Screwing down a floor is EASY with the Simpson Strong Tie PRO300SD25K Collated Corded Decking System

Brad shows how he saves his back while screwing down a floor - EASY with the Simpson Strong Tie PRO300SD25K Collated Corded Decking System. Check it out on Amazon USA: amzn.to/2C3clk4 and Amazon Canada: amzn.to/328kM8o
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This video is about the Simpson Strong Tie PRO300SD25K Collated Corded Decking System, drywall screwgun, how to screw a sub floor, framing, construction, screwing down a floor

[@hammerandhome]

Brad uses this nailer to fasten decks fast! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYnInaOghZiLnqM

[@harryjansen6789]

I have the same system i bought probably 20 yrs ago,it has never failed, as you know you can go as fast as you want , best tool i ever bought, be well,

[@hammerandhome]

@@harryjansen6789 it’s truly a game changer, I never had any issues with it until my sparky put the screws in backwards and it broke the head. I ended up buying a new one and it’s still working great. 👍

[@jerrybrawley5160]

Excellent Video! Thank you for explaining what screws could be used, no other video would explain that! Im subscribed now!!

[@thomasgilliam3104]

The 300s attachment allow for drywall screws. Can you shoot drywall screws with it.

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

will this work on a regular cordless drill, or it has to be a screw gun

[@gonzalobarrera3129]

Muchas gracias yo no savia como husar mi juguete nuevo aora si ya se el funcionaminto gracias por el tutorial

[@paulmarques3109]

Great review

[@hammerandhome]

thank you

[@garyjones5406]

Thanks , I needed a bit of tuition👍👍. I just bought one of these without the screw gun ...bloody nightmare trying to find the correct adaptor ...apparently they doesn't exist for my Dewalt DCF620 cordless drywall gun , so I had to buy a dedicated Dewalt skin for $500 Australian. Damn expensive here. Hope it does the trick.

[@hammerandhome]

wow! that is expensive. best of luck with it. I have switched over to using ballistic nails for my sub floors. it's way faster and cheaper. not sure if that's allowed in OZ. thanks for watching

[@garyjones5406]

@@hammerandhome thanks for the reply , very good of you to take the time.👍👍 Yes , this is a little exercise in economics for me too ...I'd have been better off buying the complete kit rather than separately , screw gun and all , I think. Most of our decks here are hardwood , over hardwood bearers and joists , mostly due to bushfire hazard ...and our native hardwood is bloody hard , so nailing does become problematic on occasion...hence my excursion into the complicated world of screwing 😀😀 PS , Your videos are very nicely filmed with good close-up shots of the relevant features on display...top marks to your camera man / woman !!.

[@xthekiwikidx8399]

At least you didn't do what I did. I ordered the adapter for the 620 and ended up costing $150! And I'm pretty sure that the 620 is going to torque out on me when doing subfloor

[@garyjones5406]

@@xthekiwikidx8399 I'm afraid that is exactly what the Simpson tech guy told me.....too fast and not enough torque . Good luck ...who knows , maybe in softwood it'll be fine 😉 On a happier note , the cordless Dewalt recommended works just great , I put down 700 lineal metres of merbau into hardwood joists last week and barely a blink of trouble...they are a pretty good combo. Cheers mate.

[@kingstonefish]

Hey that was helpful. I am needing to replace small area for subfloors and drywall. Would ya do a part 2 for what end results?

[@hammerandhome]

thanks for watching, if your only doing a small area its not worth buying for that. I would say just use a regular Drill or impact driver to get your job done. we will probably be doing another video in the future

[@kingstonefish]

@@hammerandhome the other project we have is a small building that we are planning to drywall plus decking. Ya mentioned decking, have ya done any decking with it?

[@hammerandhome]

@@kingstonefish I haven’t done any decking with it. Most of my decks use a hidden clip system. It would be great for treated wood decks

[@johnwhite2576]

Why ballistic nails vs screws? Screws have more holding power….

[@jmeds_jammin]

Scrails are faster. Just use your framing nailer

[@hammerandhome]

agreed, that's all i use.