what is the max nail length that will fit ?
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It will only take compatible nails, which you will find on the manufacturers web page. I tried to open it from my phone but the mobile version i guess doesnt show this much information. Im sure if you look at it on a computer you will find a pdf file with the specs and the compatible nails and staples
623451
I really don't know, but my daughter doesn't know the exact size buyuses it for manicure attachments
2188445
This tool is for the wavy corrugated fasteners so toenailing would not work. It is for when you put 2 pieces of wood together like with a picture frame. The longest fastener that this gun uses is 5/8 inch I believe by about 2 inches wide. It is really designed to hold butt joints together.Hope this helps Have a great day GP
950737
I put 1 1/4 inch nails in the finish nailer and they did not fit correctly. Ended up jamming the nailer.
138118
The manual that came with the nailer says the minimum is 1 1/4 inches and the maximum is 2 1/2 inches (all 15 gauge). I have not used anything except the Hitachi 2 inch.
1633531
I believe 20, 21 or 22 degree nails would all work. They must be non-clipped nails. I have found that the paper collated nails jam this nailgun the most. Plastic collated are better.
2080241
A couple mm. About the size of my pinky nail lengthwise from end to end. Not as wide though. Hope this helps you.
1337305
Bostitch - Flooring L-nail, FLN-200, 2 inches long will work in the Dewalt nailer
1051781
My nails are 13 3/4 distance, I am not a precise person, so I hope this helps. Enjoy your Christmas Season! :)
1541146
Look on the side of the nail gun it will tell you the gauge and lengths of nails and staples. I'm sorry I don't have mine right now my neighbor is borrowing it again. The brand does not matter just the size. I purchase mine at Harbor freight. They have a great selection at very low cost
138120
I believe so . I have some old senco nails that worked fine-- about 1" long.
1365196
I'm not sure on the exact length. However, I have done my nails several times and could never imagine running out after buying these 30 rolls!
1820534
Yes-Power to drive nails up to 3-1/2-in x 0.131-in into engineered lumber -21 degree - 2 in. x 0.113 in Great tool
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I just measured the "nail " part and it is a rather large .345" as measured with a very accurate electronic caliper. If the chair or table legs you are wanting to nail them into is less than about 1" diameter, you will risk splitting the leg. I know, I speak from experience. The one good thing is that with the "nail" being so large in diameter, it won't bend even in tough wood. They are also rather sturdy by comparison with other products. For thinner chair legs that need a more conventional nail that is only about 1/16th inch diameter, you might try Mintcraft FE-50320 Plastic/Felt Glides. I have also tried these. Buy extra of them though as some of them fell apart while nailing them in place, and they bend readily. One has to nail them very square with the head of the hammer, and be very gentle. They are a bit cheaply made. I had better quality with ones I bought at Home Depot or my local hardware store.
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21-degree nails ranging in size from 2 to 3-1/2 inches, they have a plastic mold over the nails to hold the clip togeather. any big box home improvement store has them, or get them when you get the gun. like this http://www.amazon.com/Freeman-FR-113-2GRS-113-Inch-Collated-Galvanized/dp/B008JDKT8S/ref=pd_sim_hi_7 or this http://www.amazon.com/Freeman-FR-131-3GRS-131-Inch-Collated-Galvanized/dp/B008JDKUI2/ref=pd_sim_hi_2
550254
I guess it depends on how thick the toe nail is, but I believe it would be big enough. It is very sharp to clip thick toenails. This is the best clippers I have ever owned.
1357537
I have used two different brands so far. As long as the nails are plastic coated, 21 degree I believe any brand would work. The best prices I have found on nails is at harbor freight. 2500 nails for around $28. I have used 2 1/2" and 3 1/2"