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After finding my Bosch 10.8 driwall gun is not powerful enough to screw down Hardiebacker I have had to resort to buying another screwgun as getting those sheets screwed down quick in big rooms is a godsend.

I've been through them all and its down to a 240v Bosch (and use my existing magazine) or a stupid 110v Hilti. They don't do a 240v one, also I don't want to spend £650 on a cordless.

So my question is, can I just buy any old £53 yellow box off ebay? I know nothing about them.
 
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The 18v one will be able to do it
 
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