Fence job

[windfall]

Dont' use with people the back side of what you are nailing.

 

Reminded me of Happy Gilmore, where he shoots Jaws in the head with the nail gun.

 

 

Now back to my happy place....

[FinalFencing]

ANyone used a battery powered nailgun

 

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[Jimbob87]

I've used a Paslode nailgun for several years, great bit of kit, saves hours in the long run! But I agree that you should always use genuine nails and gas though.

 

However what I really could do with is a Paslode style gun that will fire large U staples (for wire fencing), but no-one seems to make such a thing. Anyone know of one?

 

http://www.tornadowire.co.uk/tools-accessories/staple-gun/

 

Have a look at this mate were hoping to demo one

 

Jim

[NI Tree]

Fencing tools - Staple-Gun |

 

Have a look at this mate were hoping to demo one

 

Jim

 

I love there video

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQ3ljKJ8dgc]STOCK-ade Fencing Stapler Tool - YouTube[/ame]

[Fencing Nick]

Just brought one of those. So far so good. We used to have a similar one but the staples just pulled out. This one fires barbed staples, saves a lot of time and my elbow!

Pricey, but worth it.

 

 

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[Matthew Storrs]

I can't see how it can work, how can it fire it with just the right amount of pressure so the staple doesn't bite the wire whilst still being in far enough to hold and prevent the wire rattling in the wind.

For example some wood is denser than others so how can it guage the power required?

[Fencing Nick]

You have play with the air pressure a bit. Should be around 100psi I think, bit the main depth gauge is on the tip, few minutes playing around and it fires them perfectly, unless you hit a knot!

Most posts must be similar density as that's the way it seems to work.

 

 

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[Matthew Storrs]

Ah, I see, that makes sense, there's a depth guage to control how far the staples go? Its certainly a tool I would be interested in investing but I wouldn't want it to be driving the staple home on stock netting.

For now I will keep on with hammer and pouch until I can try one/or the price drops a bit!

[tncountryservices]

hi guys,

 

if any of you fencers are interested just clearing out the last of my fencing gear and I have a pair of boundary clamps very similar to the tornado pro clamp, and an ezepull tool for sale, can post pics.

 

any questions drop me a message.

 

cheers

 

tom