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Main => Woodworking => Topic started by: Boz on May 15, 2007, 11:16:48 pm
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000HQ8W3O/
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No.
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Was down to $45 a few weeks ago.
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never buy a dewalt brad nailer, they are lousy. Use porter cable, they are nearly impossible to break.
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Nintendo manufactures those, right?
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:laugh2:
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No.
I bought one that was refurbed, and resold it. Had more hassle with jams and leaving marks than it was worth. Coulda been a bad refurb, but I haven't heard any good comments about their nailers.
Some good brand names: Senco, Bostitch, Porter Cable, Paslode
I dunno if Paslode makes a nailer that's compressor-driven, but their hose-less nailers are quite convenient in many situations, although rather pricey.
I like Senco and Bostitch, in that order (although I've actually had better luck with Bostitch). Others may think they suck based on their experiences. :dunno
Nintendo manufactures those, right?
Yes, but it's ok. They're not broken, only "non-functional". See, you can still smack the nail with the side of the nail gun, so it works, right? ;)
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Personally, I find I almost never use my brad nailer. In fact I rarely use any of my pneumatic tools. But the one that gets used most often is my Grex 23-gauge pinner. Great holding power when used correctly, very small nail holes, and it's the least problematic of all my pneumatic tools.
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That's what I want - an Asplode Nailer.
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The brad nailer to get. (http://www.amazon.com/Porter-Cable-BN200A-4-Inch-2-Inch-Nailer/dp/B00004SBBQ/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-2223005-5317408?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1179357200&sr=8-1) :cheers:
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Some good brand names: Senco, Bostitch, Porter Cable, Paslode
senco is expensive and they constantly jam up. i broke mine with a hammer it made me so angry.
I dunno if Paslode makes a nailer that's compressor-driven
they do and they are pretty decent guns
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I wonder what Brad did to piss everyone off like that.
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Some good brand names: Senco, Bostitch, Porter Cable, Paslode
senco is expensive and they constantly jam up. i broke mine with a hammer it made me so angry.
Now THAT'S irony! ;D
The only Paslode's I see around my area are the "cordless" models. Used one once for some roof work that would have s-u-c-k-e-d to have to drag a hose up behind and worry about tripping and falling (and I'm not a big fan of heights to begin with), and another time inside a 2-story foyer for some crap bracing. I dunno why, but INside being 2 stories up seemed way higher than being on a roof. Either way, glad to have had use of that nailer.
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how is senco being a crappy nailer ironic? smashing a jackhammer with a sledgehammer would be a much better example
I've used nailers on the roof with the hose, just be careful, and you won't fall.
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how is senco being a crappy nailer ironic? smashing a jackhammer with a sledgehammer would be a much better example
Hammer? Nai.....ahh forget it. The irony is directed elsewhere. I can't believe ME of all people "gets out" more often around here. I hope this doesn't mean I'm growing up :'(
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I thought you were old enough to be considered grown up 45 years ago. ???
;D ;D
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I thought you were old enough to be considered grown up 45 years ago. ???
;D ;D
:cheers:
Jeez, d'ya think I'm SANTORO or sumfink?
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Maybe not Santoro, but definitely some fink.
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Maybe not Santoro, but definitely some fink.
ZING!