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05-05-2013, 10:27 PM
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I have both Bostitch and Porter Cable pneumatic nailers-my framing nailer is a Bostitch clipped head nailer. I rocks. I even have a Dewalt battery powered finish nailer, it's the bomb for inside trim.
I'd buy refurb name brand nailers before buying Harbor Freight. Try Bigskytools.com for hitachi refurb nailers. I have a bunch of Hitachi cordless tools and they are as good as my dewalt ones. I have one Hitachi narrow crown pneumatic stapler, works great. there are other sellers of refurb tools, including dewalt and bostitch.
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05-07-2013, 11:09 PM
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I used a porter cable clipped head framing nailer and never had a problem with it for 6 yr.i definitely got my money's worth out of it.
If you do a lot of decks that require a lot of metal hardware I used a hitachi pos placement nailer,the time saved paid for itself in 2 years use Of course with any framing nailer there is a possibility of shooting one into your hand . Btdt with both guns.ringshank nails are a little harder to pull out...
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05-09-2013, 02:07 PM
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My neighbor nailed himself to a deck in his back yard. He was home alone. Very rural area. Luckily, he could reach his cell phone to call another neighbor to come over and help him, then called 911. got a ride to the emergency room from the local rescue squad. Now don't try this at home:
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