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I need to buy one sometime this week. I've got a Senco combo unit
with a 18ga. brad nailer. What should I look for in a finish nailer? Do they all come angled? Anybody got one from Harbor Freight? Have a nice one... Trent Budweiser: Helping ugly people have sex since 1876! |
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![]() "Trent©" wrote in message ... I need to buy one sometime this week. I've got a Senco combo unit with a 18ga. brad nailer. What should I look for in a finish nailer? Do they all come angled? Anybody got one from Harbor Freight? Have a nice one... Trent A 16G finish nailer shooting 2" nails will nail BB, casing, 3" crown and most other trim over drywall construction with ok results. For plaster or other projects you will need a 15G shooting 2.5" nails. Angled is better for corners and tight spaces. Expect to pay a bit extra for angled. HF is HF. Ok for the casual user. My HF 16G has done almost everything I need to do. If I did this for a living I would buy a little higher up the food chain. Colbyt |
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