what size nails will it drive?
507034
10D no problem...12D.. depends on what kind of wood.. Joining 2 2x4's no problem.. WILL NOT drive sinker nails.. overall great tool , easy to use, small size important to me as i have a very small hand,
507035
I've used 3" 10d nails, the nailer worked great. My advice is to start the nail first manually then use the nailer, otherwise the nail wanders before it bites into the wood.
507036
Patricia, this nailer will drive most sizes of nails, however, they are best for short, framing hanger nails. There are better suited nailers for larger nailers that work faster and less cumbersome to work with.
1234367
The key to successfully using other nails is what is the head size of the nail. Generally .099 shank nails are too big (take shank and multiply by 2.5 & that number should be less than .236. So .090 and .093 is fine. You may have jamming problems with .083 and .080. So sweet spot should be shank size from .087-.093. When in doubt, owner's manual is a good resource.
286165
3.5" galvanized nails will work. keep a steady high air pressure (no leaks).John
1269731
34 degrees. Don't know why it matters because only Senco or DA type nails will fit it.
1081563
As stated in the description, " This tool will drive 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch 18GA brad nails"
344420
This nailer only shoots 15.5 or 16 gauge nails. I used 16 gauge nails to install my 5/8 bamboo. Worked great.
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.
82656
Yes it will...its a great product...I love it and all of the bits that comes with it are great too....buy it...u will love it..I do acrylic nails and everything with this drill..
1151242
I do not know the answer. I purchased a smaller nailer to handle the finer work..
1809529
I'm sorry, I really have no idea. I have not used it as a nailer, only for driving in tent pegs.
1633531
I believe 20, 21 or 22 degree nails would all work. They must be non-clipped nails. I have found that the paper collated nails jam this nailgun the most. Plastic collated are better.
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
1539426
I have not use for any brad nails yet, but I believe its can, because its said can use for brad nails up to 2"
71501
If this is the 18ga nailer, then 1"-2" is what I usually use. You might get 5/8" or 3/4" also.
1714638
I have used one to two inch nails. I believe the nailer could handle anything down to one fourth inch.
1629035
It will operate between 80 and 120 psi, when it gets down to about 90 I will turn the compressor on and let it pump up to 120. It seems to drive the nail in better.
1154051
I wouldn't, even though it probably could be used. This model of nailer drives 16 gauge wire nails, or finish nails. They have very small heads that would drive too far into the material. It would be better to use the construction grade nailer which drives nails with larger, flatter heads. The 8 penny equivalent nail should be used for sheathing like 1/2" OSB.