Does this model have the ability to adjust the depth of drive on the nailer?
1305180
It does not. However, I've not found that to be an issue. The tool drives various length pins consistently. With my old tool, I adjusted air pressure as necessary.
1062741
It can and it will. Just have to buy the different length nails for the different jobs. Is a continious nailer just hold the trigger and every time you hit the face gauge she lets one fly
1265071
Yes it does. You will, however, have to purchase the depth adjustment ring separately from Dewalt
1151242
I do not know the answer. I purchased a smaller nailer to handle the finer work..
299946
Actually it does... It is a bit different design - allows you to do 3/4" and 1/2" thick planks. BTW, the unit I got works perfect! I just installed 140+ SF of oak T&G flooring with no hiccups and no nail hanging. There is couple of things you need to remember; this is not a really heavy duty commercial unit, droplet of light oil every time you put a new nail strip and most important - hit the striker pretty resolute EVERY TIME! Thanks, Mario
185930
The depth of penetration is tool free adjustable on the N66C-1. Turn the knurled/rotating element near the trigger in either direction to lessen/increase the depth of penetration. There is no 'ideal' setting as amount of air pressure & density of wood will affect your result.
2205605
Short answer is no. The term is misleading, it is not a pneumatic nailer. The drill has a mechanism that provides additional torque to drive screws in or out of the substrate depending if you are trying to screw or unscrew.
798613
As the previous people are saying the white lever (button) on the side that allows you to adjust depth also locks the shaft if you depress it while spinning the shaft. It is shown in the diagram in the instructions as well as being explained.
250561
Yes. Normal depth and angle adjustments as is normal with these type circular saws.
1063108
Yes, this item does have adjustment capability. If you download the manual, you will be able to read the instructions on exactly how this can be done.
948985
No, there is no adjustment for the torque. The longer you hold the trigger, the tighter the nut will get, up to the driver's maximum torque.
1820534
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
924840
Yes. It is very well designed and I am really happy with it. Simple to change from forward to reverse, and a cinch to swap out drill bits or driver heads. Really pleased with this purchase!
1016597
Yes it does. In fact, I had the unit turned up too high for a fascia I was installing, and the nails actually went through the entire board. There is a '' thumb screw'' type adjustment around the trigger area. I also want to note that I have had some mis-fires, but I only imagine that might be the case with other brands of nails guns also.
907759
No, but I guess you could adapt it to do that with a welder maybe. Or maybe you could get a longer shaft from the manufacturer
939884
Not that I've seen. Maybe if you press down with your nail it might, but why would you do that?
1437028
There is no specific depth adjustment that I know of. The gun currently puts the nail slightly below the surface on soft pine even when using 2" nails. I've had luck by adjusting the air pressure slightly higher when using harder wood such as oak.