/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1561870
>Screwguns are still mostly corded.

we're talking about multi-purpose drill-drivers and Hammer drills, not dedicated specialty drywall guns. a corded drill might be fine putting holes in things but without a clutch, speed controls and eletric brake i would go anywhere near one for driving screws, its like using a demolition hammer to put roofing nails in.

even then every major brand (including Ridgid and Ryobi) have cordless brushless drywall guns with auto-drive functions and optional collated screw attachments that are smaller, lighter, quieter and smarter than any corded legacy tools floating around on a jobsite.