will these nails work in Bostitch N89c framing nailer?
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No they will not as far as I know. These are for a fence or siding nailer only as far as I know. The N89c owners manual available online if you don't have it will tell you for sure what degree and what thickness they need to be.
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The N70CB is listed as a heavy Pallet nailer, and these nails are listed for Bostitch Tools N63CP, N64C, N66C, N66BC, N75C. I think the N70CB is going to be geared for a thicker shank than these.
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81nicLaweEL._SL1500_.jpg these are the nails that we use at work, does that help?
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I normally use my Roofing Nailer with a vinyl siding depth adjuster. My Bostitch roofing nailer R46N uses a Vinyl siding adapter rn46. This prevents over driving the nail in to deep which allows the siding room to expand and contract during seasonal temperature changes.
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Yes, I did use these nails in this nail gun. However, I found another brand of nails at my local hardware store, for much cheaper.
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I would compare the size of your cordless nailer to a typical framing nailer and see if it's the same size.
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If I remember correctly, all Paslode Framing Nailers take a 30 degree nail strip. I remember discussions of how Paslode makes us buy their nails because we can't use the more common 20 degree or 22 degree strips. But, t's a good nail that is code compliant where other manufacturers nails are not. So, to answer your question; yes, I believe they should work fine. Hope this helps.
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You can buy the nails from amazon - I believe this is the easiest, most cost effective, and quickest way, and where I purchased mine. I chose the compatible Bostitch nails versus other brands to avoid potential compatibility problems. I only had one jam in about 2000 nails shot which in my opinion corroborates buying Bostitch brand nails.
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Yes it will. Absolutely. I have used it extensively with a brad nailer. Would also power a framing nailer.
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I use these with bostitch siding gun. I used the whole box. No problems. Used with hardie boards.
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I have used the nails in the assortment at http://www.amazon.com/P6-MP-3-Gauge-Multi-Pack-Headless/dp/B0012BV21W/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_y The 1/2" seems to work without any problems.
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I bought this valve to replace the one on my coil roofing nailer (RN45B) this also works on my framing nailer (N80SB). I'm sorry I am not familiar with the nailer that you have questions about. I don't suppose you have the owners manual, which gives the part number for the nailer. I was able to fine replacement trigger valves for all six of of my nailers at Amazon.con just by searching the part number. Sorry I can't help.
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In order to use finishing nails you will have to use the PC Model FN250SB finishing nailer. The BN200C brad nailer can handle up to 2-inch 18 gauge brads. In regards to whether it will countersink, the answer is yes it will. In my humble opinion it is an ideal tool for building small projects. I too am old school, but quickly adapted to the convenience, speed, and neatness of using a brad nailer. Good luck!!
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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.
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I should work fine. I have a small Porter-Cable 2 gallon "pancake" compressor and it powers the nailer without any problems.
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I only have bostitch and hitachi; I love them bouth the same ; I don't know about building furniture, I would think that 18 ga nails are not dsigned to hold togeter furniture, they're designed to hold finishing trim and stuff that is not structural; eather way for the performance of the gun , BUY IT WITH CONFIDANCE
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I am not 100% sure, but I think they probably would work ok. I used them in an AKUZUKI Hardwood Flooring Stapler & Cleat Nailer in 2008 with no problems. Hope this helps.