Drywall Screwdriver
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 MAKITA DRYWALL SCREWDRIVER 6801DB  US $34.00
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 DEWALT HEAVY DUTY DRYWALL SCREWDRIVER US $50.00
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 Dewalt DW272 VSR Drywall Screwdriver Clean US $39.95
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DEWALT DW272 6.3 Amp Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $184.18 Sale Price: $89.00  |
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Built for fast, consistent fastening, the DEWALT DW272 4,000 rpm VSR Drywall Screwdriver packs accurate performance into a lightweight package. Ideal for all day production use, the screwdriver's ergonomics and innovative, depth-sensitive "set-and-forget" nosepiece contribute to superior performance when working with drywall... |
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DEWALT DW257 6.2 Amp Deck/Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $174.27 Sale Price: $89.00 |
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The rugged DEWALT DW257 deck and drywall screwdriver is built tough, yet still comfortable to use in all your drywall, decking, siding, flooring, and stud fastening tasks. Ergonomically crafted with comfortable 2 finger rubber grip and simple to adjust nosepiece, the DW267 offers dependable results... |
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DEWALT DC520KA 18-Volt NiCd Cordless Drywall/Deck Screwdriver Kit List Price: $446.29 Sale Price: $244.00 |
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The DeWalt DC520KA Heavy Duty 18-volt Ni-Cad Cordless Drywall/Deck Screwdriver features dual speed ranges: 0-900 RPM for decking and 0-2,900 RPM for drywall use. Key features include a depth sensitive "set and forget" nosepiece for consistent fastener depth and a high-performance fan-cooled motor for maximum power and durability... |
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Milwaukee 6742-20 6.5 Amp Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $158.00 Sale Price: $84.99 |
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USA Cordless: No, Volts: 120, Rated RPM: 0 - 4,000, Amps: 6.5, Variable Speed: Yes, Belt Clip Included: Yes |
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Makita FS6200 6,000 RPM Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $178.00 Sale Price: $101.58 |
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The Makita FS6200 Drywall Screwdriver (0-6,000 rpm) delivers speed, power, and ergonomics. It is ideal for hanging sheet rock on wood frame.View largerFS6200 FeaturesPOWER - Powerful 6 amp motor with 0-6,000 rpm designed to handle all framing and hanging applicationsINNOVATION - Ergonomically designed rubberized pistol grip for increased comfort and controlCONVENIENCE - Built-in L... |
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Makita LXSF01Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Drywall Screwdriver-Tool Only List Price: $312.00 Sale Price: $156.18 |
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Includes 18V Cordless LXT Li-Ion Pistol Grip Drywall Screwdriver - LXSF01, Tool Belt Clip - 346317-0, Tool Only - Battery and Charger Sold Separately |
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DEWALT DW255 6-Amp Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $153.72 Sale Price: $62.99 |
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Bare-Tool DEWALT DC520B 18v. Heavy Duty Cordless Drywall/Deck Screwdriver (Tool Only, No Battery) Sale Price: $159.99 |
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DEWALT DW276 6.5-Amp Variable-Speed Reversing Drywall Screwdriver List Price: $210.39 Sale Price: $113.40 |
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Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver List Price: $179.99 Sale Price: $79.00 |
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The efficient and versatile Senco 1R0004N DS200-AC Duraspin 3,300 RPM Collated Screwdriver is ideal for professional remodelers, contractors, and weekend hobbyists. Its corded power drives one- to two-inch screws, even in the hardest of woods, and a collated screw system eliminates the need for handling loose screws, which immediately increases productivity... |
I found a crack in the block foundation of my house with black mold coming from it...?
I found a small crack with thick black mold in a 1’x3’ area & a little mold on back of drywall 1 ft up thru entire finished basement. I removed all drywall 4 ft up, took out all carpet & trim, bleached foundation, wood framing & floors. I found a few hairline cracks (probably from settling), but no mold near them. There’s some rusty nails in wood, vents are rusting & some of wood is damp & rotting & also near floor above what looks like concrete block turned sideways in the floor. I hit in holes with a screwdriver & its concrete at bottom. I patched up cracks with masonry cement, coated foundation with masonry sealant & coated wood with mold-resistant paint. I was told to build up around foundation with a lot of dirt & put rubber sheeting between dirt & foundation. Siding & windows need replacing, but don’t have $ for that right now. Should I do a quick-fix & sell house for what I owe on it or should I just gut & refinish entire basement or just replace drywall 4 ft down?
Be careful about a quick-fix in order to sell...you have to disclose any problems and can be held liable, even sued. Any decent home inspector will find it if it is still a problem. Sounds like you have done good job at removing most of the probelm. But if you want to stay in your house, I would invest in a mold inspector (check any company like this out w/the BBB) prior to replacing the drywall. If it is truely Black Mold, it is nothing to mess with and can cause serious health problems is not completely removed.
