Cordless Coil Siding Nailer - Fine Homebuilding
Nov 13, 2024 · This nailer requires Paslode’s gun-specific nails, which come in coils of 200 vs. a traditional 600-count. We like that the collation is plastic instead of wire, which leaves a cleaner-looking nail head and eliminates the danger of flying chunks of wire.
Nail Gun recommendations for siding? - Fine Homebuilding
Jun 15, 2006 · The problem with the wire is the tiny little barbs some times (really often) will embed under the nail head and stick up like little needles. The plastic ones shoot the nail in and the plastic stick just keeps feeding out. This way there is only the SS nail and the plastic strip, so when nailed it is a regular nail.
what nailgun/nails for T1-11 siding - Fine Homebuilding
Sep 17, 2006 · Thius product is often used as a sheathing and siding all-in-one. If in a seismic zone, you'd have to meet shear waall requirements, I believe theree is a Bostich and a Hitachi pnuematic siding oil nailer often recommended is aall you need is siding nails.
Screw gun or Nail gun for Fiber cement siding?
Oct 10, 2013 · I haven’t worked with Fiber Cement before, but I understand it is quite brittle, hence my question of screw gun vs nail gun. I own a new Bostich N66 BC-1 coil nail gun that can shoot both caps & and nails simultaneously or nails only, that was purchased specifically for this job and any future roofing or other projects that require caps. My ...
best nail gun for cement siding? - Fine Homebuilding
Nov 19, 2009 · And it's close to $100 cheaper which makes it a pretty easy choice for me. This is coming from a guy who loves Hitachi nailers... (4) stick framers, (3) coil framers, (2) siding nailers, (2) 15ga finish, (2) 16ga finish, and an 18ga brad nailer as best I can recall.
siding nail gun or 15 ga. finish nailer for tongue and...
Oct 31, 2010 · Perhaps I am better off to nail the face board slightly recessed and patch the indent before painting. I do not have neither nailer. I am trying to decide if the siding nailer can be used to toe nail. I wonder if the thickness of the siding nailer may cause the wood to split so perhaps a 15 ga. nailer is better. I appreciate any inputs you can ...
Multi Purpose Hitachi Nail Gun - Fine Homebuilding
Aug 11, 2005 · If you have more framing to do than siding then get a framing gun and a siding gun. The 75 is a great gun for nails up to 8's. It will run 10's for framing, but it struggles. If you are just end nailing studs into plates, you'll be ok. But if you get into anything more dense than SPF or doug-fir, you'll be pulling out your hammer quite a bit.
Nail gun for vinyl siding? - Fine Homebuilding
Jul 26, 2001 · Nail gun for vinyl siding? | Posted in General Discussion on July 26, 2001 03:47am I was watching a show last night on HGTV, I think it was before and after with pat simpson, anyway there was a guy shooting vinyl siding with a paslode gun.
Siding Nailer for Exterior Trim??? - Fine Homebuilding
Jul 31, 2003 · The Hitachi gun only shoots nails that are 2 1/2" long. Plus they are 15 gauge nails. I use a hitachi NR83 for trim. Shoots 16d nails w/ full heads & counter sinks them. The hitachi siding gun can do it ,but I like the big nails in the trim. They have more holding power and a …
Finish nailer for siding? - Fine Homebuilding
Mar 30, 2004 · Question: can I use the finish nailer on exterior siding? I’m refinishing the old 2-1/2″ reveal pine siding that’s on my house. Part of the process is removing the old rusty nails and renailing with 2-1/2″ stainless rim shank siding nails, which I then set and putty for a …