CAMO MARKSMAN Edge, Deck Screw Guide for Fastener Free, No Gap, Deck Surface Installation (0345020)

Used this tool along with camo pro x1(?) and it's amazing. The tiniest of holes on the sides of your deck boards. This tool is great for putting down the deck boards up against the house wall or for wider steps that the camo pro x1 isn't wide enough to use. It's amazing the look with no visible screw heads or holes on the top of your deck boards.

Works fine... I used this in conjunction with the CAMO Marksman Pro-X1 for some of the places where I couldn't get into it with the double sided tool

I sent it back and got the double edge shooter. That made my deck job much quicker. Great tool!

Just as advertised. Appears to be of quality build. Perfect for installing Camo Edge fasteners on my treated wood decking with zero spacing between boards.

Tried this on 1 1/2 Teak decking and it was very difficult to keep it from sliding around. I ended up modifying one of their Marksman Pro models to fasten down 7 1/2” wide deck board. May be easier to use on soft woods.

This tool worked exactly as advertised. Consistency with the angle and when applying pressure is very important to achieve desired penetration of the screws. I did have to follow up a number of times with the bit to finish driving the screws in flush but that was very easy to do. Also make sure to not push down on the handle before you start drilling. Overall very pleased.

There is an error in their ads and literature. They recommend using their stainless steel CAMO screws for outdoor applications with the CAMO Edge driver but the problem is that screws are not magnetic and the only way to use this tool is to use magnetic screws. The screw falls out of the tool due to gravity because there is nothing to keep the screw engaged with the driver as you try to drive the screw into a plank. I will also add that their customer service was very poor and the person I spoke with did not understand the roll magnetism plays in using their tool.

A little hard to use at first and you have to practice on scrap lumber to get the hang of it. Then take your time lining it up. Then when using , it drives the screw to the correct depth.works on different length screws..If you are side screwing your deck boards this will work but, it is time consuming. One con is you have to look down level with the deck board to make sure that it’s positioned correctly. A see thru window would be an improvement.

Va bien. Met les vis dans le côté de la planche donc aucune vis visible pour un patio unis. Très satisfait du résultat.

This is far better than screwing boards in from the top. However... Pay attention to how the tool is placed before you set a screw, as removing one that is sticking out, is difficult.

idéal pour le vissage en angle des pièces de 1-1/2'' d'épaisseur (le 2x4 traditionnel).

It's a well-made good quality tool, but there is no way to leave "no gap" between deck boards. Yes, you can lay a new board against the existing board tightly without any gap, and screw with this tool on the outside edge of the new board. I guess that's where the "no gap" claim came from. But what about the inside edge, the edge that connects with the existing board? You won't be able to insert the small nub into the zero gap, so the bottom of the tool won't fully touch the board. Your only choice is to leave the tool with an an angle. It will definitely end up with screwing from top, which totally ruins the idea of edge fastening. Anyone who claims being able to leave no gap with this tool, please explain or share a photo