Will this gun accept the type nails you would use to nail fence boards up 1/2 in cedar fencing slats into the 2/2 lateral fence rails
831576
yes this will . but to hold the fence so it will not come off i would use a little glue and then use a 1 1/2 nail .this is the way i would do the job. i have worked in wood for 40 years.
831577
It can handle up to 2" long finishing nails. I would not use finishing nails for fencing (too thin). You would want a framing nailer for that job IMO.
831578
If you could find stainless steel brads it wood be perfect. If you use galvanized nails or regular interior nails they will create black streaks in the cedar.
831579
No. This gun only accepts 18 ga. brads. That would not work well for fence boards. You might consider a nail gun that accepts crown staples, or a framing nailer.
831580
The nails used in this gun are straight and don't have a large head on them. They aren't standard nails. The ones it uses are BOSTITCH BT1309B 1-Inch 18-Gauge Brads, 3000 per Box as you can tell the head is barely there.
575375
I have used the pins that came with the nailer - I think that they are Grex - with no problems. I really like this nailer - no problems at all. The only issue I have with 23 gauge pins is that they sometimes will deflect due to the grain of the wood and if you are close to an edge they can poke out of the material.
2089192
Yes. If the material is particle board adjust the depth on the nailer so the nail just penetrates the surface.
1167396
It will jam with the wire collated nails. If your careful not to double shoot you're ok.
1068601
I wouldnt. Nails are very thin. It will hold it in place but you need thicker nails that would come out of a gas powered gun. This is more for crown molding.
1282203
Probably. You should be able to adapt it to just about any table saw. I didn't attach mine conventionally, but it works perfect. I just used self tapping metal screws to attach the track to the fence guide.
145214
yes you can but a framing nailer works better. This gun quit working for us after 3 days
345670
This gun uses Paslode framing nails. No, it will not handle most other nails someone may have on the jobsite, like Duofast, Bostitch, or other brands. I don't know the nail angle, but I have not found any other nails that will fit a Paslode gun other than Paslode. If there is another nail brand that it will shoot, then I am not aware of it.
1234918
The PDF on installation describes roof nails, and siding nails. http://www.jameshardie.com/pdf/install/hardieplank-hz5.pdfDepending on the substrate, installation will vary. This is a roofing nail gun which has worked quite well for me, and may possibly work on this siding, if piercing and holding are the only considerations but it is likely it is not the best choice generally for this material.
1353596
This nailer will shoot 3-1/2" framing nails like a boss but I've even used it for cement board siding which can be quite delicate. So yes, it's adjustable and you'll be able use it for the project you listed.
65114
Yes it for 4x4 "dimensional lumber". I ended up using monster glue to put them on as I didn't like the idea of having the nails visible. If your using them for fence post you could use nails, but mine are very visible. I'm in New England and they stayed on since July. I'll have to see what the rest of the Winter brings.
1845426
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.
1016597
Yes it does. In fact, I had the unit turned up too high for a fascia I was installing, and the nails actually went through the entire board. There is a '' thumb screw'' type adjustment around the trigger area. I also want to note that I have had some mis-fires, but I only imagine that might be the case with other brands of nails guns also.
580285
I have used these in 2 different brad nailers with positive results. As long as your nailed takes 18 gage straight you should be ok.
1526302
Use standard nails for nail guns from any hardware supplier... nothing special. I like this gun.
2192628
I don't think you can get the type of nail that should be used to secure underlayment to fit this gun. (ring shank)
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