What gauge is this nailer?
1239844
Don't know the gauge ..,,, but I use standard L nails and it works great ....
1239845
I bought this nailer and never used it yet ! I bought 16 gauge nails for it ( Stanley bostotch L cleats ) waiting until the year to tear up my floor
1239846
There is no gauge listed on nailer. This nailer uses L-shaped flooring nails which for the 3/4 inch flooring I installed .used Bostitch FLN-200 2 inch nails which worked great. Layed over 800sf of flooring and nailer worked perfect--no problems.
551417
Nothing, same bailer. From Senco website: SENCO 6E0001N FN55AX, Cordless Fusion 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (00741474119071)
571918
My gauge reads up to 120 PSI. Well worth the money as I patched a nail hole in my 20" truck tire and it has held for over 6 months. Hope this helps!
138118
The manual that came with the nailer says the minimum is 1 1/4 inches and the maximum is 2 1/2 inches (all 15 gauge). I have not used anything except the Hitachi 2 inch.
1671056
The Hitachi NT65M2 16 Gauge nailer will accept any standard 16 gauge nails.
1251759
I am not positive but its pretty big. Probably about a 22 gauge. Its pretty tough.
537719
Great gun....ran 100's of nails through it on a shed project and not one jam. I have a Campbell-Hausfeld 4 gal 2 hp pancake compressor (bought at Sams several years ago), which has a max 140 psi. Depending on the softness of the wood and size of nail, I used in between 80-100 psi. Of course the gun has an adjustment on the front for depth, also. As with any gun, don't forget to give it a few drops of oil every once in a while. I recommend it. Phil Layne
1629035
It will operate between 80 and 120 psi, when it gets down to about 90 I will turn the compressor on and let it pump up to 120. It seems to drive the nail in better.
1151242
I do not know the answer. I purchased a smaller nailer to handle the finer work..
1283513
I'm not quite sure what you mean by that but the gauge runs from .012 to .053 ins or 0.3 to 1.35 mm. Hope that answers it.
168068
As stated in the description, it's 0 to 60psi. You'll damage the gauge using over that.
1455737
If you do a search for the Bostitch framing nailer you will see that is requires 28 deg. I ended up buying Bostitch nails just to be safe but any manufacturer that makes them in 28 deg will work.
281885
Let me start by saying it is what it is, its a 1 gallon compressor. I have a Dewalt 15 gauge, 25 ft 3/8" hose, I can typically shoot about 6-8 nails before it kicks on. If your brad nailer is 18 or 20 gauge I think you'll be fine with 10 - 20. I don't use compressors often enough to even guess at 50 feet, but 25 works well enough for me. Good luck!
1794403
Im not sure the actual gauge but it is very sturdy and the same quality that I have used while working in restaurants.
1969669
It is 18 gauge. I bought it 2 months ago and we have been so happy! It is quite heavy and sturdy. Our contractor commented that same thing. This really helps keep the noise down when we are running our garbage disposal!
26292
The N62FNK-2 15 Gauge. will hold 130 nails (1.25inches to 2.5 inches in length). So you can do a lot of nailing without reloading.
154600
Label on nailer states "Made in China." I cannot find the answer on any label for the compressor. I no longer have the box.