As the title says, any recommendations?
Thanks
As the title says, any recommendations?
Thanks
Dennis
I have a Hitachi (now Metabo) that I purchased as "reconditioned". I think I paid are $75.00 for it. It works well.
I've got both a Bostich and HF pin nailer. No preference to either except price. Buy brand name nails though.
Terrible to say, I've been using a Harbor Freight $25 one for almost 10 years. I keep expecting the next use to be its last but, it just keeps going.
"A hen is only an egg's way of making another egg".
– Samuel Butler
I have a PC that was given to me over a decade ago. It keeps on ticking.
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
Mine is the Grex. Zero complaints or issues. It gets a ton of use in my shop, too, both for projects and temporary holding needs.
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The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...
I have the PC and have had it for a year. It doesn't get much use, but has worked without fail.
I use the Porter Cable. It drives both headless and slight head pins. I love it.
I have the Cadex for longer--up to 2+"s- very nice but spendy, and the HF on sale for $15-has worked well for 1" max length.
I'm thinking a Grex will be my next purchase. Curious if folks find the 1 3/8 adequate, or if it is worth spending more for the 2"?
Bryce, I've never been in a situation where I felt that a 2" 23 gage pin was the right fastener for the job, so I've been very happy with the smaller gun. The pins follow grain and bounce off things even quicker than too long 18 gage brads do!
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The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...
I use the Harbor Freight one but use brand name nails. Not sure what exact price was but around $20. I’ve had it for maybe 10 years. It works great.
Cadex/Grex. Look at the tag line on Jim’s posts. The best costs more.
Young enough to remember doing it;
Old enough to wish I could do it again.