This gun is advertised as also sold with 22 degree nails. This is wrong, correct??
350516
I have only used the nails recommended by the manufacturer and they perform perfectly. I would not recommend using a nail other than those specified by the manufacturer. Why risk potentially damaging the gun, voiding the warranty or getting hurt. You should purchase a nail gun that is made for the nail you intend to use.
350517
I believe this 22 degree is correct or it could be 22 1/2degree.I have been using this gun lately-homeownerShot 4000 nails so far and no jams.It is a bit heavy but my guess is that I am weak.good nailer
350518
I did not receive any fasteners with the nail gun. I have only used 21 degree fasteners with my nail gun, without any problems.
1077424
Consider that, 18 gauge nails are very thin, they can not carry heavy constructive elements as screws do. You can not really built with them furniture. But they are good for wainscoting (together with glue), attaching crown moldings, baseboards and temporary joints. I bought this particular gun only because I do a lot wainscot and not planning to buy air compressor (have no extra space for it). Besides, this gun does great job and is friendly in use. Another point: sometimes is money save to buy air compressor and few air activated tools, such as nailgun, sender, paint gun, because this range of tools is much more cheeper. Good luck! Consider that, 18 gauge nails are very thin, they can not carry heavy constructive elements as screws do. You can not really built with them furniture. But they are good for wainscoting (together with glue), attaching crown moldings, baseboards and temporary joints. I bought this particular gun only because I do a lot wainscot and not planning to buy air compressor (have no extra space for it). Besides, this gun does great job and is friendly in use. Another point: sometimes is money save to buy air compressor and few air activated tools, such as nailgun, sender, paint gun, because this... » Read More Consider that, 18 gauge nails are very thin, they can not carry heavy constructive elements as screws do. You can not really built with them furniture. But they are good for wainscoting (together with glue), attaching crown moldings, baseboards and temporary joints. I bought this particular gun only because I do a lot wainscot and not planning to buy air compressor (have no extra space for it). Besides, this gun does great job and is friendly in use. Another point: sometimes is money save to buy air compressor and few air activated tools, such as nailgun, sender, paint gun, because this range of tools is much more cheeper. Good luck! « Show Less
1612026
Im sorry, I returned this item and I dont recall.It was a gift, and the recieve already had a similiar nailer.
1567348
I shot 2-1/4 duo fast nails, this gun is not worth any price it ruined several pieces of T111 siding so I returned it and paid the dough for the sweet makita.
1589600
As was stated by another customer, I received three nail guns when I purchased my set, but mine were a slightly different model, probably due to how long ago I got mine also. Roughly the same size and style as what is pictured though.
2122492
I believe its 21° , and shoots a full-head nail..great gun i have 3 of them..very light in hand compared to others !
1954294
Agreed, it's a counterfeit. I've had it on a .22 bolt gun for a couple months now and no issues.
2274391
I bought one and am looking at it. On the front it says: 30 degree clipped head nail, 30 degree full head nail
750565
I have just gone through the entire manual and can not find anything that says weather it is at 35 or 21 degrees.... sorry! But, the nails I use in the gun are as follows and are the cheapest in the hardware store (BUNNINGS) where I am in Australia. "DUO-FAST" STRIP NAILS S3.1 x 75 plastic collated. Box of 3000. Reorder code D30500. I have checked on the nail box as well and there is nothing on there either as to the degrees they are set at. I hope this helps... :)
437135
Porter Cable says:Nails 0.113"-131" (2.87-3.33 mm) diameter, papertape collated clipped head framing nailsLengths 2"-3-1/2" (50-90 mm) Angle 34ºI've been using 30º nails (by Paslode) without problems - I had 2 boxes.Great nail gun - its a hoss!
955173
I frame houses for a living. I've used this gun and previous version for going on a decade. The metal connector shoots any standard 21 degree nail .131 through .148 thickness by 1 1/2'' through 2 3/8'' length. In other words you don't need ''metal connector nails'' . The metal connector does not shoot gun 16s.
1206130
15 degree plastic collated nails. Takes a full standard roll. I don't know how many is in a roll. I had misfire problems with the Makita. Got rid of it and bought a Hitachi NV 65 AH. Much better.
131725
No it's not at all. It is a nice gun but not what I ordered. I kept it because I was pressed for time and it works well but not HVLP.
2103174
I bought one and am looking at it. On the front it says: 30 degree clipped head nail, 30 degree full head nail. I also read in the specs that it will take any nail from 30 deg to 34 deg
1626968
Mine is slightly off, perhaps 2-3 degrees. some have complained about that will cause elevation or windage adjustments to change too. Yes, that is correct to a point. Let's stay that worse case scenario, the turrets and reticle were canted 45 degrees off from each other. That would mean any elevation or windage would equally effect both. But for every 1 degree, that would only result in 1/45 of a change in the other. that equates to .02" for every inch of elevation/windage. So if the scope has 1/2" per click adjustment at 100 yards, One click of windage/elevation would result in (unwanted) .01" in elevation/windage movement with a reticle that was canted 1 degree off. Even at 5 degrees, that is still only .05" (1.2mm) at 100 yards. The point is if that small of an offset really matters to anyone, they should not be buying a $90 scope in the first place.
2182606
Well Steven, I've never heard of a 28 degree framing nail clip to be 100% honest. I would guess not though
2272663
clipped head nails actually fit much closer together in a strip and I would suspect that they would not feed right and that the gun might actually hit two nails at a time when firing. I would advise not trying it but I have also never actually tried it myself