Can this gun take 1/2" tape or just 1/4"?
791992
It looks like it can only accomodate the 1/4" because the the winder cover will not lock and the feed winder tab is only a 1/4" high for the locking tab. It looks like it could because the roller guide is about an 1'' wide.
1830422
Tape's width is 1/2 inch, and yes it has the Scotch's double sided thickness. Unnoticeable
1737883
Not sure, but 1/4" is pretty big. The teeth will likely take the shoots, but I don't know if there is enough power to cut through them. Depends on how brittle they are. I have corded version for these kinds of jobs.
1570441
all sizes up to 1/4". This one of the few guns that will use the 1/4" rivet for under $100.
1795739
Yes it is 1/4. The only problem I had with this gun, not really even the gun, was on the last few rows I couldn't swing the hammer hard enough to set the nails fully because of the wall being to close. I just grabbed my 16ga finish nailer with two inch nails and carefully finished off the floor.
1746524
This should work on 1/4 inch and even down to sheet metal it comes with spacers for thicker applications
588527
It's listed up to a 2-1/2, anything bigger probably would not fit in the holder or properly go up the feed. I have only used two inch nails though. Great gun. Worth the extra over the bostitch. Mark
177418
The male fitting is already on the gun. It is a standard 1/4" fitting. I know that there are several types of 1/4" fittings, some long tails, some short tails, but most are standard, as this one is.
71503
It is supposed to take 2&1/4 inch (55mm) but mine could only ever take 2 inch (50mm) as the firing pin never sat fully back.
2217885
I tried a Phillips bit that I use in a screw gun. I think this is a standard 1/4" bit like you are talking about. It did not fit in the Channellock screwdriver. It slid down the barrel.
1206889
It has a V grove down the length of the bottom, I don't think tape will work. You could make a jig that the tool could fit in and tape that down.
2135888
It's about 1/2" thick and has to be mounted with screws, I don't think tape would hold very well
1300607
We returned the saw as it was inadequate to do the job, but a 2 x 4 is about what it can handle, so 1 1/2" thick.
1164627
For 3/4" stock it would be a 1 1/4" screw. I've never used it for 1/2" stock but I'd guess you'd use a 1" screw.
1225278
It depends on your personal length of pull. Mine is 14 and 1/2 inches and the compact is awfully short for me so I use it strictly on a home defense gun.
516023
With #1 guide it's less than 3/16 of an inch. I haven't tried it without a guide but it's got to be 1/8 inch or so.
1698571
I can't say. I've used the gun once since I installed the tape. After cleaning the gun, the tape still looks and adheres well