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Big Jake

03-21-2001 08:01:11

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I'm getting ready to purchase a framing nailer ? was wondering what to look for or stay clear of?
Brands? Stick vs coil? Clipped head or not? Depth control or not? This will be used for general all around on farm construction--pole barns, calf sheds etc

I've been looking at a Hitachi either a NR83A @ $359.00 or a NR90AC @ $439.00

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John in Abq

03-21-2001 11:37:10

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Re: pneumatic framing nailer in reply to Big Jake, 03-21-2001 08:01:11

I've used most brands and types over the years. My preference is either Senco or Hitachi. I also like the full head nails in sticks. I can load a pouch on my tool belt with the sticks. Both of these brands are easy to clear when they jam, which is not very often. My brother in law just got a couple of the new Paslode nailers and he swears by them.

I think all the name brand nailers are about the same quality these days. It mostly depends on your preferences as to weight, balance and nail loading.

HTH John

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Bill

03-21-2001 11:04:13

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Re: pneumatic framing nailer in reply to Big Jake, 03-21-2001 08:01:11

I have been very happy with the Hitachi (I forget the model number)What I like about it is that it shoots the full head hot dipped gal. nails compared to some other that shoot gal. coated nails. Mine is the stick type, don't know the differences of the two you mentioned.

Bill

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F14

03-21-2001 09:53:28

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Re: pneumatic framing nailer in reply to Big Jake, 03-21-2001 08:01:11

I've been very happy with my Stanley-Bostich coil-type full head unit. About the same price range.

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Bill D

03-21-2001 13:29:50

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Re: Re: pneumatic framing nailer in reply to F14, 03-21-2001 09:53:28

Have an old senco works great When you have bad elbows and rotator cuffs is the only way to go Am partial to senco as it is local to us

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