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   RenaissanceRestorations | Nov 20, 2004 11:41pm | #1

   SENCO Duraspin, the way to go.

   Renaissance Restorations
   Antique & Victorian Home Restoration Services
   http://www.renaissancerestorations.com

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   Pertz | Nov 25, 2004 05:36pm | #2

   Thanks, ordered it, we're off...

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   grizwald | Nov 28, 2004 10:32pm | #3

   In general I have had good experience with senco products EXCEPT for the autofeel electric screwdriver.  Any backing that did not have the consistency of soft cheese would strip the driver head and or result in a screw sticking out of the sheet rock requiring hand placement.  After usiong this piece of ____ for three separate projects I was finally so sick of it that I took it out to the street and using a five pound sledge hammer pounded it to dust.  I did rescue the cord for use on something else but it will be a long cold day in the hot country before I buy another Senco.  this is actually too bad as I have owned a variety of Senco air products in the past that worked fine but the auto-feed screwdriver worked poorly when new and went down hill from there.

   By the way I have never in 40 years, even thrown a tool out let alone reduced it to rubble.  I have many of the hand tools that my grandfather gave me but this thing deserved to die horribly.

   grizwald