Adjustable DIMPLER ® Drywall Bit | Perfect for Converting Electric and Impact Drills into a Drywall & Deck Screw Gun | Holds the Screw with a Poweful Magnet

This product works excellently, it turns your drill into a drywall hanging machine.Don’t try to govern the input just squeeze the trigger all the way to full speed and let the device do its job.

Good tool for setting screws to the desired depth. Well made. Easy to use.

It's hard to get to know how to use , if your novice at dry wall , now if one has some knowledge of drywall ,there would be some getting used to this tool . As it dimples and does not stop at appropriate depth , but to some one who knows how far to drive the screws no worries , now it has adjustments for depth but it's hard to move . This to me is a touch up fitting for use when finishing the tape and mud . Montana

This little tool came in like a drywall whisperer. No more guessing, no more overdriving screws like I’m trying to send them to Narnia. The Dimpler does its job and saves me from my own aggressive screwing (don’t make it weird). Easy to use, feels durable, and makes me feel like I actually know what I’m doing with a drill. 5 stars for making me look less like a rookie.

Product lasted through 6 sheets of drywall. 32 to screws in each sheet, so approximately 192 screws give or take a few. Would not recommend. The shaft that connects to the drill spins, but the Phillips head will no longer engage. Something internal stripped.

Great concept but not the best. On the lowest setting (#1) it still sunk into the Sheetrock going beyond the paper. I have yet to use it on a deck. Not great for Sheetrock.

This is the stuff. If you just have to do a repair or two and don't want to invest in a drywall screw drill, the Dimpler does exactly what you need. You can drive screws into drywall to the perfect depth and it does it every time, and you don't have to try to "feather" the screwhead into the drywall or anything, you just let the drill run full speed and the Dimpler just disengages when it reaches the pre-set depth. It'll keep spinning as long as you hold down the drill's trigger, but it won't drive the screw any deeper than you told it to. Exactly what you want.Takes a while to find the exact setting your drill and your drywall and your screws need, so spend a bit of practice time on a spare piece. And always check the setting ring to make sure it's set to the depth you want; seemed like it could drift a bit after driving a lot of screws.If I was a drywall contractor, I wouldn't touch this thing, I'd get a real drywall drill. But for a homeowner putting up a few sheets, this thing is perfect.

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