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Milwaukee 6790-20 6.5 Amp Self Drill Fastener Screwdriver
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List Price: $230.00
Our Price: $118.49
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Product Details
- Binding: Tools & Hardware
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- Brand: Milwaukee
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- EAN: 0045242058549
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- Features: Powerful 6.5 amp motor, 0 to 2500 rpm, variable speed control, Ramp-off depth locator for easy depth adjustments, All metal gear case and diaphragm, Ergonomic tactile grip and two finger trigger for user comfort and balance, Limited warranty
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- Label: Milwaukee
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- Manufacturer: Milwaukee
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- Model: 6790-20
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- Product Group: Home Improvement
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- Publisher: Milwaukee
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- Studio: Milwaukee
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- Title: Milwaukee 6790-20 6.5 Amp Self Drill Fastener Screwdriver
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- UPC: 045242058549
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Avg Customer Rating: 
Product Description: Use with self-drilling/tapping screws. All metal gear case and diaphragm. Improved guidance system for less run-out. Ramp-off depth indicator for easy depth adjustments. Controls depth of every screw with the no slip depth guide. Quiet snap action clutch. Ergonomic tactile grip. Variable speed with two finger trigger. STANDARD EQUIPMENT: Removable belt clip with bit storage, 5/16" hex socket driver, depth locator assembly and 10' 2-wire Quik-Lok rubber cord. SPECIFICATIONS: 6.5amp motor, 0 t o 2500RPM variable speed control, UL listed.
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Customer Reviews
Great Quality, easy use...except
I've been using this tool every day for the past month for hanging drywall, fastening cement board, putting down decking and installing wood plank flooring. It has performed admirably and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase and use this tool again. For the price it is an excellent value - even when compared with other brands such as DeWalt, Makita, etc.... The "no-slip" depth adjustment is a great feature when you take of the gauge to back out screws - you just put the gauge back on without concern for readjustment, it's always right on.My only reservation is the adjustment of the depth gauge itself. It becomes noticebly more difficult to use after only a little dust has collected - a frequent occurance with drywall and cement board. I found myself cleaning and lubing this part once a day when it was in constant use. If you're using the tool for the same depth all the time, I suppose this isn't a concern. Other than this one bad tick , the tool is very well made (it's a Milwaukee after all) and very easy to use.
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