Description

Key Features

3,500 RPM Drive Speed

The Makita screwdriver motor gives this auto-feed fastening system the speed needed for repetitive screw driving without stopping to hand-load every fastener. That matters when you are covering subfloor, decking, drywall, or wall plates all day.

Two Attachments, One System

You get both the decking attachment and the drywall attachment in one kit, so the Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive PROSDD Multi-Purpose Combo System w/ Makita 3500 RPM Screwdriver Motor (PROSDDM35K) covers more than one job without piecing together separate setups.

Built for Tricky Surfaces

Expanded depth settings, non-skid teeth, and a sure-grip guide tube help keep screw depth and tool control more consistent on dense flooring materials and slick surfaces where missed countersinks waste time.

Overview

The Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive PROSDD Multi-Purpose Combo System w/ Makita 3500 RPM Screwdriver Motor (PROSDDM35K) is a corded auto-feed screw driving combo system built for high-volume fastening across multiple common jobsite tasks. This is an auto-feed screw driving system designed for repetitive fastening in decking, subfloor, drywall, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, and fiber-cement siding to steel. Model Number: PROSDDM35K. If your work involves driving a lot of screws and you want to spend less time loading fasteners and bending over, this system is aimed right at that problem.

What makes this kit matter is that it is not a single-purpose setup. Simpson Strong-Tie includes the PRO300SG2 attachment for applications such as subfloor to wood or steel, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, and decking, plus the PRO200G2 attachment for drywall to wood or steel. That gives crews one system that can move between finish stages and structural fastening tasks without starting from scratch. On a remodel, production framing job, or commercial interior job, that kind of flexibility saves setup time and reduces how much gear you need to haul around.

The included Makita 3,500 RPM screwdriver motor is the core of the system. In practical terms, that speed is there to keep screw installation moving at a steady pace when you are covering larger areas. The Quik Drive platform is built around collated screws, so instead of handling loose screws one by one, you are feeding a strip through the attachment and keeping your rhythm. For repetitive fastening, that can mean more consistent pace, fewer interruptions, and less fatigue than traditional screw-by-screw driving.

Simpson Strong-Tie also built in details that address real installation headaches. The expanded depth settings are there for high-density flooring materials, where shallow or inconsistent drive depth can slow you down fast. Uniform toenailing and countersink on slick surfaces is another practical advantage because these are exactly the situations where standard screw driving can get inconsistent. The reversible and replaceable non-skid teeth help maintain contact and control, and the sure-grip guide tube adds stability across a broad range of screws.

Another smart part of the design is the curved collation strip system. Simpson Strong-Tie notes that the strips hold screws up and away from the work surface, which makes the tool easier to move and position. They are also pointed on the inserted end to simplify loading. That may sound like a small thing, but on production work, easy loading and smooth positioning are exactly the details that keep the system from becoming fussy. This is the difference between a tool that looks good in the catalog and a tool that actually helps on the floor.

At about 28.0 lbs, this is clearly a purpose-built fastening system, not a lightweight everyday hand tool. The included extension is a big part of the value because it helps the user work from a more upright position during floor and deck applications. The screw quiver keeps fasteners close at hand, and the rugged toolbox matters because a kit like this only earns its keep if all the parts stay organized and protected between jobs.

As far as who should buy it, this system makes the most sense for contractors and serious installers who regularly handle decking, subfloor, drywall, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, docks, and fiber-cement siding to steel. If you only drive screws occasionally, this is more system than you need. But if repetitive fastening is a real part of your week, the Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive PROSDD Multi-Purpose Combo System w/ Makita 3500 RPM Screwdriver Motor (PROSDDM35K) is the kind of setup that can pay for itself in speed, consistency, and less wear on your back and knees.

Stand Up and Keep Moving

This system is built for the kind of fastening work that eats up time when you are crouched over a floor or deck all day. The extension and auto-feed setup help the operator stay productive on broad surfaces where speed and body position both matter.

• Designed for repetitive fastening on decks, docks, subfloor, drywall, and similar surfaces
• Extension is included for better reach and a more upright working position

One Kit for Multiple Fastening Jobs

The reason this combo system stands out is simple: it is set up to handle more than one category of work right out of the box. Instead of buying separate auto-feed setups, you get a decking attachment and a drywall attachment in the same package.

• Includes PRO300SG2 attachment for decking, subfloor, wall plates, stair treads, and sheathing applications
• Includes PRO200G2 attachment for drywall to wood or steel applications

Keep the System Protected Between Jobs

Systems like this only stay useful if the parts stay together. The included toolbox makes a real difference for transport, storage, and keeping the attachments, extension, and motor from getting separated in the truck or trailer.

• Rugged toolbox is included with the system
• Screw quiver is also included to keep fasteners close while working

What’s in the Box

• (1) PRO300SG2 decking attachment
• (1) PRO200G2 drywall attachment
• (1) Makita 3,500 RPM screwdriver motor
• (1) Extension
• (1) Screw quiver
• (1) Rugged toolbox

Key Specifications

Motor Speed	3,500 RPM
Driver Motor Type	Makita screwdriver motor
Weight	28.0 lbs
Included Attachments	PRO300SG2 and PRO200G2
Primary Applications	Decks, docks, subfloor, drywall, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, fiber-cement siding to steel
Storage	Rugged toolbox included

Built For

Deck Building Drywall Construction General Contracting Remodeling Subfloor Installation Fiber-Cement Siding Stair Treads

Pro Tip

If you are switching between drywall and decking work, keep each attachment set up for its own application instead of re-adjusting one attachment every time. That helps you keep drive depth more consistent and gets you back to work faster.

Tool Nut’s Take

Tool Nut’s Take

Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive PROSDD Multi-Purpose Combo System w/ Makita 3500 RPM Screwdriver Motor is built for crews that drive screws for a living

This is the kind of fastening system that makes sense when repetitive screw driving is a real production task, not a once-in-a-while chore.

• Who it’s for: Contractors handling decking, subfloor, drywall, wall plates, stair treads, and similar high-volume fastening work.
• Why it stands out: You get a Makita 3,500 RPM motor plus both decking and drywall attachments in one kit, which gives the system more range than a single-purpose setup.
• Worth knowing: At 28.0 lbs, this is a dedicated production tool system. It is best for users who will actually take advantage of the speed and attachment versatility.

Common Questions

• What kind of tool is this? It is an auto-feed screw driving combo system for repetitive fastening work in applications such as decking, subfloor, drywall, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, and fiber-cement siding to steel.
• Does this version include a motor? Yes. The PROSDDM35K includes a Makita 3,500 RPM screwdriver motor.
• Is this just for decking? No. It includes a decking attachment and a drywall attachment, and Simpson Strong-Tie lists additional common applications including subfloor, wall plates, stair treads, sheathing, docks, and fiber-cement siding to steel.