What brand nails and staples do I need
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any brand will work as long as they are the right gauge I got mine from Amazon but any hard wear or lumber yard has them.
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
321950
As far as I know any brand 18 guage brad nails will work, I have used 3 different kinds and had no issues, porta cable are the cheapest and work just fine
1579460
the only staples that I know for sure will work is # 35550 Optima high capacity by swingline
1754878
i use stainless nails a good place to buy them is cpo outlets online any 15 degree siding nail should work i use bostitch good luck bob
1043236
No, you need heavy duty, like the SF-13 or SF-39, staples for that. In 3/8",1/2",5/8" etc. you can get thin, breakable, "high-capacity" staples or "heavy duty" staples, which is what you need. Swingline & Stanley Bostich both make them.
814772
WOW looks like you just made it! Yes you can but you will have to use 1-1/4 staples for this. You can call me if you like. (917) 804-4254 I am a professional installer still active in the field. Let me know if you have any more questions about the job, nailer, its all good. Im there for everything. AXKANE
761667
I bought PaperPro brand high capacity staples. I work as a tax professional and it really will handle a huge stack of papers!
1322093
I am not sure. I have not seen any staples even though my cat has nearly worn out spots with her claws.
690219
I have one and used it to staple in hardwood oak flooring. My flooring was 1/2" by 1.5". I used the Senco 1/4" by 1" staples (18 gauge) and never had a single problem. For the money, and ease of use, this nailer/stapler did the job perfectly! I did some research beforehand, as to which was better and held better- nails or staples. Staples hold better than nails
1302588
Yes, perfect for any nailer or stapler. Was a great purchase. Its kinda loud, but compressor only runs about every 30-40 nails I shoot. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. I bought it to install trim and moulding.
2052947
Hi....it depends on the thickness of the wood...you can use staples or nails - the staples are regular, and the nails are small around 15mm -(0,59 inches) I use frequently this electric staple - I'm very satisfied !
1615989
I used Bostich SX50351 staples which is an 1-3/8' by 18 gauge by 7/32 crown finish staple. Worked very well.
508682
I used finishing nails. I tried heavy duty staples first but did not like how they held. The nails hold the rope much tighter to the post.
847903
straight nails it will use any brand 16 gauge finish nail 1.25-2.5 inches in length
1843336
Hi again Mike, You have the correct item this time. You need the 5000 series staples. The 5008C is 1/4 inch in length. You can use any lengths available between 5/32 - 9/16" Have a nice day!
548722
Yes with staples not nails. However, 3/4 is apparently much easier that 5/8 bamboo as it is very thin and tends to chip.
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I bought my nailer at Lowes and they don't carry the size nail I needed. So I bought the needed size in the Hitachi brand which Lowes did carry. I used about 500 nails and not one jam.