What is the exact angle of this nailer? Is it 25 degrees?
250151
You are correct. It is 25 degrees......... A great gun 20k+ 21/2" nails without a problem
250152
My Senco nails did not work in this gun. My guess is that Bostitch made the gun so you need special Bostitch nails to use in it. They are fairly priced, so I have not concerned myself with what angle the gun is. It is a great gun that satisfactory replaced a 40 year old Senco SFN II that has probably shot over a million nails.
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
44849
You would need to check to see what gauge the Dewalt shoots and also be sure is not angled. Can't really answer that with knowing which Dewalt nailer you have.
2187213
No. It's not really made for a coil nailer. It's perfect for an angle stick nailer. I keep my coil nailer in its poly molded box so it doesn't get jacked up from job to job.
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.
16963
Clipped head. 22.5 degree . The most common used in all framing nailers. Even the HD has them
1042856
I do not see it on the nail gun or the info book , but go online to www.freemantools.com or call 1-888-669-5672, It is a great tool for the price, I have installed over 2000sq ft. of flooring with no problem or jambs , a few miss-fires so always use a little magnetic stud finder to make sure you are getting the proper amount of nails installed
851641
It is has about a 120 degree angle. It is about a half inch straight than a slight angle after that. Hope this helps.
1468641
It does not matter. Either 21 degree or 22 degree nails will work just fine. This nailer has about a 3 degree tolerance on nail angle. Use either 21 or 22 degree nails - you won't be able to tell the difference. If you still have doubts, call porter cable customer service, they will telly you the same thing. p.s. buy this nailer! it works great!!
1239845
I bought this nailer and never used it yet ! I bought 16 gauge nails for it ( Stanley bostotch L cleats ) waiting until the year to tear up my floor
2274390
This model (FC350B) is optimized for 30 degree clipped and full round head paper collated nails. The full round head 30 degree nails have offset heads. I've been using Grip-rite round heads and they work fine. I've heard that Paslode nails also work. The box that the nailer comes in indicates that nails from 30 to 34 degrees will work.
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
347423
The tool is made in China. But, the case says, "Made in China/Engineered and tested in the US"--for whatever that's worth. :-) I have had no problems with the nailer to-date--but I have not used it heavily. I use it primarily to secure rabbeted cabinet backs with small staples, which none of my other guns can handle.
950738
The framing nailer and finish nailer will use the same degree nail as the nail gun. For the framing nailer that is 21 degree nails up to 3 1/2 inches long. They can be either full or partial head. The finish nailer uses a 34 degree angle nail, and I believe the length goes up to 2 3/4. The brad nailer uses 18 gauge brads up to 1 1/4 inches, and the stapler uses 18 gauge staples up to 1 1/4 inches. As far as the brand goes that does not matter as long as it is the correct angle or gauge for the gun being used
326659
According to the manual on porter cable's website the nailer is 2.83 cfm @ 80 psi for 100 cycles (Nails). If you had a 3 gallon air tank I would assume that would work.
950743
All the nailers use different ones. They are the plastic bound nails though. Round head 21 degree
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.