Framing Nailers
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02/07/20 09:26 PM
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Midlands South Carolina
SGT. C
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Is there such a thing a good battery powered framing nailer or should I go the old route with air? I have several projects coming up but at the moment don't want to spend a fortune. Your opinions on what type is best is appreciated. Thanks, Sarge
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Re: Framing Nailers
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west ny
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Iv got a paslode, works good
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Re: Framing Nailers
[Re: SGT. C]
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02/07/20 09:30 PM
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Northern Wisconsin,Rhinelander
Hodagtrapper
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Paslode framing nailers are very nice but the gas cartridges are pricey. I have used a Harbor Freight pneumatic nailer for the last few years for a couple of building projects and it has done the job with both 8d and 16d nails. I am not a professional builder but for a few projects the price will be right IMO!
Chris
Last edited by Hodagtrapper; 02/07/20 09:31 PM.
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Re: Framing Nailers
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Akron, Ohio
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Dewalt 20v brushless but pricey
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Re: Framing Nailers
[Re: SGT. C]
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02/07/20 10:54 PM
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Milwaukee just released their new 18v framing nailer and the reviews are really good. I will be getting one soon. I have used the Dewalts and they work good. I would stay away from any that use gas!
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Re: Framing Nailers
[Re: SGT. C]
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02/07/20 11:01 PM
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I can't stand my Paslode Framers or Finishers. They are so fussy about being clean and having fresh gas that I consider them highly undependable.
I don't even know why I keep them. I never use them.
Hitachi air Framer and learn good hose management.
Nowadays it just don't pay to be a good 'ol boy.
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Re: Framing Nailers
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02/07/20 11:04 PM
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Milwaukee M18 trim nailer is very good. I use a Milwaukee air nailer for framing.
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Re: Framing Nailers
[Re: SGT. C]
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02/07/20 11:10 PM
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stanley bostich have been good for me
cheaper to run than the gas nailers, can't say about the newer battery ones.
just don't step on a air hose when two storys off the ground
John 3/16
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Re: Framing Nailers
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02/07/20 11:32 PM
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Scuba1
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For the big stuff I use a Paslode. Love that thing. all the smaller stuff is done with air nailers and staplers. I use hardwood and have found that the passcode has the most power so I don't have nails sticking out that need hammering in. And I don't like to trip over hoses. The 40 foot cord I have on my saw is annoying enough.
Let's go Brandon
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Re: Framing Nailers
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Tennessee
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Nope just a good gas load for the Paslode
Let's go Brandon
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Re: Framing Nailers
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02/07/20 11:50 PM
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Green County Wisconsin
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just my opinion , if your driving enough nails to make a framing nailer worth while , go air.
if your not putting in enough to warrant an air hose , pull out your hammer or use the impact driver and some screws.
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Re: Framing Nailers
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02/08/20 07:44 PM
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DeWalt are great, 20v system....goes fast and smooth
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