Attachement chargeur à grande capacite pour cloisons sèches

So first off the product works great, bought one to try in production facility, little confusing at first trying to figure out how to attach the 5.75" bit so it wasn't to long but, fortunately tech support was able to let me know the magnetic bit holder also comes out and did require some vise grips and a good yank to get out, due to the product being new.

Straight out of the box it doesn’t tell you that you have to remove the collar and put in the special bit. Then when I have it on auto start it does not sink the screws in far enough. I tried messing with the depth adjustment but still get the same result. Also seems like it struggles to put a screw in the wood.

The first dozen times I use this it exceeded my expectations but now if I don’t hold it perfectly straight the heads do not sync properly and I have to go back and correct them. Also I am having feet issues where the screw isn’t fully seating and I am burning through bits. I’ve been using the same Senco screws.

I bought this and the screw gun I sold my Dewalt set up as all the rest of my tools are Milwaukee This collater did not work rite out of the box When it was installed straight up and down it would not lock on so it kept falling off The advancer was off and kept missing and jaming

Al principio es un avance muy buena, pero después de un tiempo se atasca de una manera que te hace perder demasiado tiempo, compre otra y ahora tengo dos que no no sirven no se si es que necesita algún ajuste pero creo son desechables!

Has seen mixed reviews I decided to give it a try myself. It’s difficult to use not sure if I need a special screws, 2 inch Senco will not line up and jam. Don’t have any instructions. Did I get a defective one?

I love milwaukee, but this thing is junk. Comes with the wrong sized bit, but even when I purchase the correct size it still does not work. I've never got a single screw to work with it.

I have shot about a 1000 screws with mine. It definitely speeds up the process from flipping screws. I will be adding a 2nd Milwaukee screw gun and attachment before long.

Poor engineering on the adjustment for different screw lengths. Using a little force keeping the bit in the screw it will slip in the adjustment slot and jam.

Can't screw into internals, can't screw around metal and ally door frames. It's great on a straight run. And depth changes on it's own causing it to jam.

can't use the tool if no one locally will supply the correct bit. other products great.....

Would not even fit on the gun it is solely designed for.

This is a great tool overall. But I looked at the instructions and gave up trying to follow it. After 5 minutes of working out the setup myself it was running. The manual only skims over the steps. Setup was easy... Remove the the existing cone, Pull out the standard bit and magnetic holder,(You will need plyers for this) Insert the 5.75" (148mm) driver bit it will seat into the 1st seat but you have to push the bit (With some force) into the 2nd seat. Attach the collated magazine to the drill. Load a strip of screws into the feeder. Push down as if you were driving a screw to advance the screws (DO NOT DO THIS WITH THE BATTERY ATTACHED TO THE DRILL!). Line the screw up with the screw length adjuster. Slide the orange button over and slide the adjuster forward or backwards to the length of the screw leaving 1/8" (3-4mm) space (The screw should slide through with out making contact with any part of the gun. (this will allow easy removal of the strip of screws and will prevent jam ups with a misfire) And you are ready to hang drywall. I am using the cheap 1"1/4 Makita strip screws. As far as spare PH2 bits go 48-30-1000 you can get them from Milwaukee parts or you can use Milwaukee 4932459393 148mm (5.75") bits (Sold in a 3 pack) at some hardware stores or online.

Milwaukee should be embarrassed at the terrible instructions they provided with their amazing tool brand and their responses to the customers. Thanks, Radiotech The manual only skims over the steps. Setup was easy... Remove the existing cone, pull out the standard bit and magnetic holder, (You will need plyers for this) Insert the 5.75" (148mm) driver bit it will seat into the 1st seat, but you have to push the bit (With some force) into the 2nd seat. Attach the collated magazine to the drill. Load a strip of screws into the feeder. Push down as if you were driving a screw to advance the screws (DO NOT DO THIS WITH THE BATTERY ATTACHED TO THE DRILL!). Line the screw up with the screw length adjuster. Slide the orange button over and slide the adjuster forward or backwards to the length of the screw leaving 1/8" (3-4mm) space (The screw should slide through without making contact with any part of the gun. (this will allow easy removal of the strip of screws and will prevent jam ups with a misfire), And you are ready to hang drywall. I am using the cheap 1"1/4 Makita strip screws. As far as spare PH2 bits go 48-30-1000 you can get them from Milwaukee parts, or you can use Milwaukee 4932459393 148mm (5.75") bits (Sold in a 3 pack) at some hardware stores or online. Basically, rip out the bit and bit holder with plyers and force the bit supplied in.