Can i use 33 Degree round head nails in this 34 Degree Nail Gun? because i can't find any 34 Degree round head nails unline each time i type 34nail i get nail gun
1169604
No, you must use clipped head nails. Here is a link to the Amazon site for 34 degree nails.
1964123
Sorry, the DA nails can not be used. The angle and head style is different than those used in Bostitch guns. The DA's have a half round head. The Bostitch nails have a "T" head. The DA nails fit Senco, Dewalt, Hitachi and Porter Cable. The FN style fit Bostitch and a few private label guns............... Not to start a war BUT, I've always been able to get Bostich nails locally, wherever I'm working.
1455737
If you do a search for the Bostitch framing nailer you will see that is requires 28 deg. I ended up buying Bostitch nails just to be safe but any manufacturer that makes them in 28 deg will work.
286161
Actually this was my first nail gun and I haven't even used it yet. it takes a decent size nail. So I believe it should be ok for your needs, maybe first look at the nail to judge for yourself. I wish I could be of more help but perhaps google it for more definitive answer
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.
2272661
No, I accidentally picked up a box if clipped head nails & installed them in my Hitachi 3&1/2full round head framing nailer!!!! NADA!!!! Won't work, they are spaced closer than the full round heads, furthermore the Hitachi is a 19° clip ' I believe the clipped were 21°( but I have slept since then!!! But Nope they won't work!!!!,..:(
396577
1.5" nails will not work with this gun. You need a positive placement gun for the hanger nails. The only framing nailer I know of that also does 1.5" positive placement nails is the Bostitch:BOSTITCH F21PL Round Head 1-1/2-Inch to 3-1/2-Inch Framing Nailer with Positive Placement Tip and Magnesium Housing
1294334
Mine fires two-inch nails perfectly. No problems. You might want to contact Senco, see what they advise.
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 !
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
750566
This nailer uses plastic collated strip nails which is 21 degree. As far as I know all plastic collated strip nails are angled between 20-22 degrees that which any of these angles can be used with this nail gun. The 35 degree paper collated nails won't fit in this nail gun.
1380500
This is a trim gun, not a framing gun. I love mine. I use it for crown, base, window casing, doors, windows, and other stuff. The 16G nails that it shoots have virtually no head and I can almost bend them barehanded. If you only have a few walls to put up, consider buying an impact driver and screwing them in. Buy this trim nailer for everything else. I own the angled nailer. It was only $349.00 before tax. After it fell off the second story and died. It cost another $200.00 to resurrect it. This financial statement is informational. I don't regret having spent the money. I own an 18V Makita and a Rigid impact driver. I love them both. I have used a DeWalt and it is a sweet tool, also. This is a trim gun, not a framing gun. I love mine. I use it for crown, base, window casing, doors, windows, and other stuff. The 16G nails that it shoots have virtually no head and I can almost bend them barehanded. If you only have a few walls to put up, consider buying an impact driver and screwing them in. Buy this trim nailer for everything else. I own the angled nailer. It was only $349.00 before tax. After it fell off the second story and died. It cost another $200.00 to resurrect it. This financial statement is informational. I don't regret having spent the money. I own an 18V... » Read More This is a trim gun, not a framing gun. I love mine. I use it for crown, base, window casing, doors, windows, and other stuff. The 16G nails that it shoots have virtually no head and I can almost bend them barehanded. If you only have a few walls to put up, consider buying an impact driver and screwing them in. Buy this trim nailer for everything else. I own the angled nailer. It was only $349.00 before tax. After it fell off the second story and died. It cost another $200.00 to resurrect it. This financial statement is informational. I don't regret having spent the money. I own an 18V Makita and a Rigid impact driver. I love them both. I have used a DeWalt and it is a sweet tool, also. « Show Less
963365
Standard 30 degree, there are a few different manufacturers that make them and they are pretty much standard stock at most lumberyards and big box stores, I used this model gun for about 8 years now and have never had a problem finding nails
2182607
I may be wrong, but i think that 28 degree nails are metal collated. They would never work. Besides that i think 30 degrees is the minimum for this 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
588526
Cartridge dials to accommodate coils 1-1/4-1-1/2 or 1-3/4-2 or 2-1/4-2-1/2. Provided it was the proper angle and nail size, a 2-3/8 coil should shoot fine at largest setting. On board depth setting to adjust nail depth when fired. It was recommeded to me as best on market siding gun and I'd agree. Has survived multiple drops and usually jambs only when the coil of nails is messed up.
588528
You can adjust the setting for depth. Most often you do not want the nail head to penetrate the surface of the siding or sheeting. This has been a work horse for me. Excellent siding nailer and excellent when you need ringshank nails.