How many nails can be driven per fuel cartridge?
1312696
I cannot tell you exactly, but many, as I framed a 12x24 ft room without even coming close to needing to change the cartridge. The only thing I think needs improving is being able to load more nails at a time and you cannot fire the last 5 in the strip. I wasted about a whole box worth of nails by the end of the project if you had put the wasted ones all together. I am a 65 year old woman and this framer was easy to use and the weight was fine for me.
1571950
I checked. I have 2 in there with barrels at opposite ends. That's the max. No way to get more than 2.
2083618
From the manual. "AIR CONSUMPTION:The RN46 requires 3.9 cubic feet per minute (.11 cubic meters) of free air to operate at the rate of 100 nails per minute, at 80 p.s.i. (5.6 kg/cm). Take the actual rate at which the tool will be run to determine the amount of air required. For instance, if your fastener usage averages 50 nails per minute, you need 50% of the tool's c.f.m. which is required to operate the tool at 100 nails per minute."
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.
343444
My pin nailer came with a small amount of one inch nails. I have been very satisfied with this gun.
2205136
Yes to one nail at a time but trigger is sensu are placeitive I don't belive their is a guide but it is very clear where you are placing the nails I used it on hardi board t&g; 4.+8 sheets I installed by myshelf
1021608
I often shoot 3/4 and 4/4 antique heartpine which is very hard. In commercial buildings, I have also nailed wood trim over drywall an into metal studs. Stainless and case hardened nails are available for harder substrates. Remember not to exceed the recommended pressure. Too much oil can ruin the gun as well - - if you are only only shooting a few sticks of nail per use, don't keep adding oil. Likewise, if you are firing 5000 or more nails per day, expect to oil more than once per day. Proper oiling, pressure, and nail hardness affect driver cycling and nail penetration.
835859
Hello, well, exactly I can't tell you. The amount of shots doesn't depend on the CO2 cartridge, but in the gas comsumption of your gun. I personally shot three magazines of 25 bbs each one with my PT92 Taurus which is well known for high gas consumption, so I asume that with one CO2 cartridge and a medium gas comsumption gun you would be able to shoot around 85-100 bbs. I hope this had helped you.
925506
One shot per pump.if you pump it multiple times it will fire multiple times.
1347036
I think i set mine between 40-60psi. You really need an air compressor with volume...not a small pancake style meant for a nailer but a full size version.
97773
I have had not a problem with all 4 different nail guns.Just remember to give it a shot of oil before each use.GREAT TOOLS
1256334
This Hitachi gas powered framing nailer uses fasteners from 2" minimum to 3.5" maximum (round head plastic collated nails with .113-.131 diameter).
581719
It usually depends on on the size of the nail used. If you use 1 inch roofing nails you can expect about 250 per coil.
493634
My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any jamming problems, or any other issues. I hope this helps. Good luck. My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any... » Read More My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any jamming problems, or any other issues. I hope this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
1092295
No just 16 guage nails. 18 guage nails are to small in diameter to function in the gun.
2233976
Not exactly sure but would guess 150-200 shots on one cartridge. In a big "war" it goes through 2 cartridges.
495424
I was able to knock out my entire 10shot clip. So 1 Cartridge should be able to allow about 10-12 shotz. Perhaps More but I know you can fire at least 10 shotz