Hardwood floor nailers

Discussion in 'Tool Chat' started by Rugrat, Dec 5, 2010.

  1. Rugrat

    Rugrat Well-Known Member

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  2. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    Good nailer, i have one of them.

    They do a good compressed air nailer for engineered and solids that i like .
     
  3. Daniel

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    Stanley bostitch do a concrete nailer, I want to try it for fixing gripper on floors where the concrete is to hard to nail, anyone ever tried it or seen it in action? Could save alot of time not having to glue or drill n plug the gripper.
     
  4. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    Ye i have one.

    They are o.k. Wont fully sink the pins into solid concrete but a few taps with a hammer and there in. On normal concrete they are fine but i would recommend you glue also.

    They are good on large jobs, not really any good on domestic size rooms.
     
  5. Daniel

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    Cheers Matt, why do you say no good for domestic? Time it takes to setup with compressor ?
     
  6. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    Basically yes. Set up and carrying compressor in etc.

    They are good on large areas like a full house but i wouldnt use mine on say a 3x3 room, a cordless one would be good!
     
  7. tedmaced

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    Are the nailers themselves made of hardwood, or is it the floor you fix into :D
     

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