DEWALT DCF622B 20V MAX XR Versa-Clutch Screw Gun

This tool must have been designed by engineers who have never used a power tool. It's ergonomic, lightweight, powerful, and a total piece of garbage: if a bit breaks off or gets stuck, it is impossible to remove it from the nosepiece: you have to buy a whole new nosepiece, (the black part forward of the trigger. Here's the scenario: I am up on a roof, happily driving screws. I drop a hex bit while swapping it out, and it rolls off the roof. I reach into my pocket and find nothing but a short (1/2") phillips bit (not the inch long ones you'd normally use). 'Well, I'll stick it in the dewalt and finish the job before climbing off the roof.' I just ruined my freaking screwdriver. The half inch bits are literally impossible to remove from the DCF622's nosepiece. They push in far enough that just a bit of the point sticks out, and YOU CANNOT REMOVE THEM, even with tiny powerful needle nose pliers. I stuck the driver in my vice and spent hours pinching and poking. I tried cutting off the end of the bit and drlling into it with my drill press to insert a tiny machine screw and pull the freaking thing out. I broke down and disassembled the tool, removing the nosepiece to try to get at the bit from the back. No dice. I called DeWalt tech support and asked them what to do. They said I could drive up to Sacramento and drop it off, or bring it to a tool repair outfit in the city. Brought it to my very competent tool repair shop who normally charges $20 for BS repairs like this. THEY tried for two days and finally said I have to buy a new nosepiece for a hundred bucks. What a joke. DeWalt should guillotine the engineering team who built a nosepiece that does not allow you to eject a short bit like any other impactor or screwdriver EVER DESIGNED allows you to eject.