No, it's all good.
I am only trying to help you. I have worked with Tapcons throughout my 39 year career as a pipefitter/welder/instructor. That Tapcon tool setup is the best way to install Tapcons.
We used Tapcons to install unistrut on concrete walls, concrete floors & slabs. When the pipe is run on the unistrut it's held in place with strut clamps onto the unistrut to hold the pipe. 2" pipe was usually the biggest size held in place on unistrut while using Tapcons.
Anyway, if you're planning to use Tapcons for everyday jobs, it would be wise to buy the tool. It sure makes the job quicker and a whole lot easier.
Good luck!
