does the nail gun use air or battery?
1466454
No batteries, but you do need a compressor with a pressure regulator. The nailer has a fine adjustment for the pressure.
1466455
The gun is operated by air. You will need a compressor. No batteries needed.
1466456
This freeman nailgun operates with aircompresor, and will allow a person to fire 2 nails in a blink of an eye so one must get used to the sensetive trigger great gun for hardeboard siding or installing sheeting no complanints here
2040383
The gun will not fire loaded or unloaded unless the seating mechanism at the tip of the gun is depressed. Any questions call Ray @ 860-485- 5644. Be careful these nail guns are powerful
110101
It really depends on how you're using it. If you're intermittently nailing with in and not imitating a machine gun- you can use a pancake or similar small compressor. The working pressure of the nailer is 70-115 PSI. I run mine at 100 PSI. Any portable compressor should be able to hit that pressure. The real question is duty cycle. If you're nailing every few seconds then you'll need a compressor capable of keeping up with the volume of air being consumed OR you'll have to slow down until your compressor stops running before firing the next nail. I run mine on 2 different compressors and don't have any issues- one is a 40 gallon shop compressor- the CFM is infinite compared to the gun. The other compressor is 2.6 CFM. I don't rapid fire when I'm using it and I can fire several nails before the compressor has to cycle. As long as you're not continuing to fire when the compressor is running you should be OK.
1023736
Not sure if it would produce enough air because I have never used a airbrush and do not know what it requires. But have used it on a nail gun and if used a long time with out delay I would let it catch up until it turned off. You need to look at the cubic air per second in the specifics.
1785574
The only specification with the Freeman nail guns is to provide oil to the system. So I have only been oiling since water is not a problem in the air system I'm using. Some of the air supply systems I have used previously needed a water separator. If you are not sure about the amount of water in your system a water separator might be a very good addition.
1803982
If the gun has no nails and is not connected to an air compressor then it will not fire.
1425365
Yes. The compressor takes the standard hose adapters for pneumatic tools, spray guns, tire inflators etc. Most nailers do not consume that much air anyway.
2271032
The operating range is between 70-120 PSI. This nailer uses clipped head framing nails. 2" to 3-1/2".
1491050
It does have to be "bumped" in order to shoot the gun. The trigger can not be pulled and nails start shooting out. This is the safety factor for this nailer. You have to push the nailer and pull the trigger at the same time for this to work.
598471
Pneumatic indicates powered by air. So yes this is an air powered tool. And it works well for the price.
1414631
All nail guns will mis fire occasionally, if it has started to happen often its usually one of 3 things, too low of air pressure, wrong nails, or the driver is bent, broken, or worn out. Make sure the nails you are using have the proper angle for the gun.
101550
It might run a nail gun, but not a die grinder or drill.I haven't tried a nail gun. Anything continous won't run.
623828
Mine didnt use any nails at all. It was dead on arrival. I had to go rent one to complete my project.
2138093
This IS a finishing nailer, just electric-powered not air-powered. It can definitely power a nail through a 3/4" fir or pine slat, which I assume your fence is. My only caveat is the nails that come with the nailer are not coated. I'm not sure if they sell stainless or aluminum nails for this gun. If not, you'll have to do a good job filling and sealing the hole so you don't get rust bleeding down your fence.
907034
I use a 2.5 horsepower 10 gallon compressor and it has plenty of air to do the job with the framing nailer. Currently set it between 90 to 100lbs and it has great penatration. The 15 and 18 gauge nailers use less air and I adjust the air pressure to anywhere between 45 to 80 lbs depends on the material I am using and again it works great. With the 10 gallon compressor you have a light weight unit that you can move around if needed and you never run out of air even on big jobs. Of course if you have a larger compressor, it will be a mute point. Excellent nailers and work well with 10 gallon oil type compressors. I use a 2.5 horsepower 10 gallon compressor and it has plenty of air to do the job with the framing nailer. Currently set it between 90 to 100lbs and it has great penatration. The 15 and 18 gauge nailers use less air and I adjust the air pressure to anywhere between 45 to 80 lbs depends on the material I am using and again it works great. With the 10 gallon compressor you have a light weight unit that you can move around if needed and you never run out of air even on big jobs. Of course if you have a larger compressor, it will be a mute point. Excellent nailers and work well with 10 gallon... » Read More I use a 2.5 horsepower 10 gallon compressor and it has plenty of air to do the job with the framing nailer. Currently set it between 90 to 100lbs and it has great penatration. The 15 and 18 gauge nailers use less air and I adjust the air pressure to anywhere between 45 to 80 lbs depends on the material I am using and again it works great. With the 10 gallon compressor you have a light weight unit that you can move around if needed and you never run out of air even on big jobs. Of course if you have a larger compressor, it will be a mute point. Excellent nailers and work well with 10 gallon oil type compressors. « Show Less
177417
It is a standard fit for the hoses that go to the air compressors. The nail gun has a male end which goes into the hose's snap-on female end.
2205138
It is designed to fire one nail at the time, but the flaw in this gun is that is you don't apply enough pressure on the gun (hence when you hand is getting tired) the recoil will cause the gun to fire two nails. As for depth of the nail, i.e., countersunk, there is a dial next to the trigger that you can set the depth of the nail.