Especially helpful on ceilings. This paid for itself in hours saved on the first day of use. I don't have any real attachment to Hitachi versus Senco -I have a couple other Hitachi tools that have been real workhorses. This worked flawlessly (we were using Senco 2" screws for the project).This comes with a standard chuck that you can install in place of the driver system to use this as a standard power drill.
Jose Duenas
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2016
Make work super easy one man drywall hanging machine... Drive 10 screws in 5 seconds
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