I want to know if is better than hitachi one?
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I really haven't seen the hitachi gun, but I'm really pleased with the Porter Cable pin nailer that I bought. I also own a Porter Cable Brad nail gun too.I have always believed in buying really good makes of specialised equipment, no matter what sort of hobby/trade that I have been in. In the long run they always last!
751085
Have no idea about the Hitachi, but the Porter Cable is great. I would recommend the PC, I have had no problem with it and I do use it professionally.
751086
I don't know because I have never used the hitachi. I am very pleased with this pin nailer.
508997
I honestly don't know. You'd have to check the dimensions of the Hitachi first. Check the measurements here: http://www.all-spec.com/products/06048.html and see if it'll fit those dimensions.
1416191
I don't know about the hitachi magic wand but the power in the wonder wand is awesome and I don't need to charge it all the time. I've had it about three months and have only charged it twice..I really like the 10 different patterns of speed. It's also waterproof so I use it in the bath.
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Hi Rick, I would go with the EP-4000 over the iNuke any time I can. Of course there is also always the Seismic Audio Epicenter 5202 and Magnitude 2400 ;) The Epicenter is the closest power rating of any of these 4. The Magnitude is more powerful for more head room, but you can overload the speaker with that much power. The quality difference with these guys comes down to damping factor. The EP is &gt;300, but the Epicenter and Magnitude are &gt;400 for increased clarity. The iNuke has a lot of "power rating" but doesn't give the better performance.
179799
Well that depends on what you want to use it for.... Judging by the brands only I have used I like WD and Lacie. But again, choosing the right one will usually depend on your needs.
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Yes. With any application there is a balance between speed, efficiency, and heat generation. With a NAS speed is less important for a small group of users. You will probably get better performance for a desktop with another drive that has a faster spindle speed and more cache. I only buy Hitachi drives and have for years because of their reliability. They made the drives for IBM servers for many years. They shipped in HP servers and I never saw one fail.
1861251
Reading the description on the Hitachi website should be a very authoritative source. And it is much faster than asking Amazon customers.
886966
Your question would be best answered by Hitachi. They can be contacted directly at 800-706-7337.
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LaCie is 5400 rpm, not 7200 rpm. I know the GTech uses Hitachi mechanisms; Hitachi disks, at least the desktop ones, seem to last the best. Don't know whose disk LaCie uses. A few years ago, LaCie developed a bad reputation for their disk devices. That may have changed but given the choices out there, i see no reason to risk it.
2006905
Yes this drive is much faster. The hitachi is limited by the SATA II 3.0 Gb/s bandwidth plus the Seagate is a Hybrid drive adding 8gb of NAND flash SSD memory just for cache vastly improving boot times and app load times.
912644
I'd say do not buy either one!! The 16ga I bought was a piece of junk!! Jambed every 4-5 nails and it is not easy to clear. Took it to a repair shop and they charged me more than half of what I paid for it!! JUNK. Buy a MAX nailer and forget about Hitachi. You have been warned.
2107421
It provides a more focused action, for more specific areas. The Hitachi has a broader surface so covers a bigger area and can also be used on several body areas
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Paul, I was thinking the same thing when I purchased my new Hitachi. I'm very glad now, I didn't buy the single shot trigger kit, the factory one is fine,just don't keep the trigger held down. After using it for a few days I'm very happy with this tool.Good Luck!
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I'd talk to hitachi's customer support. They've been cooperative with me. Frankly, I know they can be daisy chained, but am not tech enough to answer your question properly!
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I can only assume that the "hybrid" designation is because one of the tools in the kit has brushes, the other is brushless. The fact that it is "hybrid" doesn't make this kit better. It's the fact that it includes better tools (heavier but more powerful hammer drill, more settings on the impact driver) that makes this kit better. Makita currently makes 3 flavors of LXPH0x hammer drills; 1, 3 and 5. This kit contains the LXPH03, the LXT239 contains the LXPH05. The differences are max torque (750 in-lbs. vs 400 in-lbs), max speed (2000 RPM vs. 1500 RPM, 30000BPM vs. 22500BPM), weight (including battery 5.1lbs vs 3.8lbs) and the LXPH03 is not brushless while the LPH05 is brushless. For comparison, the LXPH01 is not brushless and has a max torque of 480 in-lbs, is the same speed as the LXPH05 and weighs 4.0 lbs. Makita makes 4 flavors of LXDT0x impact drivers 1, 4, 6 and 8. This kit contains the LXDT01, the LXT239 contains the LXDT08. The primary difference between them is that the LXDT01 has 3 speed settings while the LXDT08 has only 1. This allows you to dial-down the max torque to make it easier to avoid stripping delicate parts. The other differences are negligible. The top speed of the LXDT01 is slightly higher (2600RPM vs 2500RPM, 3400 IPM vs. 3200 IPM) and the top torque is slightly higher (1460 in-lbs vs 1420 in-lbs). The LXDT01 is also slightly lighter (3.3lbs vs 3.4lbs). For comparison, the LXDT04 is very similar to the LXDT08 except it isn't brushless, and the LXDT06 is very similar to the LXDT01 except it has a slightly higher max torque and speed. By the way motor brushes are, in-theory, a wear item in an electric motor, so a brushless motor would seem better. In reality, you most likely will never have to replace the brushes on your drill and even if you do need to replace them it's usually very simple to do.
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Yes, it is compatible and the correct 2.5" size. Some original Fujitsu versions were shock-mounted, whereas the Hitachi is not. Not a big concern.
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I had the hitachi. It's a good saw but festool is just so much better. I'm a professional furniture maker an it is perfect for me. If cost is a consern go with hitschi but if u can swing the extra cost go for the festool.