I use one for fencing here in England and never had a problem in 5 years ,all my timber is softwood anyway .If it jams it's far easier to un-jam than my Paslode is .It is a bit heavier than my Paslode, but you get used to using it a different way. Don't use any oil on it or if you do just a tiny bit of silicone grease on the slide rail .When working get into the habit of placing it down on a clean area,hang it on the fence and not say on the ground in the dirt,and just look after it ,don't work it to death chucking it about..I love the nail depth power gauge as so easy to use with a finger. Battery life between charging is superb .I don't get the stink of fumes either now which is nice and don't suffer with "ran out of gas syndrome" on a job or "forgot my gas syndrome" or it's "too cold for the gas syndrome" I just get on a job with no worries and use it ..I have been over the moon with mine
I am a homeowner with a day job who does not do anything construction related for a living. That being said I am working on framing out my basement and Bought this ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt gun. I have done a few walls already, have probably shot a couple hundred nails through this thing and have yet to have a misfire. It works awesome, good depth on every nail if you have your compressor set right. My literal only complaint is that it is a bit heavy and my arm can get a little tired especially whrn I am nailing at odd angles. That being said I am super happy with it and would buy it again. Hoping the old girl allows me to get my whole basement finished out!
I had the dewault its fine into soft woods or soft ply or chip boards . Not good on hardwood ply i had to ply a truss roof up and over with 25mm hardwood ply for copper covering .the nails bend or jam i ended up getting my paslode out it did the job . I also found the driving bar that drives the nails in wears then nailing is hit and miss . Not good on oak .
I might have have thought about buying one if you showed it firing 90mm rings in instead of tiny nails into a pallet. I guess there’s a reason why you didn’t !
@@BallBallBallie 3 months, left it in the garage and by the time I called Dewalt warranty it was passed a year from paechase date. Makita give 3 years warranty. Disappointed with dewalt on that.
Not good with hard timber like 25mm ply. Nails come out the side and get stuck . Okay on soft wood . I am a joiner ended up buying paslode again will nail 25mm play and into oak .
we have no solid updates to bring you, I can safely say that it is being worked on by the design geeks over at Dewalt and as soon as there is news we’ll be the first to bring you it!
As long as it’s the right length and gage then yes, but most passlode nails come in packs with gas, so you would be paying an excess for gas your not using.
My mate had a paslode,it was shit,it went wrong four times in six months,he brought the dewalt Quicker than the paslode,as he has bump,paslode did not,here in uk,you get 3 year warranty. Don’t give out this warranty if going wrong all the time,
If roofer carpenter. It's a crap gun sent the new faze 3 back jams all the time release button on top did not work .they Sent another same problem. if any one recommends this there getting paid or free samples If it was free I would give it away .
And you have to replace a spring in the gun that cost 50 bucks I think it's like after every 3,000 nails or something I live in Victoria and am a roof tiler and use 500 nails a job Fixing battens to trusses I had one of these kids toys for 2 years until the spring went after like 20 nails on a job I chucked it of the roof onto the road got I my ute and got a makita best gun these are totally fucking shit I wood no use one if you gave it to me almost all dewalt tools are like that fucking shit that's y I call then default not dewalt
Bought mine 9 months ago, it stopped firing the nails in fully, sent it away for repair and was asked to pay £122 to get it repaired!! Apparently the WD40 i sprayed into the tip has got inside and causing the fault.They also wanted to replace the 2 springs inside it, the guy from Dewalt said they are good for 30000 nails, my gun has fired less than 2000 nails, they are only guaranteed for 3 months, mine were out of warranty before i actually started using the gun, what a sack of shit it is. Never again will I buy Dewalt tools.
@@dennisj.plotsi9295 A bit late, the gun was registered with Dewalt, as are all the other Dewalt tools I have. They didnt repair it, they sent it back in bits, it took 3 weeks, I rebuilt it and sold it for £50 as spares. And so back to Paslode!!
@@MrSolarstu oh that’s sad, I thought if it’s under guarantee, they usually repair or replace. And I’m still debating about it, can’t decide which one to go with. I get mixed opinions. I’ve tried only the paslode, and it’s been always good. I was about to buy it then saw your comment and I’m now debating it 😅
we have no solid updates to bring you, I can safely say that it is being worked on by the design geeks over at Dewalt and as soon as there is news we’ll be the first to bring you it!
Hi christopherobrien64 they will be yes, but to date we've got solid infomation on it. We'll be sure to do a video and let people know as soon as we have any info.
I use one for fencing here in England and never had a problem in 5 years ,all my timber is softwood anyway .If it jams it's far easier to un-jam than my Paslode is .It is a bit heavier than my Paslode, but you get used to using it a different way.
Don't use any oil on it or if you do just a tiny bit of silicone grease on the slide rail .When working get into the habit of placing it down on a clean area,hang it on the fence and not say on the ground in the dirt,and just look after it ,don't work it to death chucking it about..I love the nail depth power gauge as so easy to use with a finger.
Battery life between charging is superb .I don't get the stink of fumes either now which is nice and don't suffer with "ran out of gas syndrome" on a job or "forgot my gas syndrome" or it's "too cold for the gas syndrome" I just get on a job with no worries and use it ..I have been over the moon with mine
Thanks I like your comment as I bought one yesterday. Also the finishing gun. But I also got the new rattle gun! Lol got carried away!
@@dragan3290 2 years later and my Dewalt nail gun is still in perfect working condition .
@@dave1455 awesome! Top tool worth buying.
Ive got one, only used it twice and it already jams like hell with the 90mm Dewalt nails, a total pain in the ass
I am a homeowner with a day job who does not do anything construction related for a living. That being said I am working on framing out my basement and Bought this ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt gun. I have done a few walls already, have probably shot a couple hundred nails through this thing and have yet to have a misfire. It works awesome, good depth on every nail if you have your compressor set right. My literal only complaint is that it is a bit heavy and my arm can get a little tired especially whrn I am nailing at odd angles. That being said I am super happy with it and would buy it again. Hoping the old girl allows me to get my whole basement finished out!
just saying i own one of these nailers and the cold does effect it when working in below freezing temperatures
Poor you
@@matbbm Nob
Move out of poland
Tim "im sorry for pointing it directly at ur face without clearing it first"! Rich "owww"!
I had the dewault its fine into soft woods or soft ply or chip boards . Not good on hardwood ply i had to ply a truss roof up and over with 25mm hardwood ply for copper covering .the nails bend or jam i ended up getting my paslode out it did the job . I also found the driving bar that drives the nails in wears then nailing is hit and miss . Not good on oak .
It can use Locally nails like 2 inchs or we should take special nails for it.plz guide me i need it immediately.thanks
Good review of the tool and it’s features. Well done.
I might have have thought about buying one if you showed it firing 90mm rings in instead of tiny nails into a pallet. I guess there’s a reason why you didn’t !
Mine Jamed after one loft conversion and can't use any more. Called Dewalt and it's out of warranty. Only a year warranty.
loft conversion took 3 years?
@@BallBallBallie 3 months, left it in the garage and by the time I called Dewalt warranty it was passed a year from paechase date. Makita give 3 years warranty. Disappointed with dewalt on that.
What nails are suitable for floorboards using this Dewalt DCN692? Is Galvanised important? and is 50mm enough for 20mm floorboards?
50mm is plenty long enough.
Next time give the DeWalt guy a Microphone
How many nails (90mm)dewalt can score on a single charge? Sorry for english!
Buy a hammer and you can do hundreds, even thousands of nails
Not good with hard timber like 25mm ply. Nails come out the side and get stuck . Okay on soft wood . I am a joiner ended up buying paslode again will nail 25mm play and into oak .
michael green so Paslode gets you’re vote over this pal ?
Brilliant tool 😄
you could rob a bank with one of these
Are they going to bring out a new brad nailer
we have no solid updates to bring you, I can safely say that it is being worked on by the design geeks over at Dewalt and as soon as there is news we’ll be the first to bring you it!
Will paslode nails fit this nailer
As long as it’s the right length and gage then yes, but most passlode nails come in packs with gas, so you would be paying an excess for gas your not using.
@@kevingodfrey7771 blimey 1 year later a reply 🤣
Pas très pertinent pour la démo de clouer sur une palette. Perso, j'aurai apprécié de voir des pointes de 90 dans de l'ossature.
je pensais exactement la même chose
My mate had a paslode,it was shit,it went wrong four times in six months,he brought the dewalt
Quicker than the paslode,as he has bump,paslode did not,here in uk,you get 3 year warranty.
Don’t give out this warranty if going wrong all the time,
It's actually 1 year warranty for dewalt nailers. They give 3 on the other tools.
@@JuiceBanger1 I got 3 years warranty this week in the UK.
@@ironhand9096 its what their website said, maybe have changed it now.
want tp know the length of the nail ( only 0,5 cm ? )
It fires nails 5cm to 9cm.
I have a cordless hammer that never needs recharging
Clive Ellis you need recharging though
@@glenr834 lol i was gonna say the same thing he tried to be a smart ass and failed he was a dog chasing his tail.
If roofer carpenter. It's a crap gun sent the new faze 3 back jams all the time release button on top did not work .they Sent another same problem.
if any one recommends this there getting paid or free samples
If it was free I would give it away .
And you have to replace a spring in the gun that cost 50 bucks I think it's like after every 3,000 nails or something I live in Victoria and am a roof tiler and use 500 nails a job Fixing battens to trusses I had one of these kids toys for 2 years until the spring went after like 20 nails on a job I chucked it of the roof onto the road got I my ute and got a makita best gun these are totally fucking shit I wood no use one if you gave it to me almost all dewalt tools are like that fucking shit that's y I call then default not dewalt
So you had it for 2 years??
the tests in the palette, well done guys !! pitiful
Trust me,these are awful,they go through springs like a carpet fitter goes through Stanley knife blades.
Serious??? I just bought one! 😟
I use a Passload the gas stinks
Нейлер шикарный ! Не нужен особо, но хочется до скрипа в зубах )))
Bought mine 9 months ago, it stopped firing the nails in fully, sent it away for repair and was asked to pay £122 to get it repaired!! Apparently the WD40 i sprayed into the tip has got inside and causing the fault.They also wanted to replace the 2 springs inside it, the guy from Dewalt said they are good for 30000 nails, my gun has fired less than 2000 nails, they are only guaranteed for 3 months, mine were out of warranty before i actually started using the gun, what a sack of shit it is. Never again will I buy Dewalt tools.
Any dewalt product comes with 1 year of guarantee, if you register it, it has 3
@@dennisj.plotsi9295 A bit late, the gun was registered with Dewalt, as are all the other Dewalt tools I have. They didnt repair it, they sent it back in bits, it took 3 weeks, I rebuilt it and sold it for £50 as spares. And so back to Paslode!!
@@MrSolarstu oh that’s sad, I thought if it’s under guarantee, they usually repair or replace. And I’m still debating about it, can’t decide which one to go with. I get mixed opinions. I’ve tried only the paslode, and it’s been always good. I was about to buy it then saw your comment and I’m now debating it 😅
Are they going to bring out a new brad nailer
we have no solid updates to bring you, I can safely say that it is being worked on by the design geeks over at Dewalt and as soon as there is news we’ll be the first to bring you it!
Hi christopherobrien64 they will be yes, but to date we've got solid infomation on it. We'll be sure to do a video and let people know as soon as we have any info.