will this nailer shoot 2" to 31/2' nails and is it for plastic or paper nail holder
503386
Yes and for plastic but it's a different angle than your other big name nail guns I don't remember the degree so it's hard to find the nails that fit
503387
It will shoot 2" - 3.5" nails. It uses clipped nails. The ones we purchased were glued togeter with a thin paper outer wrap. Hope this helps.
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.
1068600
it will drive 2/12" finish nails without hesitation. Fencing may require framing nails which would be another tool
690219
I have one and used it to staple in hardwood oak flooring. My flooring was 1/2" by 1.5". I used the Senco 1/4" by 1" staples (18 gauge) and never had a single problem. For the money, and ease of use, this nailer/stapler did the job perfectly! I did some research beforehand, as to which was better and held better- nails or staples. Staples hold better than nails
71301
I use mostly generic coil nails in mine. Not sure of the angle but what shoots in the other nailer seems to work fine in this one.
487439
I don't think so. I just use the round head versions encased in plastic - plastic is only for holding the nails together in the shoot chamber. I must say, tho, I absolutely LOVE this nailer and it fits in spaces generally too small for most framing nailers
855602
As far as I am aware as long as they are the correct angle (21 degrees) and full round head galvanised or non galvanized shouldn't matter.. I've used several different brand and didn't seem to matter I even talked with tech support to make sure I could use the paper collated nails by duofast cause I prefer the paper (it doesn't hit you when you're firing nails) and tech support said the collation didn't matter..best of luck
2010654
A regular 2 inch nail will work. I used draw wall screws so I knew it would be extra secure.
1357536
I have used another brand of nail in this gun, and they are ring shanked. shoot fine. the other brand I used were the same angle of degrees, (21 I think), they were the same length, and they had same kind of binding on nails. has been a good, and fun tool.
2027487
Yes the 31 degrees is the angle of the rack of nails. For there are a wide variety of nail guns which shoot different angles of nails. There are certain nail guns that shoot clipped headed nails. And a clipped headed nail is literally clipped to allow the rack of nails to be stacked sort of speak without catching each nail while being fired.
32572
Sorry for the delayed response. This particular gun shoots plastic, non-clipped nails.
1104945
This gun uses several different sizes of hitachi nails. I used some 2 1/4", 3" and 3 1/2" in my deck project. The gun worked flawlessly. Importantly, though, is the level of you expertise, the size of your air tank, etc. to adequately answer your query. On first thought, yes; however experience level could mitigate that.
657617
Hi, The Hitachi NR 90AD (earlier model of ADPR) is designed to shoot 31-34 Degree Clipped Head Paper tape framing nails. This is what we use the gun for most of the time (we buy grip-rite and generic brands of clipped heads). Yes, this gun will shoot both types of (paper tape) nails. Unfortunately, code calls for round head nails to be used for sheer walls. To get around this, several nail manufacturers have figured out how to make a 'offset full round head paper tape' nail which will fire through most clipped head nailers. Due to limitations of the full round head, these nails are almost exclusively 30 degree, but usually have no problem firing in 31-34 degree nailers. Home depot sells a Porter Cable nailer which specifies it shoots both kinds. Grip rite specs say they will shoot in most clipped head guns. Hope this helps, Andrew
311903
I have personally run framing nail sizes from 2 1/2" to 3 1/2". It may stretch a bit more than that.
1567349
It will go up to 21/2 inch and your nails are coil nails you should be good. It does have adjustments for the height of the nail. Very good gun. Never jams.
1612026
Im sorry, I returned this item and I dont recall.It was a gift, and the recieve already had a similiar nailer.
345671
I'm not sure if there is a standard angle for the nails but the Paslode CF325 uses 30 degree nails. Most of the other framing nailers I've seen use a different angle.