Easy to attach, very efficient, easy to use

The DCF6202 is a great addition to the DCF620 drywall screwdriver. I have a project slated for this but quickly tried it out on a test drywall strip on some 2x4s. I did order some extra bits for what I thought was for this collated feeder. I ordered the 5 pack of bits (DWA6PHC2-5) which is for the older collator (DCF6201). While they don't say it does work with the DCF6202 these bits do work. You have to change the depth adjustment to the setting where the screws are the highest out of the drywall. You can adjust down from there. I bought these by accident but with more searching I can't find the replacement bits for this attachment (DCF6202PH2-5). They were only available from one online retailer that I wasn't familiar with and they were $20 plus shipping for 5 bits. The older bits are slightly longer at 6" where the one that comes with the DCF6202 are 5â…ž". They were also more widely available and half the price.

With that out of the way, this works wonders making you faster on the job. It attaches quickly and is easy to adjust. It attaches and removes from from the screwdriver easily and can turn to get you closer to corners. It didn't jam and didn't skip screws. I was able to use a few different brands of collated screws (Senco and Simpson) without a problem. Btw, save the plastic strips. I reload them and use them several times over. It saves money.

Overall this is a great addition to an already great tool. The only reason I'm removing a star is the lack of replacement bits and that the bits are only available in ph2 (phillips). For the price of the attachment they should include a few spare bits in different types (phillips, square, torx).

UPDATE: if you are looking for replacement ph2 (phillips) bits I did order and try out the "5-Piece Phillips Reduced Collated Magazine Bits" (from a company named after a city in Wisconsin) and they work perfectly. They are shorter than the DeWalt bit that came with it by 1mm. Adjusting for depth easily take care of that and they are priced around $10 for 5 bits.

Dewalt is my husband favorite tool brand, never disappointed with anything we bought.

I have the standard gun without the collator, I added this to have the ability to switch from cheaper bulk screws on easy to access areas like walls, and then use the strip screws on harder to handle areas like ceilings. So far, it's held up well, we've hung a hundred sheets+ with it and still going strong. I was a little leery of the screw size adjustment, it seemed a little light weight. So far, it's not been an issue. Only real complaint, the drive bits are a little hard to find in stores around my area. Order some extra drive bits, they're not expensive and they do hold up well, but better safe than sorry.

This works amazing should have bought one years ago