How come just below the nailer specs they say "often bought with this product"....22 degree nails....not 21?
1007123
I used some of the 22 degree without a problem. I've used Bostich guns for 30 years prior to this gun & this is as good as any I've used.t's a great nailer
1007124
I used some of the 22 degree without a problem. I've used Bostich guns for 30 years prior to this gun & this is as good as any I've used. t's a great nailer
1206129
I use Hitachi 2-1/4x.092 inch they are at 15 to 17 degree. They come in 3,600 nail quantity. 12 rolls to a box. 300 nails to a roll. #13338
2217577
It's going to depend on the design of the nail. As a seller I couldn't guarantee it. I don't stock the pin nails to test. If you send some I would be happy to test them.Rich W. RHW Surplus Sales
2074284
I bought it new from a local distributor in my area..He sells nails,nail guns,outrageously priced "wierd looking" hammers,nail gun parts,air compressors,and fittings etc..And he had two new max framers,so i bought them and havent had any serious issues with either of them..There was no case when i purchased them..
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.
2027490
the 31 degrees is the angle the nails are in the clip.. when u buy nails u want to buy the nails that can be shot from your gun. so this gun uses 31 degrees nail clips... the clipped head means the nails are not full round headed nails... i got this gun off amazon and just used it to frame 1350sq ft full remodel basement. no problems.. Used 2 boxes of 2000 nails.. about $36 a box 31 degree clipped head from home depot.. lowes doesnt carry them fyi.. love it!
1641495
No. Use only 23 gauge headless pin nails. I have used multiple brands of nails without any issues.
2103174
I bought one and am looking at it. On the front it says: 30 degree clipped head nail, 30 degree full head nail. I also read in the specs that it will take any nail from 30 deg to 34 deg
1934241
if a gun is 18 gauge and takes nails 2 or longer it will, I looked up that fn250 here on Amazon and it says 16 gauge. The answer is it will not fit. You always have to match the gauge, the length and for some guns an angle. As for the nails, I used them to built a sauna many years ago and I see no rust so I would definitely buy this brand again if I need stainless steel.
750565
I have just gone through the entire manual and can not find anything that says weather it is at 35 or 21 degrees.... sorry! But, the nails I use in the gun are as follows and are the cheapest in the hardware store (BUNNINGS) where I am in Australia. "DUO-FAST" STRIP NAILS S3.1 x 75 plastic collated. Box of 3000. Reorder code D30500. I have checked on the nail box as well and there is nothing on there either as to the degrees they are set at. I hope this helps... :)
1455741
I used Bostitch 3 1/4 X 0.120 28 degree wire weld framing nails which I purchased from Home Depot or Lowes. The magazine holds 100 nails, which helps reduce the number of times you need to stop and reload. I probably used about 1500 nails and never had any problems. I suspect other 28 degree wire weld nails would also work, but the local store carried Bostitch so I used them.
1809529
I'm sorry, I really have no idea. I have not used it as a nailer, only for driving in tent pegs.
1269731
34 degrees. Don't know why it matters because only Senco or DA type nails will fit it.
551415
I don't the model numbers but the one that I purchased is for 18ga nails, there is another one that shoots 15 or 16ga nails which are used for typical trim like base, crown and door trim. If you are using for small trim you need 18ga or smaller nails.
2122492
I believe its 21° , and shoots a full-head nail..great gun i have 3 of them..very light in hand compared to others !
1991298
I just used 5/8" brad nail by accident and they worked fine. I didn't even realize it till after. I only used about 8 though. I would still like to see what Wen says.
1028362
I haven't tried, but 16 gauge nails are generally reserved for a finish nailer as opposed to this brad nailer.