Framing Nailer

[kenmac]

I'm looking at buying this gun for my shed project mostly for 4x2 wall frames & ply sheets http://www.toolbaydirect.co.uk/cata...for-Clipped-Head-Ring-Nails-50mm-90mm/169845/ does anyone know if this will be any good

Cheers
Ken

 

[studips]

I'm looking at buying this gun for my shed project mostly for 4x2 wall frames & ply sheets http://www.toolbaydirect.co.uk/cata...for-Clipped-Head-Ring-Nails-50mm-90mm/169845/ does anyone know if this will be any good

Cheers
Ken

well........ it's silverline, so i'd imagine it's a piece of ****

but in life you do get what you pay for. generally.

 

[kenmac]

I'm looking at buying this gun for my shed project mostly for 4x2 wall frames & ply sheets http://www.toolbaydirect.co.uk/cata...for-Clipped-Head-Ring-Nails-50mm-90mm/169845/ does anyone know if this will be any good

Cheers
Ken

well........ it's silverline, so i'd imagine it's a piece of s**t

but in life you do get what you pay for. generally.

OK if this one is S**T is the spec good enough for what I want, ie 50-90 mm, paper-collated, clipped head nails etc

 

[pukka]

how about

http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-axminster-framing-nailer-prod564176/

Paul

 

[seaangler]

avoid paper collated nails - they are readily available but generally only in "paslode" form ie with gas which you wont need . They also cost over twice what wire collated cost
so the gun may be cheap but running it will be expensive

bite the bullet , spend twice the cash and get a bostitch which will last you for years