Is Paslode a good finish nailer?
The Paslode 16 ga. Pneumatic finish nailer has a best in class design that allows for comfort in all applications. This is a reliable and durable tool you can trust to keep up with you. The oil-free design allows for long term, maintenance-free operation which reduces cleanup time and associated costs.
How do I identify my Paslode framing nailer?
Your nailer’s serial number is 10 characters (0000XX0000; 4 numbers–2 letters–4 numbers) and is embossed on your nailer. Find your nailer’s model below for the precise location. Located on the right side approximately 2 inches beneath the Paslode logo. Located below the nose of the nailer on the nail magazine.
Do Paslode nails have glue on them?
The folks at Paslode recently sent us their new PowerBoost coated nails to use in our CF-325 Cordless Framing Nailer. The black coating is both a lubricant (for easier penetration) and an adhesive (for additional pull-out strength).
What is the blue coating on Paslode nails?
Blue Oxidized – This finish is the result of de-greasing and heat cleaning, which leaves the nail with a blue coating. This finish is typically used with plaster.
What are the uses of a finishing nailer?
Here is a list of the projects that folks commonly use this useful piece of equipment for: Trimming- You shoot 15 or 16 gauge trim nails (depending on the project) to fasten trim with this magnificent tool. Interior molding- For decorative molding purposes, pros often use 15/16 gauge finish nailers. Baseboards- You can use brad nailers here but the finish nailer offers the best results.
Do I need a Brad or finish Nailer?
Heavier and thicker molding and baseboards will need a finish nailer while thinner and lightweight wood will need a brad nailer. If you’re working on several paneling and molding projects, a finish nailer is a good investment. Remember to check the gauge size every time you buy nails for it.
What is a da finish Nailer?
DA finish nails have an angle of around 34 degrees. FN finish nails have an angle of around 25 degrees. Although the major difference is in nail angling, there can be minor differences in nail heads, although that doesn’t seem to be the case anymore. Historically, DA finish nails were a Senco standard, and FN nails were a Bostitch standard.
What size nails for a framing nail gun?
Decks