Nail Gun 1-3/4" to 2-3/4" Pneumatic Roofing Nailer,15° Coil Nailer with Safety Goggles

So honestly I wasn’t expecting much to be honest cause where and who would sell a coil nailer that cheap I took my chances and bought one and I was very surprised it shot a dam nail it’s lighter than a max nailer and works almost I said almost as good I noticed it’s not as strong when it comes to nailing nails into concrete but other than that it’s a pretty dam good gun for the price I ordered 2 more hopefully I’m lucky with those as well I’ll definitely comeback to update 6 months from now

It doesn't scrimp on build quality, it's a beast. It is pneumatic meaning it runs off of compressed air. It is designed to run on a PSI (pounds per square inch) that ranges from 70 to 100 PSI. Instructions clearly state that the tool should never be run above 120PSI. When not in use disconnect the air supply, and empty the magazine as a safety precaution.It has a thin clear plastic skirt around the firing area, that easily collapses when meeting the gun to the workpiece. The load capacity is 200 to 300 nails. This is not just a roofing nailer, it can be used as a more general-purpose tool for assembling pallets, boxes, wooden fences, siding, and decking etc. There is an adjustment for setting impact strength for different length nails etc., density of material being driven into and so forth. It is suggested to put two or three drops of oil into the tool when done using it. I like doing so before I use it, and after I use it as well. If you are just doing your own projects then this is a good tool, and a cost savings over the ones that the pro's use on a daily basis. It fills an interesting niche.

While this can be used for roofing nails, you'll have to get ones that are longer than the 1-1/4". Most roofing nails are that size, but the minimum length this nailer uses is 1-3/4". The upside is that this can be used for siding and other construction uses because it can take longer nails as well. Similar to other no-name brands, it's construction isn't necessarily top of the line, but if you're just a homeowner like me using it for simple remodeling projects or building a shed, it'll work quite well.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a very good coil. Nailer. The CN70 uses15° flat welded coil nails coil from 1 3/4" - 2 3/4" length. I am testing it out with some 2 3/16" round head, siding, nails and so far so good. The nailer uses between point .090" - .113"shank diameter. My test nails are .092". The acceptable head diameters are .224"-.283". Only time will tell the longevity of this nailer but it appears to be solid and for the price point offered, I think very good value

La verdad me sorprende el precio está tan comodo y es muy bueno e comorado 2 y volveré a comprar otras dos

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