How to Build a Deck - Review of Quick Drive

Review of Quick Drive Pro 300S
Makita
Screwing down cedar deck boards with a Simpson collated screw gun
Same tool as reviewed by RR Buildings in Quik Drive Collated Attachment: Toolsday Easy Way to Roof?

[@ericgoodwill2943]

Thanks for taking the time to make the video. I loved that you timed it. That is useful information. The fact that using the Quick Drive takes 1/3 the time.

[@LewisRenovation]

Thanks for the comment. Good luck wirh your project.

[@PictureGuy99]

Good Video. Thanks for the info. I "was" dreading replacing our deck because it elevated. But, with the Quick Drive, it will save a lot of time and being on the knees. So, BEFORE we get started I'll make sure to get the Quick Drive Pro 300S.

[@LewisRenovation]

Good luck with your deck. The Quick Drive outs definately a handy tool

[@OhighOSkater]

Great video man! I just learned about this tool today and it looks pretty useful. Thanks for the information. You earned yourself a new subscriber

[@LewisRenovation]

Thanks for subscribing.

[@OhighOSkater]

@@LewisRenovation you're welcome

[@mrgrey361]

The other big advantage aside from saving time, is that you don't have to crawl around on your hands and knees with a quik drive. You can do the whole job standing up.

[@LewisRenovation]

Yes sir!

[@MrBscott78]

Hi there - can you give any details on the centring / indexing attachment you used?

[@LewisRenovation]

Quick Drive decking nose clip
www.amazon.com/Simpson-Strong-QDDECKCLIP-RC-250G2-Guide/dp/B0082BLWVA

[@mauriciovalencia8370]

great video, but it's even better than you say since it's 1/4 of the time, not 1/3. (3 min vs 12 min, done in 25% of the time)

[@LewisRenovation]

Funny I’m really good at math except basic math. Thanks for watching and commenting