for the nailer, can it use smaller than 2" size nails?
1539426
I have not use for any brad nails yet, but I believe its can, because its said can use for brad nails up to 2"
1539427
Yes, if not mistaken, it ranges all sizes from 1 1/4" to 2"... Great gun for the price..
2187214
I wouldn't go by measurement, there are too many variables, but my Hitachi NR90AE barely - very barely - fits. The case really should be a little bigger if this is an average sized framing nailer. I don't have it here, so I can't measure it, but if I don't forget, I'll try to and get back here.
897931
No, the head on a roofing nail would be too big to fit in the cylinder that drives the nails.
1096349
I'm not an expert but make sure you check the gauge of the nails or brads that you plan to use, you need to use the correct gun to shoot different gauges, wrong sizes might fit but not fire by your nailer. I would guess that if your gauges are correct you would want to use the finish nailer for your finish nails.. You can use smaller nails or brads than your gun allows just not larger ones.
1154052
Suppose you could. It's really a trim nailer. Nails are thin and have very small heads.
1710676
I used 2" nails on 3/4" birch for cabinet making. It has enough power to drive 2" nails through solid wood... If that's what you're asking.
142865
Yes, its limit is about an 8 penny nail. I would recommend the longer handled ones also.
689876
I feel sure ya could use this nailer to put up the 1"x6 boards or 1"x4" boards, using 2" brads. It could not be used for the frame work. It is after all a finish nailer. If trying to keepanimals in or out I would not use this nailer. I've used mine to put 1"x2" boards together. It will sink the 3/4" boards good. Keep in mind this is a finish nailer.
1723046
The small version would, but definitely not the large or medium. It is way too large and you would most likely cut the nail too deep causing pain and bleeding.
507036
Patricia, this nailer will drive most sizes of nails, however, they are best for short, framing hanger nails. There are better suited nailers for larger nailers that work faster and less cumbersome to work with.
1294334
Mine fires two-inch nails perfectly. No problems. You might want to contact Senco, see what they advise.
632073
Hint: for a 2" nail, keep all fingers 3" away from whatever you're nailing. Perhaps hire a contractor.
150266
I am using the BOSTITCH FLN-200 2-Inch Flooring L-Nail for our ¾ engineered hardwood. That is the recommended size for this wood and the nailer is putting it into the floor no problem.
1560248
Yes, it absolutely could be used. Just keep in mind the nails don't really have a head on them.
598099
Yes absolutely as long as they are made of metal. Mine often finds small nails as deep as 6" in the ground.
2120201
No it doesn't fit. This fit only for straight finish nailer and yours is angled finish
217437
I am not 100% sure, but my flooring was 3/8" and the nailer is adjustable to the thickness of the floor so it should be no problem.