Does anyone else have problems with it shooting to deep? On my air nailer there is a dial, how do you fix that on this?
1079912
I have one of these Upholstery Nailers and don't have this issue but you can control the pressure with an inline regulator which I have on mine, it's at the end of the hose nearest to the gun with a quick disconnect.... Hope this assist you somehow.
1079913
Reducing the pressure of the air compressor should do it. Also reducing how hard you press the staple gun against your project would help.
1079914
It sounds like your using to much air pressure. Turn down the PSI on your compressor. it should be no more than 90 PSI. On my compressor there is a knob you can use to turn down the air pressure. I made sure I was at 90 PSI and it worked great. Hope that helps
1079915
I can't help you with this particular question, but I do know that there are U-Tube videos on how to use this wonderful stapler. Maybe the answer is there.
1079916
Air tools should have inline pressure regulators so you can control the pressure. I have this so I have not had a problem with it.
469177
The nail gun has a full sequential mechanism, a repeated press push lever against wood location then fire nail to depth you want, as all sequential nails.Just starting to use mine.
571382
I borrowed one to do a roof repair and it did leak air when I depressed the trigger halfway but I liked the fact that it hardly missfired or jammed like some of the other nailers I've used so I bought one a couple of weeks later and it also does the same thing when I depress the trigger halfway down, I use the bump fire feature so I hardly notice the air leak.
1507796
It's more about how much air the compressor will put out per minute. You will have to stop fairly frequently to let your setup catch up if you are painting something that is large. I have/had a set of these guns. You can't use them straight out of the box. Totally take them apart and clean all the junk out of them and take the plastic gasket, that divides the nozzle from the paint chamber, and some 800 grit sandpaper and on a flat surface, lap the gasket flat (can't remember if it's the front or back side but you'll be able to tell which one should be smooth). Mine leaked air, very badly, into the paint chamber. Every time I squeezed the trigger, you could see bubbles percolating through the paint. Lapping that hard plastic gasket stopped that. Don't expect to be able to spray a candy with these guns. The pattern(s) on mine is/are too inconsistent. I ended up buying a different gun to shoot my base/clear. Matt
2138689
Try checking the stock. Mine comes loose after using it for awhile but I have no problem zeroing it in after that.
2200652
Sometimes this happens when you want to vacuum seal also. I always turn the dial counterclockwise and then clockwise. That always works for me. It's a real pain in the you know where.
36930
Since it's a framing nailer and rarely used for continuous firing probably 2.5 cmf would be plenty, if worse came to worse you might need to let the compressor catch up every once in a while, I have a 6.2 cmf compressor and have never had a problem, I own 2 of these guns and they are well built and extremely reliable
761427
Uses the same driver for the staples and brad nails.. All u can do is turn down the air regulator on your air compressor or grind the driver down on the side that doesn't push out the brad nails.
178433
Don't tighten the nozzle all the way down. I screw on until I hear airflow into the tubing and I see the needle on the pressure gauge move. Then I turn one or two more times.
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
1899479
On the trigger there is a spray adjustment knob thing that you can turn to adjust the level of solution that comes out. Also, check which way you have it set to spray; vertical or horizontal. The best way to set it is vertical.
1414632
Mine has never had this problem. I know when the nail load gets down to 3 or 4 nails, it won't fire until I put another load of nails in it. Be sure to be using only the type of nails the manufacture recommends.
851230
I had similar problem , air leaked from trigger , contact the company directly they were great to deal with !!!! Good luck
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.
2126744
I've never had that problem, although the pressure is quite high when I open the valve completely. Have you tried just opening the dial a tiny bit at first and slowly opening it to the desired pressure?
271812
When you push the trigger down air is let out pulling back on the trigger should release the water. if this does not happen unscrew the back end of the brush and loosen the retaining ring for the needle and adjust the needle till the right flow is obtained. Trigger down in forward position no flow as you pull the trigger back flow should increase. hope this helps
2205134
Agree with previous response, it's something you'll get a feel for. New users always have the double-tap issue for a few coils. You'll get past it. It's better to have a light trigger, let the gun recoil, a light hand helps. For nail placement, you get a feel for it over time. I tell our guys to use the gun's tip as a reference: "a little wider than the nailer tip"Good purchase though!