Does this nailer work on Hardi Board Siding
1696764
Yes it does, that's why we bought this one. We done our house and saved do much time and looks nice.
1696765
I got this nail gun for cement siding, Hardy siding, and am glad I got it, it works great. I check the nails after I nail a board and sometimes have to set a few with a hammer, but I am very picky when it comes to how I like nails set in siding. Overall I would buy this gun again and recommended it. It uses the small headed nail, not the large roofing type nail, but Hardi says the smaller headed nail is OK to use on cement siding. Also a coil of nails goes a long, long way so a box of nails last a long time.
2035070
This is a great nail gun for hardie and sheathing. Just remember to set the depth adjustment so the nail doesn't sink into the siding.
1016597
Yes it does. In fact, I had the unit turned up too high for a fascia I was installing, and the nails actually went through the entire board. There is a '' thumb screw'' type adjustment around the trigger area. I also want to note that I have had some mis-fires, but I only imagine that might be the case with other brands of nails guns also.
1557066
I personally have no tused it on siding, but I don't believe it should be a problem. Try it on a small area out plain sight for a test.
481484
I haven't tried this on vinyl siding, only Hardieplank, but it depends on how many stories your house has. If it's a ranch, you should have no problem. As for the deck, the 0 degree tip should work well but it might take you a while depending on the size. It stripped mildew off a fifteen-year-old fence with no problem.
292155
This nailer would work as long as you don't work too fast in warm weather. At normal temperatures the gun overheats after only a few nails.
1420840
Yes it works ok for vinyl. I have used mine on vinyl siding for repairs. Cutting around tight corners isn't the greatest, but curves and straight cutting work great. It handles the up and down of pole shed steel with ease also.
1353593
I only used it to do framing which it did work fine but nails from Bostitch were unvailable(nonexistent). I think if the size of nails are in the instruction book and are available it should work. You will probably have to use third party nails.
680926
I was reading on the Pactool and it says it's for 5/16 cement siding. It's also adjustable from 4'' to 8'' of reveal in 1/4'' increments. I've personally used this tool on hardi plank and it works great. But hardi plank is 5/16 x 8'' and the tool is pretty snug. I don't think the tool will work on any product greater than 8''. With all that being said I really don't know!
1231537
They striker is about 1/4 inch so any nail with a head will work. You can use finish nails as well, but the striker will leave a 1/4" dent in the wood if you drive it all the way in. I would say it is best for driving D nails flush, or countersunk a bit. I really liked this tool
1189282
It drives 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 coil nails. The depth adjustment on the front may need to be changed slightly when attaching a softer material like cedar shingles and if that isn't enough you can also adjust your air pressure. I doubt you will have any problem with any kind of siding materials using this gun. I professionally install siding and have never had a problem with this gun. I would rate it 5 stars.
1353596
This nailer will shoot 3-1/2" framing nails like a boss but I've even used it for cement board siding which can be quite delicate. So yes, it's adjustable and you'll be able use it for the project you listed.
2056200
I don't know why not. I use mine for fiber cement siding and engineered trim. The drive is pretty adjustable so you should be able to back it off to where it won't overdrive the nails.
948014
If you are handy, yes. We used ours on a pole building siding....which was a pain, but it worked.
2197041
Can't really say. I only used it on 8mm pergo flooring and it did extremely well. It says it can do siding and wood up to an inch. I believe it would depending on how hard the wood is.
2185798
I think it will work well. It has several tools that will whittle down a thick nail. Just be careful not to go too deep.
670614
Nope. Just thin cement siding. Backer is to stiff and thick. Believe me, I've tried it on several materials. Was designed for thick material.