What is difference between P650 &amp; P650L? Can you nail into 1" oak?
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Yes, however keep your fingers clear since the pins are so small that longer ones tend to bend when shot in following the grain. The 2" pins especially. Expirament on a piece of scrap before using on the finish product. Otherwise pretty much the best pin nailer one can buy. Very little trace of a nail hole.
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Use standard nails for nail guns from any hardware supplier... nothing special. I like this gun.
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That is the hole that the barrel goes thru, the two sizes, 15/16 is slightly smaller than the 1 1/4 and thus tighter to the barrel without touching it. It gives a nice finished touch to it. Most bull type barrels need the larger while the standard .750 barrel will take the 15/16, hope this helps
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I do not recall one, I tried undercutting some tongue and groove flooring ended up using my sawzaw .PS worked great on small nails not so much for the larger ones
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i have cut oak limbs about 6" in diameter. it is a work out for it, but it will do it. the machine is alittle under powered for anything over 3". but for the money it is a pretty good machine.
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Yes-Power to drive nails up to 3-1/2-in x 0.131-in into engineered lumber -21 degree - 2 in. x 0.113 in Great tool
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I have one and used it to staple in hardwood oak flooring. My flooring was 1/2" by 1.5". I used the Senco 1/4" by 1" staples (18 gauge) and never had a single problem. For the money, and ease of use, this nailer/stapler did the job perfectly! I did some research beforehand, as to which was better and held better- nails or staples. Staples hold better than nails
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I can only answer this from knowing the FC350B. It';s an excellent nailer to date and I'm quite satisfied with it. It's easy to get nails and it doesn't jam. As a first it's worth getting.
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The description Amazon attributes to the manufacturer states: "...fires 15-gauge nails from 1-1/4-inch to 2-1/2-inch." I haven't tried anything shorter, and I'd be hesitant to do so without seeing something from Hitachi that says it's okay. I've been fortunate enough to have an 18 gauge brad nailer/stapler (Senco) that has handled everything I've asked of it. If I'm using only a 1" fastener, 18 gauge is normally sufficient. If not, spacing them a little more closely should make up the difference in shear strength, IMHO. In most cases, I'd probably just use a 1-1/4" 15 gauge nail (if I had some handy), rather than getting out the other tool. I can see where that wouldn't always work, but as I said, the lighter gauge fasteners should normally work for applications using material so light as to preclude use of the longer ones. I didn't look. Do the other brands' 15 gauge finish nailers handle shorter nails?
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Yes this Wen 61720 is capable of nailing into fence lumber. This nailer uses brads which are smaller / thinner nails mainly used to attach trim lumber to door frames and moldings to various areas inside a structure. These brad nails come in 3/4 inch up to 2 inch in length. This product is of very good quality and I love mine.
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"PK" is the "kit". The D650 is just the gun. The kit costs more because you get those other parts.
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18 Gauge only. From 5/8" to 2" length nail size. If you need a 16 Gauge nail gun here is the link on that one (Never use a 16 gauge): DEWALT D51257K 1-Inch to 2-1/2-Inch 16 Gauge Finish Nailer
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The only difference is that when firing 3/8" pins you must hold the dry fire lock out button in on the P650L.
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I don't know for sure, but the dl650 underwent a drastic remodel in 2012 so it's not likely.
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Carl, you need to have an 18 gauge nailer for bamboo and really hard woods. The 18 gauge uses smaller nails and will not split the "tongue" of the tongue and groove boards. Sale's people sometimes can give you inaccurate info. We found this informationout when we were puchasing the nails for the gun.
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The 18 gauge nail are smaller than the 16 for trim work and floor i would recomend u the 18 gauge cause is easier to patch the hole that the nail leaves
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I am using the BOSTITCH FLN-200 2-Inch Flooring L-Nail for our ¾ engineered hardwood. That is the recommended size for this wood and the nailer is putting it into the floor no problem.