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outofbounds 04-22-2019 01:01 PM

Air / Cordless Framing Nailers
 
We have decided to put up another shop. 60'x40'

Looking at purchasing some framing nailers what brands, air or cordless do you all recommend?

Thus far been an Eastwing swinger when building anything figured I'd give the nailers a go.

fishtank 04-22-2019 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by outofbounds (Post 3966580)
We have decided to put up another shop. 60'x40'

Looking at purchasing some framing nailers what brands, air or cordless do you all recommend?

Thus far been an Eastwing swinger when building anything figured I'd give the nailers a go.

paslodes seem to be popular

skidderman 04-22-2019 02:51 PM

Stay away from bostich. They are junk.

35 whelen 04-22-2019 03:56 PM

Get a Paslode spikers. they were great as long as it's not 40 below

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Clint 0778 04-22-2019 03:59 PM

Paslode

expedition 04-22-2019 05:02 PM

Haven't tried the Hitachi hoseless yet but looks awesome from YouTube . Still prefer hose and paslode 350 . Can't beat the reliability.

Ronan_357 04-22-2019 05:03 PM

I prefer the dewalt cordless nailer to the paslode

Blastoff 04-22-2019 05:25 PM

All JM or most 90% of them use the Passlode with no air line, watch for sales

outofbounds 04-22-2019 07:23 PM

Thanks for the insight fellas.

Indy 04-22-2019 07:28 PM

Borrowed a Paslode to put up my shop, they are wicked. Got so fast and complacent using it I almost put a nail through my hand when the nail struck a knot and went sideways through the boards I was nailing. No idea about any other brand.

ghostguy6 04-22-2019 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by skidderman (Post 3966629)
Stay away from bostich. They are junk.

X2

Had a few different models at work, they were constantly in need of repair.

Jays toyz 04-22-2019 11:53 PM

Put tens of thousands of nails through my DeWalt 20v. Good tool. Thousand nails on a charge.

roughneckin 04-23-2019 09:46 PM

If you want speed a Paslode air isn’t really going to be beat, but those airless are nice for convenience but I find them slower and more fragile. I’ve dropped many Paslode airs off the side of a roofline or wall and I pull it up by the line and it fires up right away. No way I’d want to do that with an airless.

Jays toyz 04-23-2019 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by roughneckin (Post 3967204)
If you want speed a Paslode air isn’t really going to be beat, but those airless are nice for convenience but I find them slower and more fragile. I’ve dropped many Paslode airs off the side of a roofline or wall and I pull it up by the line and it fires up right away. No way I’d want to do that with an airless.

I agree but I dropped my DeWalt twice from 12' onto a lift of lumber. Didn't miss a beat, well I did, getting down and back up again a few times.

Redneck Tommy 04-23-2019 11:02 PM

I frame for a living there is nothing that beats a paslode but a Dewalt might last you one building if your lucky they are junk but but awesome when they work we didn’t have one that lasted a month.

outofbounds 04-24-2019 12:16 AM

Thanks fellas,

I see Rona has the Paslode Imli325 on for $509 currently with charger and battery.

buzzard 04-24-2019 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Redneck Tommy (Post 3967246)
I frame for a living there is nothing that beats a paslode but a Dewalt might last you one building if your lucky they are junk but but awesome when they work we didn’t have one that lasted a month.

I SOOOOOO AGREE!! I bought two[paid top dollar] within 2 months both calved. Sent them away got one back in 3 weeks repaired. The other they/dewalt seem to have lost. That went on for 2 or 3 months. Then they sent a brand new one which lasted a month or two. Both are under the bench resting in peace. Had a couple pasalode cordless at least 20 yrs ago. 10 times more reliable than the dewalt. However you need to buy fuel cells.
Just go with any air nailer and you will be farther ahead!!

outofbounds 04-24-2019 02:29 PM

Pulled the trigger on two Paslodes. A hoser and a hoseless.

Have more projects at our place at the lake as well new sauna and wood shed so both will come in handy.

Sneeze 04-25-2019 10:04 AM

For speed I use a regular air fed passlode with the orange trigger.

For small or fussy jobs I use an passlode impulse.

If you don't frame things often use a hammer. Its really easy to fill things full of nails. Really difficult to pull them apart.

obsessed1 04-25-2019 10:49 AM

12 years as a JM. Tried them all. Still run bostitch air gun. Passlode airless ( nothing but problems) bostitch airless ( garbage) dewalt 20 v ( great gun for 3-5k nails then nothing but problems) max airless is what we are currently using so far so good but expecting them to be similar to all the others. Bostitch air guns need seals replaced every so often other than that we still have guns in service that are 20-25 years old. We switched to passlode stapler....not impressed so far

Puma 04-25-2019 12:03 PM

I framed houses the old fashioned way with real wood and swung hammers for years.

With some arthritis now in my hands, its hard to grip a hammer anymore.

I picked up an air Bostitch coil nailer and have to say ... its a beast.

I was using 3.25 spiral nails last week to build some frames and it took no time at all. Its a bump fire, so all you do is touch the end to the wood and bam.

Once you set the air right, it nails like nothing else. Its a little heavy after a while but you can build like never before.

Puma 04-25-2019 12:11 PM

huh
 
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Originally Posted by outofbounds (Post 3966580)
Thus far been an Eastwing swinger when building anything figured I'd give the nailers a go.

Eastwing swinger ? Is that a Toronto thing ? :thinking-006:

We used Estwing tools ...:bad_boys_20:

outofbounds 04-25-2019 02:36 PM

Estwing Hammer spell check.


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