what brand and what number do I use with this nailer
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Bostitch - Flooring L-nail, FLN-200, 2 inches long will work in the Dewalt nailer
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We are using BOSTITCH FLN-200 2-Inch Flooring L-Nail for ¾ engineered hardwood. That is the recommended size for this wood and the nailer is putting it into the floor no problem.
858648
I would like to try and answer this question but the question does not make sense. Are you asking about what kind of compressor you should buy to power the pin nailer?
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Nothing, same bailer. From Senco website: SENCO 6E0001N FN55AX, Cordless Fusion 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (00741474119071)
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If you do a search for the Bostitch framing nailer you will see that is requires 28 deg. I ended up buying Bostitch nails just to be safe but any manufacturer that makes them in 28 deg will work.
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I had leftover brad nails that I got from Sears six years ago. Any 18 gauge nails should work.
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I bought this valve to replace the one on my coil roofing nailer (RN45B) this also works on my framing nailer (N80SB). I'm sorry I am not familiar with the nailer that you have questions about. I don't suppose you have the owners manual, which gives the part number for the nailer. I was able to fine replacement trigger valves for all six of of my nailers at Amazon.con just by searching the part number. Sorry I can't help.
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I use the Bostitch 28deg. wire nails. 2"-3 1/2" work. Very common nail to find. Every lumber yard or big box store (home depot, etc.) carry them
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I know the batteries for the Dewalt nail guns are interchangable as I have different models and use the same battery. I am not sure what the model number of the battery is.
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I would go with a larger 18 gauge nailer. I owned this gun for a little less than a year before it gave up and died. I wouldn't buy it again.
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Use standard nails for nail guns from any hardware supplier... nothing special. I like this gun.
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Your best bet is to contact Paslode at www.Paslode.com or call them at 1-800-222-6990. I had a prompt response to an e-mail I sent them about my nailer. They know their product and will probably save you money.
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As long as you match the nails to the nail gun model #. I have used several different brands successfully.
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Not sure. Here is the link to the nails that I used in this nailer. They can be purchased at Home Depot. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bostitch-2-in-Leg-16-Gauge-Galvanized-Steel-Flooring-Cleats-1-000-Pack-FLN-200/100178451?N=5yc1vZc2d8
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I do not see it on the nail gun or the info book , but go online to www.freemantools.com or call 1-888-669-5672, It is a great tool for the price, I have installed over 2000sq ft. of flooring with no problem or jambs , a few miss-fires so always use a little magnetic stud finder to make sure you are getting the proper amount of nails installed
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Basically most compressors would work with the pin nailer. It does not take a lot of pressure to operate this gun. I would stick with a top brand name. Porter Cable has a "pancake" style compressor that could be purchased at HD or Lowes. I have that compressor and 6 different Porter Cable guns including the pin 138.
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Three finish nailers. Regular finish nails, pin nails, and micro pins. I bought this Hitachi and I am having a lot of trouble with it. Nails will not shoot consistently. I would look at Senco variety.
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Not sure. I bought mines at Home depot. "Grip Rite" 21 deg /4000 nails 3 1/4" for around 50 bucks. Not a jam after more than 1000 shots. The Max is amazing.