Will it shoot round head? I've looked all over the web...don't see nail head type in any description...
2025555
This gun shoots a sixteen penny box nail, which has a regular framing nail round head.
1667156
No, it does not shoot nails. Here is the link to information and a PDF about the stapler: http://www.robertsconsolidated.com/products.php?c=1&cat=6&sub=0&prod=109
1167398
Shouldn't be a problem. It clearly states that it will fire 1 3/4" nails that are wire collated. Just double check your angle and diameter.
1770784
The type of nail. Clipped head vs. round head. There are articles that discuss the pros/cons of each
558517
Round head, works good but it will jam when 4-5 nails left on the clip so need to put a new clip
1470756
The head of a roofing nail is TOO LARGE to fit into this gun. You need to get a roofing gun to handle the nails. When more than 1 size nail is suggested for a nail gun the length of the nail is the only difference; the head size cannot change.
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
2200294
The piston is different for driving the 2 different types of nails. They are not interchangeable. In some areas the clipped head nails are not allowed because of local construction codes. The clipped head nails are also becoming harder to find if you have this type of nailer. The nail load for clipped head is more dense because the nails are closer together than the round head. Recommendation: do not waster you time with clipped head.
2200293
One uses a round head nail and the othed a nail head that is clipped on one side. Don't bug a clipped head, most building codes require round head...clipped head nails are getting harder to find...
661001
Well, I use mine for fence's. And it does use clipped heads. It just allows nails to be closer together. Just like round heads with a little bite taken out of it. Before I bought mine, I researched it from Bostitch website. But don't worry to much about the clipped head thing. The gun is a very good gun whether you are using framing nails, or 2 1\2 inch galvanized fence nails
1231537
They striker is about 1/4 inch so any nail with a head will work. You can use finish nails as well, but the striker will leave a 1/4" dent in the wood if you drive it all the way in. I would say it is best for driving D nails flush, or countersunk a bit. I really liked this tool
1667157
No, it does not shoot nails. Here is the link to information and a PDF about the stapler: http://www.robertsconsolidated.com/products.php?c=1&cat;=6⊂=0∏=109
2071036
No, but some nail manufacturers make a round head nail specially for a clipped head nailer. In particular..... Paslode and pnuefast. Possibly others. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000B66PVQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1394623985&sr;=8-7π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
1451768
I have not killed anything with mine. It will send a hollow point pellet through both sides of a steel can. I imagine that a head shot made at close range would dispatch a small animal.
136246
a clip head is round with one side cut off and the nails are close to gathera round head is round and the nails are spaced a part. (look up nails on your internet and you will see the dif.)
1698430
I would say no.. This guns shoots normal (small) head nails and I typically use roofing nails for installing vinyl siding. You also need to leave the nails loose so the vinyl siding can expand and contract. I think it would be hard to leave the nails loose with any power nailer.
2103174
I bought one and am looking at it. On the front it says: 30 degree clipped head nail, 30 degree full head nail. I also read in the specs that it will take any nail from 30 deg to 34 deg