Does anybody know where to get the metal piece that holds the gun to the spring at? I ran threw 3 already breaks everytime after 2 months used everyday
It’s hard to get Hilti caps then the ones I have kept from old jobs get damp. Can this gun shoot into steel too? I have a really nice silent compressor I picked up really cheap to run a coil nailer. 16000 nails for about £100. I’m really going off the battery/gas and powder actuated fixings and cordless gizmo hand tools in general. I shed full of dead batteries that cost £££££ when new. Corded and airlines are staying on my jobs for a while yet.
Yea coils are very cheap, think mine is around 50 quid now a box but again there is a shortage of them atm. Pnumatic definitely have more power and generally are lighter, but the air line can be a pain at times 2,i have a cordless hitachi nailer love it also
I've never tried it on steel im sure it would have no problem on light gauge steel may be to 3mm but don't think it would handle more than that, ill give it a try
Just purchased one can't wait to try it out tomorrow on the jobsite
They really are a good addition, on 2 jobs I saved the price of the nailer on not buying powder caps
Good to see the next one starting 👍 👌
Thank you, perfect time of year for it
Cool, thank you
Really is a fantastic addition to the kitchen. I saved the price of the nailer on 2 jobs by not buying powder caps, plus saved alot of time
That's a very handy tool, will it last tho?
Does anybody know where to get the metal piece that holds the gun to the spring at? I ran threw 3 already breaks everytime after 2 months used everyday
Don't know dude,
Super!
Thanks
Nice tool
Its very handy
Looks like a handy tool
Definitely is. Worth while investment
It’s hard to get Hilti caps then the ones I have kept from old jobs get damp.
Can this gun shoot into steel too?
I have a really nice silent compressor I picked up really cheap to run a coil nailer. 16000 nails for about £100.
I’m really going off the battery/gas and powder actuated fixings and cordless gizmo hand tools in general.
I shed full of dead batteries that cost £££££ when new.
Corded and airlines are staying on my jobs for a while yet.
Yea coils are very cheap, think mine is around 50 quid now a box but again there is a shortage of them atm. Pnumatic definitely have more power and generally are lighter, but the air line can be a pain at times 2,i have a cordless hitachi nailer love it also
I've never tried it on steel im sure it would have no problem on light gauge steel may be to 3mm but don't think it would handle more than that, ill give it a try