what length nails 1''-2''
1081562
As described, unit takes 5/8" up to 2 1/8". Works very well for non commercial use
1081563
As stated in the description, " This tool will drive 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch 18GA brad nails"
2135172
Ki Kevin, 83a is heavier and can't do quite as short or as long of nails as the 90a.Spec that differ are:90a Nail Length 1-3/4" - 3-1/2"Weight 7.7 lbs83A Nail Length 2" - 3-1/4"Weight 8.2 lbsEverything else similar.Hope that helps,John
1455738
I use the Bostitch 28deg. wire nails. 2"-3 1/2" work. Very common nail to find. Every lumber yard or big box store (home depot, etc.) carry them
1968057
I'd guess about 1/8" too, but the hold up for walking around while your toe nails dry.
1543989
They r a good inch an a half when u put them on the end of ur nail like ur suppose to. But I put it over my whole nail. They are extremely Easy to cut an file down to the size u wnt also. They are pretty sturdy also so stay on for a while. You can also paint the whole nail like u would ur regular nails an it looks very natural.
1337305
Bostitch - Flooring L-nail, FLN-200, 2 inches long will work in the Dewalt nailer
1028363
18 Gauge only. From 5/8" to 2" length nail size. If you need a 16 Gauge nail gun here is the link on that one (Never use a 16 gauge): DEWALT D51257K 1-Inch to 2-1/2-Inch 16 Gauge Finish Nailer
165838
The nails I have used are Grip Rite brand Collated Framing Nails. They are Paper Tape Offset Round Head 2" and 3 1/2" - Ring Shank. I purchase them at Lowes. I have just about completed the conversion of a garage into two bed rooms and an entrance hall. These nails have served all my framing needs.
2077644
I used the 2" nail for hardi planks and it is heavier than T-111 so I would think that 2" is sufficient. Typically T-111 is about 5/8" thick so using 2" nails you would have 1 3/8" of nail into the stud which should be fine.
349822
right around 2" works best when working with glass. All kinda concerns should be with the glass. Some will crack or shatter with heat.
797020
Maximum Fastener Size 2 in Minimum Fastener Size 5/8 in This is the max and min length of nails that it will take. Taken from their website.
16962
If you go to Home Depot they currently sell this nail gun and you can see it on their website as well. It's a 30 degree nail gun I have several of them. And yes they sell the nails there too. 2"-3 1/4"
1468639
I have used Hitachi Exterior 2 in. X .113 in. 21 degree round head nails and Grip Rite Galvanized 2-3/8 in. x .113 in. 21 degree round head nails in mine and they worked great.
746570
The width on the top of the hook where the nail goes in measures 1cm (10mm) / 0.39 inches. The length from the top of the hook to the base of the hook measures 1.5 cm (15mm) / 0.59 inches. The length of the upright part of the hook is 0.9cm (9mm) / 0.35 inches.
1425501
Yes they are about 1" in the nail on version. Don't see bigger ones in a nail on, only see the adhesive back ones in the larger sizes.
396576
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: http://www.amazon.com/BOSTITCH-F21PL-Positive-Placement-Magnesium/dp/B000A79HWA/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hi_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0PR44BHE2G14VH0NKF9F
2077648
The rule of thumb is that the nail should go into the stud at least twice the thickness of the material being fastened. Example: 5/8" siding would require a minimum of a 6d nail, (2")