Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: can you refill a used collated driver strip with screws
Document: I put down about 600sq feet of plywood underlayment, which requires about 85 screws per sheet of plywood. Doing this with a hand drill/driver, would have taken forever. With the Collated screw, I'd zip through a sheet of plywood, screwing it down in under 60 seconds. Saved me hours of labor. I put in about 1650 screw with this, and it is still working great. The bit is still good, and had no problems.
I own this screw gun and have had it work then not work, even had a professional use it, he says it's fine. Then on his second strip of screws he says I can't use this thing, it does not work half the time. He tried to go back to it a couple of times but we ended up screwing the 2800 screws one at a time with a bit on a standard cordless drill.
I've been a general contractor for over 30 years. I needed a collating screw gun for a small sheet rock replacement. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a tool that would only get occasional use. I saw the Ridgid r6790 from CPO, read the reviews and went for it. I have bought several refurbished from CPO over the years with no problem. Same is true with this one. It works great. I used the 1-5/8 screws from Senco.
I have an upcoming project that I need to do and wanted to acquire a collated screw gun and am glad I did. I was a tad bit skeptical but was surprised by the simplicity and usefulness. I decided to get the $56 refurbished  model and the unit came in perfect working order with minor scratches to the gun with a hot stamp refurbish imprinted in the plastic no biggie. The bits and attachments were all new.
I have had this gun for a while now and it makes so many projects go faster and easier. My only complaint is that you cannot get replacement bits at any of the big box stores or hardware stores. I suggest ordering some extras when you puchase the screwgun so you'll have them on hand when you need them instead of having to order them online and wait for deliverly.Other than that I'd recommend this to anyone who has a lot of screws to drive.
I order the senco screws and went to work on a two by four and was like WTF ARE YOU KIDDING ME!! Awesome like a hot knife through butter. Then I went at it again and was burning the screw and was huh then I realized I had it in reverse and was wow sooo dumb. Back to forward and back to awesome. So worth it for the $56.00. I'm gonna get the refurbished li-ion version now.
i am thinking of buying this gun but as i work on site it has to be 110volt and i am unsure if this product is this s it does not say in description can someone send me information on this gun
It's a good quality tool for me to use on remodeling but it's cheaper @ Lowes/Home Depot but I broke even by not using the gas to go there
I'm a contractor, purchased this gun last week before we had to sheetrock a garage. All I can say is why didn't I get this sooner? It's a game changer for the professional. If you're a homeowner it's not worth it, this is perfect for production work and will increase my profit margins when sheetrocking. I can also see the application for subflooring but haven't had the opportunity yet.
I  am a professional carpenter, and have months of drywall to replace in the aftermath of hurricane Sandy. I bought this GUN, and all I can say is WOW!!! The tool is literally a game-changer.I finished boards of sheetrock, at a 6 to 1 pace with this tool.has a very sensitive countersuit setting for drywall, but also has the balls for decking and soundproofing plywood. Awesome, to say the least. Anyone that does production sheetrock , needs to buy this GUN.
Answer: yes