Drywall screw setter
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Drywall screws tend to be very hard and brittle. An impact driver doesn't play well with them. A drill, especially with a clutch, is a better choice. If you must, you can buy a Jacobs style chuck with a 1/4" hex shank that will lock into your impact driver.
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(12-04-2017, 01:42 PM)blackhat Wrote: Drywall screws tend to be very hard and brittle. An impact driver doesn't play well with them. 

I've done at least a house's worth of drywall screws with an impact driver without a problem.  Ignorance is bliss I guess. 
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I have an older DeWalt corded screw-gun. Still going strong for about 22 years. I like the corded because it's lighter. I like a screw gun over a chucked drill because the business end is narrower and gets into corners much better.
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