mr spoon think twice about that makita gun, over the years i have had 3 of those 110v, and 2 18v battery makitas, now for continued use as in 2/3days a week you will be lucky to 1 year out of them they are heavy with not a great deal of power, amuch better option is the ryobi caged screw gun its more powerful dosent jam as much, it has an easier action, it lasts about the same, with2/3 day use a week around 1 year, but its around £60/70 cheaper than the Makita
mr spoon think twice about that makita gun, over the years i have had 3 of those 110v, and 2 18v battery makitas, now for continued use as in 2/3days a week you will be lucky to 1 year out of them they are heavy with not a great deal of power, amuch better option is the ryobi caged screw gun its more powerful dosent jam as much, it has an easier action, it lasts about the same, with2/3 day use a week around 1 year, but its around £60/70 cheaper than the Makita
ta very much, overhall tho judging by other peoples comments also... for reliability id be better odd with a manual screwgun for reliability...tho ofcourse the ryobi will save me time and cash Â![]()
i also use the senco and a 18v dewalt impact wrench for the little stragglers that dont always go inSenco duraspin 14.4v battery i do use a 110v dewalt tek gun too very good,