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bostitch 16g user, i use it every day it misfires now and then when gas is cold and winds me up, but in uk 80 percent of the carpenters use paslode or other brands such as hitachi, bostitch, makita framing nailers,gas powered trim and framing guns, a few use dewalt trim nailers if they dont mind the bulk of the gun. few use air very few
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I really think it comes down to what kind of pnumatic framer you use. If you use a bostitch stick nailer, then it would make sense to use the bostitch cordless so you can use the same wire weld nails. Same with Paslode. I run a pneumatic Paslode as well as a cordless, just so I can use the same paper tape nails. I really enjoy using the Paslodes.
wallmaxx. 32375 posts · Joined 2007. #4 · Jun 22, 2021. I have the 21 degree M18 Fuel gun. It is heavy. If I was wall building - no. It could do it, but I would get smoked. I just added a bench and shelf in my small shed and it was perfect. I shoot 3 1/4” .131 HDG nails with no issues.
The new reviews are very persuasive. The downsides by comparison to the Hitachi are: 1) Still limited to 3-1/4" nails rather than 3-1/2" 2) battery charge takes two hours rather than one 3) no warning that your battery is running low 4) gas packs are only sold with nails.
13549 posts · Joined 2015. #2 · Nov 11, 2020. The 83 series has a different head design which can handle airborn debris better. It's based off the older version that's been a mainstay in the framing industry for years. The 90 is a newer head design, but not necessarily more durable. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk.
makita cordless framing nailer Jump to Latest 6K views 4 replies 3 participants last post by woodworkbykirk Aug 15, 2010
I have been rockin' the Ryobi (yes, that's right) Crown staple nailer, 18 ga. brad nailer, 16 ga. finish nailer and the 15 ga. angled finish nailer for about a year now and they work wonderfully well. I also use the DeWalt 21 deg. framing nailer and have used the DeWalt 16 ga. finish nailer. I really like all of them.
Have been balancing 2 to 3 standalone Ryobi finish nailers vs a Dewalt framing nailer and 2 to 3 finish nailers. Bosch is out (offers only a single nailer) though I have a 2 battery pack with drill. So much for my faith in Bosch. I don't know if I would go the Senco route, probably negatory.