Anyone recommend a decent cordless nailer?

[s.varty]

As the title says, battery or air powered, able to fire decent headed galvanised nails up to 50mm. Thanks in advance.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I bought a Quickload gas gun cos it's a sort of copy of the Pasload from a few years ago but much cheaper.

Hasn't put a foot wrong.

 

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

There's a thread on the Landscaping forum on just this subject.

 

 

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[muttley9050]

I got the Hitachi, and have also used the quick load. Both are good tools. The first Hitachi they sent me was faulty out the box, they replaced it and the replacement has been fine. Benefit of these two is you can fire quickload nails without losing your warranty. I did some fencing for my folks last year and used it as a test for quickload nails and in about 14 months there has been no staining from the nails.

 

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[H-A]

I have a pasload framing nailer, does what it says on the tin.

Never had a problem with It.

 

H-A

[s.varty]

There's a thread on the Landscaping forum on just this subject.

 

 

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Thanks old mill and I notice ive posted on it:blushing:. What im really after now is a gun that fires proper nails not thin non headed ones or staples.

[doobin]

Framing nailer then.

[Kev Stephenson]

Paslode IM350

[s.varty]

Paslode IM350

 

Don't the paslode need gas as well as a battery though?

[Graham w]

yes but a good gun. you cant really beat an air nailer only issue is thin air lines can freeze onwards of -10 deg