Testing NEW Paslode Guns
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- I tested Paslode Impulse PPN Master and Impulse CoilMaster
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been using the PPN everyday since it first came out and still going strong best thing ever!
Had a coil master for about 18months.
Just friggin awesome.
Villa sheet and cement sheet underlay, cement sheet weather board, some timber fencing, just brilliant! Light enough to easily hang off ya belt.
But!!!!
Villa and cement sheet is dusty. Watch the jamming! Keep a couple'a'drops of the oil on the firing pin.
And when goin' nuts with it? It warms up a bit. Might need a breather occasionally
Don’t rip the plastic off like that it’ll jam the nails on the coil master. There’s a little step on the top of the gun that goes in between the plastic strip and you pull down on that
Yep had it done to me heaps of times, I just cut mine with a knife.
Ahh I did know that and keep forgetting to do it! Thanks for the reminder
Good to see you get some sponsorship mate.
The way you're advertising toolkit depot makes me think there is more to your discount than just setting up an account lol
He literally said they are sponsoring the video
@@jimdog60Oh shit, I didn't catch that, my bad, I guess I took an L this time.
@@nr8813never an L when commenting
@@nr8813 happens to the best of us mate
I have the Dewalt DCN694N-XJ and it’s a fantastic PPN gun.
I’m not sure whether you’re familiar with the Simpson strong tie gun but it’s obviously pneumatic so dragging a hose around with you but it’s a faster alternative with minimal misfires and also minimal problems
The „Scott brown carpentry“ worksite channel version of Australia
Scott Brown on uses what he gets given.
Dave both those guns have the same gas so don’t worry about how much you need to carry. Also you need a T-shirt with…gotta get lunch…
I didn’t actually pick up on them both having the same gas, that’s going to be handy!
Ahahaha I might have to make some T-shirts in the future
@@DaveDoesCarpentry mate you’re doing a great job with your content 👌🏻👍
Love how much you like ya trade mate !!! your a gun, love to work with ya sometime !
Cheers mate! Where abouts do you work?
We use the ppn’s a lot here in the uk, you can buy extendable mags for the ppn’s we have one for our ppn
Yours is a completely different model mate. This PPN was based off the pneumatic model which has the same magazine so Paslode won’t change the strips or boxes.
Try the hikoki one dave! Only downside is probably weight
The Hikoki has a shortfall in regarding the weight and the tip struggles to locate the hole and you’ll need 3 batteries a day.
@@TBird89 never used one mate, I still nail them up the peasant way 😂
I only found out they have a PPN after making this video, I’ll love to try it out!
@@DaveDoesCarpentry you need to get on some pre workout if you’re gonna keep using those battery nailers mate. 😆 or have your physio on speed dial due to tennis elbow.
Best tools brand
Metabo hpt or Hikoki makes a battery ppn gun. The air version of them are lighter though.
I’ll need to get my hands on Hikokis battery one and try it out!
We have the ppn here nz, a great tool but doesnt shoot when the gas is cold which sucks! Not sure if you have the product nose attachment in aussie but you can add to the framer and shoots much better and you dont have to carry around another gun. Nail clips are much larger too
What attachment? It goes on the framer?
@@benn4342no such attachment it’s only for cladding and the pin drive would have to be completely different in the power master.
Yes the attachment goes on the framer in place of the standard nose.
@@jadeyee3505 niiiice. Is there a link ?
@@jadeyee3505 what brand is the attachment mate?
I noticed the whole thing with different gas cylinders for every gun while at a trade show last year . Thats such a pia. Kinda put me on the fence getting these.
Great vid
Thanks mate!
Paslode really need to ditch the gas. Every other company uses battery only.
Money is the consumables mate. That’s why ITW makes a shit load of profit.
The only perk paslode have, is how light their tools are, if they lose the gas they lose that
@@DaveDoesCarpentry I can tell you this.…They will never get rid of the gas. Buuuuut new framer coming out this year 🤫 and new straight fixer coming this year and the new bump fire model coming out is the US summer will not come Australia. Why would they give a shit what 1% say. They control 99% of the cordless market.
Saw someone accidentally shoot a nail right through the middle of their hand with a Paslode once.
Does the PPN gun fit between joists on 400mm centres? I can't imagine it does...
You’re a framer? But you had to buy nails and gas? Bro I am questioning why you don’t have those things lying around, is it not real? Do you show up for photos?
Mate, please don’t buy the coil gun. Mate just please don’t
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Yeah nah get that off site. Paslode are way overrated. Gas is a pain, batteries are slow as hell to charge, they require more maintenance than others and are just generally all round PITA. Bout as bad as a air nailer with hoses everywhere. Haven't been impressed with paslode onsite at all. 11/10 would not buy.
You’ve used the PPN?
@lamdog24 nup and I wouldn't. Own a paslode Finishing Nailer, have used senco, airco, paslode rigs for coilers and framers and finishing guns (screws for joists). The build quality and design differences between the brands starts getting pretty obvious. Paslode steez too much lock in with gas and batteries that can't be used on any other tool. Their rigs require more maintenance than others and seem to have safety switches that are a pain. All the air hose rigs suck because extra cost of hoses, fittings, compressor, need for power on site and having the maintenancepf all that gear too. All add up to being a pita. Battery only tools from brands that make other tools is the only way I'll be going in future. Keep site safe and clean, keep tool kit neat, get rid of unnecessary added crap to manage like gas or air.
Coil guns shit
Im curious as to why you start your circular saw cuts with a descending angle?
personally its easier for me to do that to keep an extremely straight cut and at the same time go fast. line up circ saw blade on the line and just plunge it
@@StarzyGsafe way to start cutting into timber. 👍
AEG FRAMER Is the Best..
Compressed air refills..!!🫵🫵🫵
Paslode is a rip off. Different gas cannisters for different guns. Cannisters used to be double the size & maintenance is crap. On top of that theyv got like 5 different Framing guns had they made one gun with the attachments....??? Youl go broke Doesn't fire no where near as quick as the AEG