Nail gun

[Sportsman]

I have just bought myself my first nail gun. It is just an 18ga pneumatic, along with a small 50l compressor.
My only question is:
Why haven't I had one of these all my life???

 

[mickthechippy]

shoulda said, ive got a pair of passlodes sat sitting in the tool shed, both 1st and 2nd fix that just gather dust these days

there be no more house bashing from me, it seems my skills in old school renovation works are far more in demand and pay far better

and without the ever increasing rules and regs for site work

 

[Wise Owl]

How much ya want for em Mick ?

 

[Brythebagger]

The newer lithium ones ?

 

[mickthechippy]

Pm owly

no older models

 

[mickthechippy]

I also have a brand spanking new boxed Makita table saw, and a used Makita double bevel choppie both 110volt

table saw is this (with no stand-trolley)

Makita MLT100X Table Saw + Stand

The Makita MLT100 260mm Table Saw has a large machined aluminium table top for accurate cutting work and a precision rip fence provides increased accuracy. It is fitted with an electric brake and is doubled insulated for added user safety.

www.mytoolshed.co.uk

the choppie is the big old (heavy) double bevel sliding saw, it has a stand too but ive never used that

 

[Corn Master]

shoulda said, ive got a pair of passlodes sat sitting in the tool shed, both 1st and 2nd fix that just gather dust these days

there be no more house bashing from me, it seems my skills in old school renovation works are far more in demand and pay far better

and without the ever increasing rules and regs for site work

Unfortunately the 2nd Paslodes are so unreliable. The Hikoki from Hitachi or Bostich are better

 

[Brythebagger]

I quite like the dewalt cordless 2nd fix.

 

[dry nets]

Unfortunately the 2nd Paslodes are so unreliable. The Hikoki from Hitachi or Bostich are better

Yep. My lads has been sent for repair twice in last 9mth

 

[mickthechippy]

stick to the proper paslode gas and nails, if you dont want them to malfunction

buying the cheapo stuff aint the greatest idea

most of time, the site managers supply the proper stuff for you, if they dont, just get the estwing out

 

[brian carragher]

I have just bought myself my first nail gun. It is just an 18ga pneumatic, along with a small 50l compressor.
My only question is:
Why haven't I had one of these all my life???

I remember when I got myself a yankee screwdriver, thought I'd hit the jackpot but then battery drills come in and its a different ball game

You wait till you buy a battery nailer

 

[brian carragher]

I also have a brand spanking new boxed Makita table saw, and a used Makita double bevel choppie both 110volt

table saw is this (with no stand-trolley)

Makita MLT100X Table Saw + Stand

The Makita MLT100 260mm Table Saw has a large machined aluminium table top for accurate cutting work and a precision rip fence provides increased accuracy. It is fitted with an electric brake and is doubled insulated for added user safety.

www.mytoolshed.co.uk

the choppie is the big old (heavy) double bevel sliding saw, it has a stand too but ive never used that

Bit too far for me but you should be able to sell them on quite easily, been looking at the Bosch table saw myself recently, look like handy bits of kit to have

 

[mickthechippy]

Bit too far for me but you should be able to sell them on quite easily, been looking at the Bosch table saw myself recently, look like handy bits of kit to have

I bought it brian, with the intention of producing ites that required a lot of ripping down of 8 x 4 sheets of 13mm ply, which it woulda been ideal

though after much thought, I ended up binning the get rich quick scheme and its sat all unloved, unused and getting dusty

i am the same with tools as I am with fishing rods, poles and gear, got far too many that never see the light of day,