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I have a Dewalt twin stack tank compressor. I bought it with a framing nailer, so it has plenty of power. I borrow my brother Harbor Freight brad nailer when needed and it works great. Still in the market for a finish nailer.
I have the same kit. Works great, and saves a ton of time....i had entertained the idea of getting a larger compressor so that I could run a framing nailer. But the cost difference of the compressor plus the price of the framing nailer put me around the same price as one of the Paslode gas powered cordless units.
I'd recomend this set up to any hobbyist.
I am need of a nailer, but do not currently have a compressor, is there a good electric or battery operated nailer for finishing nailing?
I bought a Stanley electric brad gun but was never happy with it. There are also Paslode gas powered cordless units but not sure what the cost would be. Home Depot and Lowes usually have sales on combo units like my Porter Cable. Air is really cool to have in a shop. It opens a whole new world to woodworking and your shop.
John Butler said:I am need of a nailer, but do not currently have a compressor, is there a good electric or battery operated nailer for finishing nailing?
Hi Geoff - That little Porter Cable pancake runs my Hitachi NT90 just fine. Can't do a lot of rapid fire with it, kicks on after about 3 shots but will absolutely power the thing. I set it at 110 for that nailer and it countersinks 3-1/2" full round heads. Way inadequate for job site but more than enough for DIY.
BTW I picked up that framing nailer for $105 from reconditioned sales. Great outfit.
Geoff Simpson said:
I have the same kit. Works great, and saves a ton of time....i had entertained the idea of getting a larger compressor so that I could run a framing nailer. But the cost difference of the compressor plus the price of the framing nailer put me around the same price as one of the Paslode gas powered cordless units.
I'd recomend this set up to any hobbyist.
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