Planning on sinking in 16D nails into a laminate beam to the floor joists. I seen that o-rings come with some of these, why??
314343
I also received no extra O-rings. And I just threw in a few dozen 16d's with no problem. I suspect you'll have no issue with driving hangar nails either.
314344
Mine did not come with the extra O-rings. As to the 16 penny nails, I have only used up to 10 penny. The only issue I can see with the 16 penny would be the diameter of the head. If the diameter of the head is more than 11/32, then this nailer will not work. Other than that, I've used it to build a workshop about the size of a single car garage, and it performed flawlessly throughout all phases of the project.
1637250
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. The bar is set up for 48 inches between the brackets, so 16 OC will work. If you are trying to span your joists with the brackets, that won't work, each bracket has 4 lag bolts. You could probably get it so that each bracket has 1 bolt in each joist, but then it wouldn't be as sturdy.
1632699
o-rings are a standard hardware item. You can match up the size at your local hardware or Lowe's/Home depot. Buy a handful of them at a fraction of the cost of ordering from the manufacturer. The o-rings are likely to wear out and deteriorate due to the ethanol in most of today's fuels.
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I used a different brand without any problems. I went through 2 boxes (approximately 2400 nails) without any issues. I used the Porta-Nails 41802 L Head Hardwood Flooring Nails, 1-1/2-Inch by 18 Gauge. Porta-Nails 41802 L Head Hardwood Flooring Nails, 1-1/2-Inch by 18 Gauge
1239845
I bought this nailer and never used it yet ! I bought 16 gauge nails for it ( Stanley bostotch L cleats ) waiting until the year to tear up my floor
1104947
Generally Speaking this is a question about Sub-floor installation not a gun.This gun can shoot a variety of nails that would do the job. Although, I would generally use sub-floor adhesive and screws, not nails. If on a budget of either time or money, nails are both faster to install and cheaper to purchase. Typical nailing schedule for sub-floor: 6" OC at edges and 12" OC in field, Verify attachment method with the product manufacturer of your sub-floor, and adhere to local codes.
1257217
I used regular nails when I used them for hanging really light things, like aprons. Now, I use drywall screws and they hold up well for heavier things, like jewelry or towels.
95041
The metal connector nails fasten joist hangers, hurricane ties, etc. The nail is guided through the holes in the metal brackets by a special tip included with the gun. The nails are plastic collated 21 degree. I hope this helps.
225538
The brand of nails does not matter. Any straight 18 ga. 5/8" to 2" should work. Others might have experience with a specific brand. The manufacturer provides some generic brand ones they deem are acceptable.
1241220
Mine came with neoprene O-rings. If using something harsh, then replace with appropriate material. Check http://www.oringwarehouse.com/files/documents/oring-warehouse-material-chart.pdf for further info. Don't know if the linky will come through
71301
I use mostly generic coil nails in mine. Not sure of the angle but what shoots in the other nailer seems to work fine in this one.
457817
it came with an o-ring installed, but it was either too big, or not flexible enough, and I could not push it into the hole. I had a stock Oring, and that worked fine - very inexpensive. The distributor is working great so far.
404953
These are the nails I used for it:B&C; Eagle 2X090HDRC Round Head 2-Inch x .090 x 15 Degree Hot Dip Galvanized Ring Shank Wire Collated Coil Framing Nails (5,400 per box):B&C Eagle 2X090HDRC Round Head 2-Inch x .090 x 15 Degree Hot Dip Galvanized Ring Shank Wire Collated Coil Framing Nails (5,400 per box)
1378149
I have used the nails in the assortment at GREX P6/MP-3 23 Gauge Multi-Pack Headless Pins (3,000 per box) The 1/2" seems to work without any problems.
1529787
I used liquid nails to fasten mine around a rock hearth where the laminate flooring butted up against the rocks. i'm sure you could use a 16 gauge finish nail also.
1429701
There are 2 plastic 6"x1.5" boards. Each have 3 holes to use the bolts and nails the set comes with. The bolts work well, the nails not so much. FYI, you can find this set for super cheap at tj max or Ross. Might be worth the look.
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No...they are a special cooragated steel fittings that uses O - ring fittings inside. Easy to use. Got them from amazon also.