Will the framing nailer use paper collated nails or just plastic collated nails?
835357
i had been useing plastic collated nails.. i dont think there will be difference if use paper collated nail. as long it work and nail gun get the job done.
835358
My experience with this nail gun is with the plastic coated nails. But I think as long as they are the correct size, it shouldn't make any difference. Paper tends to be more expensive, but you don't have bits of plastic flying around.
835359
According to the Freeman website, it should be used with "All .113" - .131" Gauge, 21°, 2" - 3 1/2", Plastic Collated Framing Nails"
1785569
So far I have used the finish nail gun only and it worked fine. I will rate the rest of the guns once I use them in the summer.
178666
You could by turning the pressure way down but it will leave divets in your siding. You'd be better off getting a "flush nailer" more suited to siding. Also I believe if you read the "Warranty" for the fiber cement siding, it will say hand nail only
1062745
This nailer will not use siding nails. However, some contactors use a roofing nailer and roofing nails to nail hardie siding, nailing every 12". I would call James Hardie Co. and ask them if they approve this application.
1505497
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
2138091
I don't have experience with finishing or framing nails, but this nail gun handles only nails with slim tops. Thus, it would be unlikely to hold a board in place against forces trying to dislodge it. This Dewalt gun might work if the only requirement is to position a board without regard to holding it in place.
1918330
I would use cleats instead of staples if I were you. Make sure to max out your PSI for the nailer plus 10/20 PSI.
1455740
It uses nails they don't carry at Home Depot. BOSTITCH S8D-FH 28 Degree 2-3/8-Inch by .120-Inch Wire Weld Framing Nails (2,000 per Box)I have always had to order them online and have them delivered.
1647910
I purchased the nails from a local supplier. The gun uses standard nails. I'm sure Home Depot or Lowes carries the nails for this type of nail gun.
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
606393
This nail gun requires Plastic collated nails, in that they are bound together by plastic strips.
286162
Yes my numax framing nailer has work perfectly. Couple drops of air tool oil daily is good maintenance. Would recommend to anyone.
1380501
This is a 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 finishing nailer not a framing nailer. You wll need two nailing guns. Framing & Finishing
950743
All the nailers use different ones. They are the plastic bound nails though. Round head 21 degree
165838
The nails I have used are Grip Rite brand Collated Framing Nails. They are Paper Tape Offset Round Head 2" and 3 1/2" - Ring Shank. I purchase them at Lowes. I have just about completed the conversion of a garage into two bed rooms and an entrance hall. These nails have served all my framing needs.
69544
For the cabinet carcase (the box), use screws plus glue for strength, not nails. Especially if the cabinet is for a heavy load. For attaching a face frame (with or without doors) to a plywood cabinet the nailer is just what you want: the small holes are easily filled to be just about invisible.
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Both of these are framing nailers which will take 3 1/2" nails. Both are quality nailers for framing work. The FR350B only uses round headed nails. The FC350B uses both round and clipped head nails. The paper holding the clipped head nails in a strip causes less problems than the plastic which holds the round headed nail strips. The FC350B is more versatile. I own the FC350B nailer and love it. It's light & easy to use. I'd recommend the FC350B (& not just because I own it.)