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Makita ScrewDriver 6825
Drywall Screw Driver - Variable Speed, Reversible Screw Gun
Features
World's fastest drywall screwgun, variable speed (0 - 6,000 RPM)
Silent synchronized pin clutch dramatically reduces noise and wear
Extra powerful 6.5 amp motor for continuous production work
Retractable belt clip attaches to tool belt also allows operation in tight areas
Lightweight design (3.2 lbs.) reduces operator fatigue during extended use
Adjustable depth locator assembly with " Sure-lock™" feature for easy and consistent screw depth setting
Lightweight cast aluminum gear housing for durability
Ergonomically designed rubber grips for positive control
Nose piece is easy to install and remove
Sealed, large trigger switch for longer tool life
Large lock-on button is recessed and centrally located
Brushes are easily accessible for fast replacement
Forward/reverse switch is conveniently located near trigger
Also available with a 50' whip cord and twist-lock plug (model 6825TP)
Product Description
From Hanley-Wood's Tools of the Trade
Rocket Science! A new ultra-fast screwgun passes our test with flying colors.
If you've purchased drywall recently, you know how hard it is to get--even with a 30 percent price increase. And
with new homes getting larger, and incorporating more angles and curves in their designs, anything that helps
make installation quicker might save your bottom line--even a faster screwgun.
Makita has just launched a new family of drywall screwguns, but at 6,000 rpm the Rocket 6000 (Model 6825) is the
real breakthrough. The Rocket actually operates between 0-6,000 rpm, 50 percent faster than most screwguns,
which max out at 4,000 rpm. The new screwgun features a 6.5-amp motor with plenty of torque. Sealed ball-
bearing construction ensures the gun will run smoothly at the higher speeds, without harm from drywall dust.
The tool's larger trigger also incorporates a sealed switch that protects it from dust.
The gun has a comfortable contoured rubber grip and weighs in at a mere 3 pounds. A retractable belt clip
secures the gun when not in use, and retracts well out of the way in tight spots. The removable nosepiece
features a sure-lock system to guarantee consistent and precise screw depth settings.
The sturdy die-cast gear case is designed for rugged job-site use, and features a silent synchronized pad clutch
to reduce noise levels and wear. The Rocket has a modular housing that makes it more durable and easier to
service.
After reading all the literature about the tool, I was eager to get it into the field, so I grabbed a box of screws and
set out on a mission. Taking the gun out of its case, I immediately noticed its lightness and ease of grip. A few
clicks of the nosepiece adjusted the screw depth, and I was in business. The first handful of screws disappeared
into the drywall faster than the eye could follow. And it was quiet enough to allow me to carry on a conversation
with my assistant as I worked. Okay, I was impressed, but could the Rocket handle the use and abuse of Chuck
Laur, my drywall contractor?
Chuck's crews took turns using the new screwgun over the next month, fastening an estimated 5,000 sheets of
"rock" into wood and metal framing. Installers unanimously agreed that this was the fastest, quietest, and most
comfortable gun they had ever used. However, some minor complaints did arise from the crew members. Some
said that the nosepiece occasionally came off during operation, and was possibly too easy to remove. And
others said they experienced difficulty getting that first bite into metal studs--due, perhaps, to the sheer
lightness of the gun.
All in all, though, this tool has set a new standard for drywall screwguns.
Bill Bogley is a builder in the Washington, D.C., area.Copyright Hanley-Wood, LLC
Product Description
Hang drywall faster with this blazing 6000 RPM driver! A 6.5 Amp motor powers this lightweight machine,
producing an extremely high power-to-weight ratio for quick fastening with minimal operator fatigue. Cordless:
No, Volts: 115, Rated RPM: 6,000, Amps: 6.5, Variable Speed: Yes, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.2, Belt Clip Included: Yes
Drywall Screw Driver - Variable Speed, Reversible Screw Gun
Features
World's fastest drywall screwgun, variable speed (0 - 6,000 RPM)
Silent synchronized pin clutch dramatically reduces noise and wear
Extra powerful 6.5 amp motor for continuous production work
Retractable belt clip attaches to tool belt also allows operation in tight areas
Lightweight design (3.2 lbs.) reduces operator fatigue during extended use
Adjustable depth locator assembly with " Sure-lock™" feature for easy and consistent screw depth setting
Lightweight cast aluminum gear housing for durability
Ergonomically designed rubber grips for positive control
Nose piece is easy to install and remove
Sealed, large trigger switch for longer tool life
Large lock-on button is recessed and centrally located
Brushes are easily accessible for fast replacement
Forward/reverse switch is conveniently located near trigger
Also available with a 50' whip cord and twist-lock plug (model 6825TP)
Product Description
From Hanley-Wood's Tools of the Trade
Rocket Science! A new ultra-fast screwgun passes our test with flying colors.
If you've purchased drywall recently, you know how hard it is to get--even with a 30 percent price increase. And
with new homes getting larger, and incorporating more angles and curves in their designs, anything that helps
make installation quicker might save your bottom line--even a faster screwgun.
Makita has just launched a new family of drywall screwguns, but at 6,000 rpm the Rocket 6000 (Model 6825) is the
real breakthrough. The Rocket actually operates between 0-6,000 rpm, 50 percent faster than most screwguns,
which max out at 4,000 rpm. The new screwgun features a 6.5-amp motor with plenty of torque. Sealed ball-
bearing construction ensures the gun will run smoothly at the higher speeds, without harm from drywall dust.
The tool's larger trigger also incorporates a sealed switch that protects it from dust.
The gun has a comfortable contoured rubber grip and weighs in at a mere 3 pounds. A retractable belt clip
secures the gun when not in use, and retracts well out of the way in tight spots. The removable nosepiece
features a sure-lock system to guarantee consistent and precise screw depth settings.
The sturdy die-cast gear case is designed for rugged job-site use, and features a silent synchronized pad clutch
to reduce noise levels and wear. The Rocket has a modular housing that makes it more durable and easier to
service.
After reading all the literature about the tool, I was eager to get it into the field, so I grabbed a box of screws and
set out on a mission. Taking the gun out of its case, I immediately noticed its lightness and ease of grip. A few
clicks of the nosepiece adjusted the screw depth, and I was in business. The first handful of screws disappeared
into the drywall faster than the eye could follow. And it was quiet enough to allow me to carry on a conversation
with my assistant as I worked. Okay, I was impressed, but could the Rocket handle the use and abuse of Chuck
Laur, my drywall contractor?
Chuck's crews took turns using the new screwgun over the next month, fastening an estimated 5,000 sheets of
"rock" into wood and metal framing. Installers unanimously agreed that this was the fastest, quietest, and most
comfortable gun they had ever used. However, some minor complaints did arise from the crew members. Some
said that the nosepiece occasionally came off during operation, and was possibly too easy to remove. And
others said they experienced difficulty getting that first bite into metal studs--due, perhaps, to the sheer
lightness of the gun.
All in all, though, this tool has set a new standard for drywall screwguns.
Bill Bogley is a builder in the Washington, D.C., area.Copyright Hanley-Wood, LLC
Product Description
Hang drywall faster with this blazing 6000 RPM driver! A 6.5 Amp motor powers this lightweight machine,
producing an extremely high power-to-weight ratio for quick fastening with minimal operator fatigue. Cordless:
No, Volts: 115, Rated RPM: 6,000, Amps: 6.5, Variable Speed: Yes, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.2, Belt Clip Included: Yes
Makita ScrewDriver 6825
Drywall Screw Driver - Variable Speed,
Reversible Screw Gun
In The Box
1 Ea. Phillips insert bit #2 (784211-2A)
Magnetic bit holder (784801-1)
Nose piece (151726-8)
Specifications
Bit shank: 1/4" Hex
No load speed: 0 - 6,000 RPM
AMPS: 6.5
Overall length: 11-3/8"
Net weight: 3.2 lbs.
Shipping Weight: 4.50 lbs.
Drywall Screw Driver - Variable Speed,
Reversible Screw Gun
In The Box
1 Ea. Phillips insert bit #2 (784211-2A)
Magnetic bit holder (784801-1)
Nose piece (151726-8)
Specifications
Bit shank: 1/4" Hex
No load speed: 0 - 6,000 RPM
AMPS: 6.5
Overall length: 11-3/8"
Net weight: 3.2 lbs.
Shipping Weight: 4.50 lbs.
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