screw gun

Screw guns are similar to the power drill, at least in appearance.

Not to mention a sense of humor and a deft hand with a screw gun.

I can always put down on a job application that I know how to handle a screw gun.

My days echoed with the wonderful sound of screw guns putting up Sheetrock.

Screw guns look like a normal drill although they have a "nose" as opposed to a chuck.

My son was in the bathroom, so I tucked the screw gun under my jacket and walked outside.

A screw gun slammed into Sheetrock, and a table saw ripped through plywood.

On the kitchen counter lay my ex-husband's screw gun that he uses in his work as a sheetrocker.

Once you have the panels, only a glue gun and a screw gun are required to assemble the home.

"At least, it's only finishing," Rimbol muttered as he pressed a trigger on a screw gun.

A drywall screw gun is a tool used to install drywall.

Decking screw guns have a long handle so the user does not have to bend over.

Some screw gun users like to keep their motor running constantly, while installing drywall, and this practice is recommended by manufacturers.

Some screw guns auto-feed screws from a clip.

Some screw guns are designed for drywall installation, some for general construction purposes.

The barrel and breech were carried separately, and screwed together for action, hence the name "screw gun".

With a screw gun from the Mule Battery covering them, the Egyptians stormed the house.

The bit sells for about $16, much cheaper than power screw guns costing $100 or more, said the company's vice president of marketing, Donald Andrus.

The Dimpler, made by the Disston Company, is a metal bit that converts any drill into a power screw gun.

The only fire support that the garrison possessed was a single Maxim machine-gun and an antiquated 7-pounder screw gun, for which there was little ammunition.

Screw guns were so-named, because the barrels could be broken down into pieces, to be carried on mules in mountainous regions.

That is how he has come to be wedged into a basement staircase, screw gun in hand, tacking up drywall on the afternoon of Nov. 6.

Wiping her sweaty brow on the sleeve of her shirt, Crystal picked up the drywall screw gun and loaded her pouch with screws.

Nicholas Smacchia, owner of Plastering by Nicholas in Thornwood, said his favorite piece of equipment was a portable screw gun.