If you want to make screwing off drywall to the ceiling a little easier, consider using your collated drywall gun on the SGP Screw Gun Pole Tool.  Hanging drywall overhead isn’t fun, especially if you don’t do it a lot.  You will find muscles you didn’t know you had when they start hurting.  Using a collated drywall screw gun with an extension can make your job a little easier.  Some pro’s will scoff at a collated drywall screw gun and an extension.   But after installing thousands of drywall screws, they are more like machine than a human.  To watch them screw off drywall is something to behold.  But for the rest of us, let’s take a look at a collated drywall drill on an extension.

The SGP, (that stands for screw gun pole by the way,) is simply a telescopic extension pole for your collated screw gun.  The SGP is available in two sizes.  The SGP 3 adjusts from 3’9” to 5’ 9” and the SGP4 extends from 4’9” to 7’9”  in 2” increments.   The extension uses a simple cradle to mount your collated drywall gun in place.

While the SGP is fairly universal, below is a list of model confirmed to fit the SGP drywall screw gun extension pole.  Others may fit, but you are on your own there!  There is no trigger mechanism on the pole.  Typically when screwing in drywall, you lock the drill on and just drive the screws.  Some manufactures.  If you don’t own a cordless collated drywall screw gun yet, consider the Milwaukee cordless drywall drill.  With this unit you can lock the trigger on by the motor won’t start running until you put the tool against the work surface.  Other than that you will find cordless drywall guns from several manufactures.

With your screw gun on an extension, you can tack up drywall overhead and then screw in the field from the floor.  Anytime you can skip going up and down the ladder is good.  Also you won’t need to reposition the ladder.  Check out the video below and you can see how quickly it can go!  The SGP Screw Gun Extension is currently available on Amazon and other online retailers.