what size brads come with it
1024161
I don't recall since I bought different sized brads when I bought this nailer. I think it was 3/4".
1024162
Leo, I am away from the tool right now, but got either 1 inch or 1.25 inch brads with the nailer. Hope this helps you.
1717243
The pinner has a sliding lever for different size brads, the smallest setting is 1/2in. Yes you need a compressor.
71500
2-1/8", but try to find 18 ga. brads longer than 2" -- very tough. So in reality 2"
1620446
I used 2 inch 18 ga brads for the installation of 3 1/4 x 1/2 inch MDF base board about every 30 inches and about 1 1/4 inches above the floor surface so the brads would hit the wall sill plates. I set the head penetration setting to 4. This all seemed to work well. Hope this helps.
559244
The 18ga brad is too thin for your application and will bend when trying to go through thick decking floor. You should consider something larger than 16ga for decking, like a framing nailer. I have both a brad nailer and a Dewalt 16ga finish nailer. The Dewalt is great for base and cove molding. The brad nailer is for lighter materials or thin materials that split easily.
2255632
I think it came with 2 short downrods (3 and 6 inch). I bought a 12 inch downrod because I mounted at the top of a slightly peaked ceiling.
1950107
It does well with 2" brads into plaster/lathe, drywall, wood, or soft platics. Brads will not work into brick, no matter what type of nailer you use.Brads are very thin. They will bend if you try to drive them into brick or concrete.
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"
2217579
The appropriate fasteners are 18 gauge brad nails from 5/8" to 2" in length.
628529
I'm not qualified to answer your question. I've only used the brads to attach interior door, window, and baseboard trim.
991565
It has a max operating pressure of 140 psi. You will need to look at your nail gun and see what it's operating Pressure Is. You won't be able to use the brad nailer that come with it as it is not designed to nail flooring.
339659
I would say the regular sized (about 2-3 inch diameter). However, the two guns that I bought were both junk and fell apart in our hands while trying to put the rubber bands on. The black wheel is not attached well at all.
381680
Three. A really long one for real long barrels, another a little shorter for carbines and a shot one for pistols. I'm not sure what you would need others for unless your like me and have a few others just laying around. I like the kit. I also purchased several Remington Sqee-G for the calibers that I own. I didn't get the kit that had all the different sized Squee-G as I don't have guns in those calibers. But if your a swab guy, it has everything you would need.
364428
The Makita AF505 manual says the maximum brad length is 50mm. Porter-Cable's 2 inch brads are 51mm. I'm guessing they won't fit although I've haven't actually tried.
1415022
Mine came with the following pilots, .22--.24--.27--.28--.30--9mm--.35--.44--.45. Other sizes are available to order as well.
1628771
It comes with four different sizes. The largest one fit my Mossberg 500 pump and my Mossberg 9200 auto.I think all the Mossberg's have the same size rib.
1058500
Yes, it sure will. That's what I used it for. I used Bostitch 1 & 9/16" 18g brads. Set the pressure at 70psi and fiddled with the depth gauge to slightly bury the nails in the tongue. Worked perfectly.