dewalt framing nailer
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dewalt framing nailer
iv just purchased one of these a couple of weeks back and i cannot sing its praises enough. i also have the paslode 350 and the makita framer. the dewalt is head and shoulders above both in my opinion.
iv had nothing but problems with the makita.
paid 500 plus vat and got a free box of 90's from mkm.
iv had nothing but problems with the makita.
paid 500 plus vat and got a free box of 90's from mkm.
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Re: dewalt framing nailer
........especially in the weight department, (from memory) it's a kilo heavier than the Paslode - for me, that all adds up over a few hours.Lloydeverson wrote:. the dewalt is head and shoulders above both in my opinion.
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Re: dewalt framing nailer
they are mint like ayjay.. have you used one yet?
Lloydeverson the only problem i had was when i got a bit of a nail jam going on. there was a nail i couldnt see. i also have the makita nailer but it broke yesterday and my mate has the passy. the dewalt is atleast their equal
Lloydeverson the only problem i had was when i got a bit of a nail jam going on. there was a nail i couldnt see. i also have the makita nailer but it broke yesterday and my mate has the passy. the dewalt is atleast their equal
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Re: dewalt framing nailer
I've heard of issues with these dewalt guns driving 90mm nails. Are any of you guys experiencing issues? I nearly flung my Hitachi gas nailer this week after letting me down a few times.
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dewalt framing nailer
Here you go then :)fin wrote:never seen any ring shank 90's as yet though.
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Re: dewalt framing nailer
i got a couple of boxes of passlode nails just now like. will see about ordering some of those next time.
wonder if the makita gun i have will fire 90mm ring shanks. if i can get it fixed that is. stupid thing.
wonder if the makita gun i have will fire 90mm ring shanks. if i can get it fixed that is. stupid thing.
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Re: dewalt framing nailer
I have the Dewalt DCN 690 and it is brilliant. I have used it with 90mm ring shank nails, if you are not nailing into something completely solid the gun can bounce leaving the nail slightly proud of the surface. I have fired a few 90mm ring shank nails that have stopped dead, you cannot even knock these in with a hammer as they have hit something very hard such as another nail or knot etc.
Here is my first review-
Second review firing into Oak-
Making fence panels with it-
Of all the tools I own this is one of my favourites
Here is my first review-
Second review firing into Oak-
Making fence panels with it-
Of all the tools I own this is one of my favourites