Is there any way to adjust it to not make such a large mark? Hoping to use it somewhat as a finish nail gun.
761425
Yes, you just reduce the air pressure. Adjust it with the air compressor regulator.
761426
I had the same problem. You don't need to press it to hard to the surface or maybe your air compressor is up to high. Hope this helps&#128513;
761427
Uses the same driver for the staples and brad nails.. All u can do is turn down the air regulator on your air compressor or grind the driver down on the side that doesn't push out the brad nails.
761428
I had the same problem. You don't need to press it to hard to the surface or maybe your air compressor is up to high. Hope this helps�
706912
It is a little stiff, at 1st...try lubrication...and hit it hard to slide it to the side...if that doesn't work, definitely send it back for replacement...sightmark aren't the best quality to begin with.
1749614
I used this youtube video to figure out how to do it. It's a great video and gives great tips. Main tips to answer your question: Start w/ a nail sized portion, and start working it in at the back... add more later if needed. Good luck! Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6Tf6Tp3jTY
635707
It's like a nail with a giant head. I would first try nailing it with a standard size hammer. If it's too hard for you, then break out the old drill and drill out a pilot hole.
1624307
We used a hammer to pound the pointed nail like stem into the wooden chair leg. The circular round plastic covers the end of the leg. I would like to try a slider just a slight bigger than the chair leg. I think it might slide easier. Still I am happy with the ones that are the exact size of the leg.
223372
It won't exactly match, but it might look OK from a distance. The only way to get a totally matching finish is to take it all off & start over.And, if you use the gun it will get scuffed. That's life.
504284
It's a convex scandi so it may be a little more complicated than that. I've seen many methods but one that works is the old sand paper and mouse pad trick to really keep that convex edge. I have touched it up on a spyderco sharpmaker and it really brought It back to life. I only have it a few strokes though. Nothing major
796307
Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
1536474
Try using the gun in single action because the trigger pull is significantly lighter. You could also try mounting a laser sight.
759081
Mine has zero adjustment. Huge disappointment. It is set at about 15 inches. I thought id be able to convert to a low beam and then get the feel of a high beam. Instead in stuck at something in the middle. It's also a weird fabric cover- some time of faux saude thay doesn't feel like a real beam :(
1334842
Definitely, I cut a few inches off mine. Also, the template for placing the TP holder has the wall mounts a little too wide for my taste. That's any fix though, just something to consider.
2169422
Would have been a great laser if it could have been adjusted. As it stands right now the best adjustment I could get on the laser is still 8" off target.
2050718
Sometimes the crosshairs stick a little and you have to tap the adjustments. Try to tap with something non metal, you don't want to mar the threads.
286161
Actually this was my first nail gun and I haven't even used it yet. it takes a decent size nail. So I believe it should be ok for your needs, maybe first look at the nail to judge for yourself. I wish I could be of more help but perhaps google it for more definitive answer
1196051
If it 'twas me, I'd just use a sander. While you can supposedly control the depth down to 1/16", to me it just takes too big a bite.
2089681
It seems odd that your point of impact is off, since I use my Laserlyte LT-Pro with everything from a .380ACP to a .45, and my aim seems very accurate. One suggestion would be to ensure that you have adjusted the black plastic cap with the allen wrench, so you get a good, tight fit in the barrel of the gun. You want it to fit snugly so the unit doesn't move around if you point the barrel down, and you have to pull on the unit to remove it from the barrel. Good luck!
507035
I've used 3" 10d nails, the nailer worked great. My advice is to start the nail first manually then use the nailer, otherwise the nail wanders before it bites into the wood.