Adjustable DIMPLER ® - Drywall Bit & Screw Gun Attachment, Converts Drill into Drywall Screw Gun or Deck Screwdriver, Magnetic Bit Holder for Fast, Accurate Installation

Right out of the gate I’ll say I love this attachment. For the price you pay it is an excellent deal to do the same thing that buying a full blown tool to do this specific job would do. It’ll work with any drill and it sinks the screws for drywall right where they need to be. I’ve been working on a kitchen remodel for the last month and I’ve had to tear out several walls and reinstall sheet rock and it has worked perfectly almost every time. The times it didn’t work so great are when I missed the stud and drove it through just the sheet rock. I’m glad I decided to buy this small attachment rather than an entire tool to do this job. I saved myself money and was able to get the job done with no issues. I love the way it counter sinks the drywall screw to the correct depth every time. I would recommend when you first start using it to do a few test screws on an old piece of sheet rock and a 2 x 4 so you can get the feel of how it counter sinks the screw. Once you do that, you’re on your way.

This item works well

I absolutely love these Adjustable DIMPLER attachments! As someone who doesn't do drywall everyday, investing 00 in a dedicated drywall drill, like the Dewalt I saw on Facebook Marketplace, just isn't practical. These $20 attachments are a wonderful fix, offering incredible value and functionality. They work pretty good, especially when compared to using an impact driver for drywall screws. With an impact, you almost always go too deep, tearing the paper and creating extra work. The DIMPLER helps prevent that. I used it on the deepest setting, and it performed adequately. There were a few instances where I felt like the screws didn't go quite deep enough, but honestly, that's a common occurrence when working with drywall, even with specialized tools. It's a minor trade-off for the consistency it provides. For anyone needing to tackle drywall projects occasionally, this is an excellent solution. It converts your existing drill into a capable drywall screw gun, saving you from over-driving screws and making the job much cleaner. Highly recommend for the convenience and value!

Works good for drywall. I got 2 more.

Honestly, I feel a bit ripped off. The item worked great for about half of a ceiling and then started to give me problems. now it won't even drive the screw, like it went all cock-eyed or something. Normal use shouldn't give me these kind of results after 60-80 screws.

It does the job but I can't get it to function like it shows. NO INSTRUCTIONS! I messaged the seller but just told it was simple and needed no instructions. It functions but does not hold the screw like shown on the site. It has 4 settings but with no manual or guide it is hard to know how or when to use which setting. With no manual, guide, instructions included, there should be clear instructions on the Amazon page. Service is pretty much non-existent. It has proved useful but also super frustrating 😑 😒 No matter what I do, I cannot get it to hold/grip the screw like in the photos. Screw sticks off end of device and just falls off the end). Photos seem to show the screw head "in" the device and held by powerful magnet 🧲. To its credit, it does stop the screw from "over-driving", which is why I bought it.

This is the stuff. If you just have to do a repair or two and don't want to invest in a drywall screw drill, the Dimpler does exactly what you need. You can drive screws into drywall to the perfect depth and it does it every time, and you don't have to try to "feather" the screwhead into the drywall or anything, you just let the drill run full speed and the Dimpler just disengages when it reaches the pre-set depth. It'll keep spinning as long as you hold down the drill's trigger, but it won't drive the screw any deeper than you told it to. Exactly what you want. Takes a while to find the exact setting your drill and your drywall and your screws need, so spend a bit of practice time on a spare piece. And always check the setting ring to make sure it's set to the depth you want; seemed like it could drift a bit after driving a lot of screws. If I was a drywall contractor, I wouldn't touch this thing, I'd get a real drywall drill. But for a homeowner putting up a few sheets, this thing is perfect.

It made hanging drywall so much easier!