Does it work with 3/4" hardwood and 12mm bamboo wood
1021608
I often shoot 3/4 and 4/4 antique heartpine which is very hard. In commercial buildings, I have also nailed wood trim over drywall an into metal studs. Stainless and case hardened nails are available for harder substrates. Remember not to exceed the recommended pressure. Too much oil can ruin the gun as well - - if you are only only shooting a few sticks of nail per use, don't keep adding oil. Likewise, if you are firing 5000 or more nails per day, expect to oil more than once per day. Proper oiling, pressure, and nail hardness affect driver cycling and nail penetration.
1021609
Works great on 3/4" hardwood trim (red oak). It has enough power to not only get thru the oak, but thru the plaster, wood lath and into 1920's era studs. Don't know about the bamboo.
1021610
I have used my 15 Gauge on hardwood tongue and grove and it did it's job. I have not worked with any bamboo but would not expect good results. Keep air dry and up to recommended level and oil frequently.
91349
Yes, I have a black and decker with a 3/8" chuck and works great. I have little to no wood working skills and this tool made me feel like a pro. Great choice, have fun!
2021166
This handle is meant to work on doors that are 1-3/4" thick. If you try to use it on a thinner door, your would have to purchase shorter screws. I do not believe the keyed version would work on a 3/4" thick, as the tail piece for the thumb turn and the tail piece for the keyed cylinder must meet in the middle of the mortise lock and I do not think there will be enough space to accommodate both.
615664
Yes it does. Once you set the height correctly to receive the wood, it will work.
1081819
Hi Robert, unfortunaly this item will not fit your 3-3/4 outside dimesion. This item is for a 3 inch outside and 2 inch inside dimension.
690220
I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs. No issues. good luck. I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs.... » Read More I have not used it on bamboo. I have used it several times on 5/8 engineered hardwood. It should work the same. There is a simple way to adjust for thickness of the wood. You can use it for 1/2 as well. I suppose it could be used on standard solid 3/4 inch hardwood but might not be as good long term as a stand up stapler. The nice thing about this is that it can use the standard 1/4 inch crown staples easily found in the box stores. It also allows for longer staples than a floor runner. (if you know what that is).I have had mine for over a year and used it on about 6ea 500-600sf jobs. No issues. good luck. « Show Less
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No, the wood is only about 3/8" thick. If you have wood working tools to build a support for the legs that might work.
701273
I have used mine on pine 2 x 4s (and a 4 x 4 post once if I remember correctly) which is probably a tougher wood than what's in your armoire so it should work as long as your blade is sharp. However, since the saw works opposite the way we are accustomed in the US, push vs pull, you need to be careful to get a clean and, especially, straight cut so your result looks professional. A few practice cuts on scrap wood should work. I speak as an amateur.
1918331
Bamboo is not as dense of a wood as hickory or oak, for which the tool works well. However, appropriately lowering pressure of the attached compressor should work, providing the flooring is tongue-and-groove material, thickness of which corresponds to one of the bases provided with the tool. My recommendation would be to query the flooring manufacturer about proper tools and techniques for installation.
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I would think so. Mine did great using staples on 3/4 in 3-4 & 5 in cherry and locust (very hard wood). I am not familiar with bamboo but the only problem I see is if it is very soft or very brittle then the MIIIFS may be a little too much tool. Since bamboo is used for flooring I bet you will be just fine! MIIIFS is a great tool!
2015038
I have not tried it on bamboo.I can't imagine why not but do not know for a fact.It is just a very convinent to use circular saw.Great for flooring but I have not tried bamboo
172817
Its a "cleats only" nailet. So the answer to you question is yes. I used 1.75" cleats into bamboo and it works great.
742774
I think it would work with wood. If it was me for wood I would find one that has a much bigger tip though
244898
Probably. If it has a standard 1/2" arbor it should be fine. It worked on my 12" Bosch sliding miter saw.To be sure you can always contact the manufacturer.
1203292
We installed Mannington. Brand oak flooring. 3/8 inch. I don't know about bamboo flooring. Hope this helps.
2276947
Yes, if you have a 3/4 inch diameter shaft with a key way, this is a great product, worth every penny!
814774
I don't see why it would not work for you. I would, however, ensure that the nails that you use for the 1/2" bamboo are long enough to penetrate the two layers beneath the bamboo flooring. I have not worked with bamboo but the posts I have read indicate this railgun will work fine on that material.