ONe of the reviews states "No rubber foot on the contact point--the tool WILL leave a dent after the brad is driven." Is this true?
1492593
This is true. It does not have a rubber tip so if you dont want the tool to leave a small dent just use a piece of cardboard and that will solve the problem.
1492594
It sometimes does. In my experience, with softer pine, it will likely leave a small dimple. On harder oak, it does not. Typically with pine, I will putty and paint anyway. I have been very pleased with this brad nailer. It is a great tool for the price.
1492595
It sometimes does. In my experience, with softer pine, it will likely leave a small dimple. On harder oak, it does not. Typically with pine, I will putty and paint anyway.I have been very pleased with this brad nailer. It is a great tool for the price.
1492596
It does, but most of the time you need to putty brads/nails before painting. For the price it does a great job. if you want pro grade, then you'll need to spend the money.
1455433
I have one of those Porter Cable compressors I got for a brad nailer, and the Critter works fine with it. You won't need anything like 90 PSI, either. If you use too much pressure, the spray will be very dry and dusty.
761427
Uses the same driver for the staples and brad nails.. All u can do is turn down the air regulator on your air compressor or grind the driver down on the side that doesn't push out the brad nails.
2056201
When I received mine there was just a big empty hole so the tool and charger could slide around. I called the company that sent me the tool and was told that Dewalt had made some prototypes but they had no idea if they would ever make an insert.
1665857
DO NOT USE PLIERS. That is a sure recipe for failure. Most tap and die sets have a t handle tool to fit the Tap (the tread cutter) into for a steady even, and perpendicular twist. If you don't have a tap and die set, it would be a good investment. Harbor Freight has some very inexpensive sets, but you do get what you pay for. Absent a "T" handle try a small, (say 1/4 inch drive) socket set with the appropriate size socket fitted to the end of the Tap and a tee handle (if available). Use the ratchet handle as the last resort but proceed slowly and carefully keeping everything perpendicular to the hole you are repairing. HTH RWK DO NOT USE PLIERS. That is a sure recipe for failure. Most tap and die sets have a t handle tool to fit the Tap (the tread cutter) into for a steady even, and perpendicular twist. If you don't have a tap and die set, it would be a good investment. Harbor Freight has some very inexpensive sets, but you do get what you pay for. Absent a "T" handle try a small, (say 1/4 inch drive) socket set with the appropriate size socket fitted to the end of the Tap and a tee handle (if available). Use the ratchet handle as the last resort but proceed slowly and carefully keeping everything... » Read More DO NOT USE PLIERS. That is a sure recipe for failure. Most tap and die sets have a t handle tool to fit the Tap (the tread cutter) into for a steady even, and perpendicular twist. If you don't have a tap and die set, it would be a good investment. Harbor Freight has some very inexpensive sets, but you do get what you pay for. Absent a "T" handle try a small, (say 1/4 inch drive) socket set with the appropriate size socket fitted to the end of the Tap and a tee handle (if available). Use the ratchet handle as the last resort but proceed slowly and carefully keeping everything perpendicular to the hole you are repairing. HTH RWK « Show Less
819482
I have the red one. It is the little silver wheel just below the trigger. You role it to the left and right to adjust the driving power. This brad nailer has been great. I have been using it for about 3 months with no issues.
1434103
Not sure what a brad point bit is. .. It can do what we call spade bits though.
724080
No rubber feet. But I recently bought rubber drawer bumpers, I think that would work well.
344419
David, I no longer own the Ramsond nailer, I never really used it much so I sold it, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1552331
I used the 15 gage on 3/4" stock (into 2x4 frameing) and it worked great. Baseboards I have not gotten to yet but my plan would be to try the 15 gage and if it blows through the wood or cracks go with the brad nailer. Good luck!
1128066
I used the tool yesterday on a ride and did not have any problems. Sounds as if something is bent or is there any dirt in the tool.
2051913
HI Carol, I actually got used one. Mine had to bits, but i think the new has only one bit and the hammer. BTW so far it is really good
2233035
this model doesnt have a crevice tool...they have a nozzle if you broke the nozzle you can get @replacementparts.com
1708555
I just opened my new tool, and it doens't strip anything. I've used the micro adjuster. I'm not sure if I have a defective grip, or if this is just crap. It's seems like most people find it useful, but I just consider this worthless.
1827849
The foot pedal did not come with the welder when I purchased mine; it's a separate accessory. The unit has high frequency start, so no scratch start required. You can turn off the high frequency and use scratch start if desired.
1371073
I run a 1/2 inch impact pretty regularly. It doesn't cycle that much. It has a very hard time with a cut off tool or angle grinder.
991565
It has a max operating pressure of 140 psi. You will need to look at your nail gun and see what it's operating Pressure Is. You won't be able to use the brad nailer that come with it as it is not designed to nail flooring.