What People Talk About dewalt finish nailer cordless »
Aaron asked on Aug 25, 2007:
want a cordless finish nailer, how difficult to use?
looking at a dewalt 18volt 16 gauge finish nailer is it easily used and how well do the nails hold and do they look acceptable for finish work, and how often do they have problems like jammingjason m answered:
They are easy to use and usually convenient. All nail guns can jam. The cordless finish nailers work pretty well. The framing nailers are too slow, in my opinion, for any big job (sheathing especially).
moosefiles also said:
Stick with the quality Dewalt and you you will be good to go. They will hold well, you may have to adjust it for the type of wood you are using. This way you are sinking them all the way, but matt d asked on Feb 10, 2008:
I want to buy a Dewalt heavy duty XRP 14.4v cordless 1 1/4 - 2 1/2 16 gauge angled finish nailer.?
I am purchasing this for some remodleing that I'm doing around the house. Can I use it to install hardwood floors, if I can how does it compare to a floor nailer.
Jeffrey J answered:
First, if you want a cordless finish nailer, I would strongly recommend the Paslode, instead of a piece of Dewalt junk. But if you want a pure electric nailer consider the Senco. And NO, you