Aside from the different degree angle of the FN and DA nails, are their any performance advantages or disadvantages between the two nailers or nails?
1857397
I would say there is not much difference other than one is able to get the gun in tight places.
1857398
The angle gun is more "corner" friendly. Especially when working with moldings etc. in tight places. We have ran 20,000 plus nails through ours and not one problem . Still going strong. If it broke today it owes us nothing. I'd buy the same thing again in a heartbeat.
1857399
I purchased this nailer to install bamboo hardware flooring. Never did hardwood floor but it worked well and I was pleased with the performacne of the tool. The angle function is really just a couple of 1/2 nylon shims that attached to the head not really a mechanical adjustment. So if you need precise nail angles, this may not be the tool to use. The nailer function worked well but not use to using a air nailer you need to lift the head high enough for the safety to reset. By the way if you buy this gun get a range of nails, cuz when I set my floor I used a nail that really was longer then I needed. I hope I answered your question. I purchased this nailer to install bamboo hardware flooring. Never did hardwood floor but it worked well and I was pleased with the performacne of the tool. The angle function is really just a couple of 1/2 nylon shims that attached to the head not really a mechanical adjustment. So if you need precise nail angles, this may not be the tool to use. The nailer function worked well but not use to using a air nailer you need to lift the head high enough for the safety to reset. By the way if you buy this gun get a range of nails, cuz when I set my floor I used a nail that really was longer then... » Read More I purchased this nailer to install bamboo hardware flooring. Never did hardwood floor but it worked well and I was pleased with the performacne of the tool. The angle function is really just a couple of 1/2 nylon shims that attached to the head not really a mechanical adjustment. So if you need precise nail angles, this may not be the tool to use. The nailer function worked well but not use to using a air nailer you need to lift the head high enough for the safety to reset. By the way if you buy this gun get a range of nails, cuz when I set my floor I used a nail that really was longer then I needed. I hope I answered your question. « Show Less
1857400
I purchased this nailer to install bamboo hardware flooring. Never did hardwood floor but it worked well and I was pleased with the performacne of the tool. The angle function is really just a couple of 1/2 nylon shims that attached to the head not really a mechanical adjustment. So if you need precise nail angles, this may not be the tool to use. The nailer function worked well but not use to using a air nailer you need to lift the head high enough for the safety to reset. By the way if you buy this gun get a range of nails, cuz when I set my floor I used a nail that really was longer then I needed. I hope I answered your question.
1942071
It's basically the same frame just an updated model. To be honest I really don't know what they changed other then the model number. Good nailer so far, I've run over 5000 nails through without a misfire. Mine is entirely red by the way, hard to misplace.
71302
I have ran 15 degree wire nails in it and didn't have a any issues. I was using it for sub floor and it sank nails fine. I would say the nv75 has more power and a more enclosed feeder for the nails but the 65 has been very dependable for siding and trim.
250152
My Senco nails did not work in this gun. My guess is that Bostitch made the gun so you need special Bostitch nails to use in it. They are fairly priced, so I have not concerned myself with what angle the gun is. It is a great gun that satisfactory replaced a 40 year old Senco SFN II that has probably shot over a million nails.
1612026
Im sorry, I returned this item and I dont recall.It was a gift, and the recieve already had a similiar nailer.
1096349
I'm not an expert but make sure you check the gauge of the nails or brads that you plan to use, you need to use the correct gun to shoot different gauges, wrong sizes might fit but not fire by your nailer. I would guess that if your gauges are correct you would want to use the finish nailer for your finish nails.. You can use smaller nails or brads than your gun allows just not larger ones.
1188105
I wish I could truly help you, but my guess was there was no difference except for the accessories. I ordered the N/8 to use on my dog's nails. Additionally I ordered extra sanding bands. This way both my husband and my dogs get to enjoy the Dremel 7300-N/8 mini Mite.
1910160
there is no difference in the two nailers, the n is just a ne3w model of the same gun.
750566
This nailer uses plastic collated strip nails which is 21 degree. As far as I know all plastic collated strip nails are angled between 20-22 degrees that which any of these angles can be used with this nail gun. The 35 degree paper collated nails won't fit in this nail gun.
1770789
Carla,"FC" is for Clipped head nails"FR" is for round head nailsThe new nail guns will work with both based on the angle of the nails in the strips.Hope this helps.
128002
Depending on your specific nail problem I use the foundation 2 followed by intensive 2. Hope that helps.
950738
The framing nailer and finish nailer will use the same degree nail as the nail gun. For the framing nailer that is 21 degree nails up to 3 1/2 inches long. They can be either full or partial head. The finish nailer uses a 34 degree angle nail, and I believe the length goes up to 2 3/4. The brad nailer uses 18 gauge brads up to 1 1/4 inches, and the stapler uses 18 gauge staples up to 1 1/4 inches. As far as the brand goes that does not matter as long as it is the correct angle or gauge for the gun being used
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
1388517
This model is designed to work on natural nails as well as on acrylics or gels because the right attachments are included and speed can be adjusted accordingly. Plus it has a safety feature preventing a bit to fly out unlike other models on the market.
1831744
The thickness of the nail. One is usef for finishing work and the other is thicker and leaves a bigger hole.
1526303
I use the grip-rite 21 degree nails from home depot , work great in this gun.
1357537
I have used two different brands so far. As long as the nails are plastic coated, 21 degree I believe any brand would work. The best prices I have found on nails is at harbor freight. 2500 nails for around $28. I have used 2 1/2" and 3 1/2"