Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


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Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


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Hammer too heavy these days pet?
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The crims use them for breaking iin to toughened glass apparently.
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Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with battery.
Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


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The crims use them for breaking iin to toughened glass apparently.
Brian


I thought flung ball bearings etc were the scrotes weapon of
choice for that?

Hiding a paslode down your undies is going to make an unbelievable
bulge...
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On 11/08/2018 15:24, Jim K wrote:
"Brian Gaff" Wrote in message:
The crims use them for breaking iin to toughened glass apparently.
Brian


I thought flung ball bearings etc were the scrotes weapon of
choice for that?

Hiding a paslode down your undies is going to make an unbelievable
bulge...


There are easier ways to break toughened glass using small hand tools.
Any engineer can probably tell you which one.

On 11/08/2018 00:25, wrote:
Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.


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On 11/08/2018 15:24, Jim K wrote:
"Brian Gaff" Wrote in message:
The crims use them for breaking iin to toughened glass apparently.
Brian


I thought flung ball bearings etc were the scrotes weapon of
choice for that?

Hiding a paslode down your undies is going to make an unbelievable
bulge...


There are easier ways to break toughened glass using small hand tools.

Yep, and your can buy them for use in cars after a crash too.

Any engineer can probably tell you which one.

Dont need an engineer, just other than dog **** between the ears.

Center pop works well and is very easy to conceal, goes in the pocket fine.
http://au.element14.com/duratool/d00155/centre-punch-automatic/dp/1447436?mckv=sMC3sbNfL_dc|pcrid|59148083448|pkw||p mt||slid||product|1447436|pgrid|12550800888|ptaid| pla-92315978165|&CMP=KNC-GOO-SHOPPING-1447436&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3oPlk9vl3AIVB6qWCh2JYAQf EAQYBCABEgLvV_D_BwE&gross_price=true

On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, tabbypurr wrote:

Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.

I've got it now. Much cheaper than the nice but heavy no-gas ones. With the amount of use it'll get it's not really worth going gasless at this time. I'm sure it will be one day.

Nails & gas it takes the same as the Paslode IM350, so lots of choice. Buying the nails has been frustrating though, Screwfix out of stock on the ones I wanted. I need another supplier really, getting fed up of Screwfix not having stuff. And this is a bit outside of regular diy stuff.


NT

On 11/08/2018 23:30, wrote:
On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, tabbypurr wrote:

Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.

I've got it now. Much cheaper than the nice but heavy no-gas ones. With the amount of use it'll get it's not really worth going gasless at this time. I'm sure it will be one day.

Nails & gas it takes the same as the Paslode IM350, so lots of choice. Buying the nails has been frustrating though, Screwfix out of stock on the ones I wanted. I need another supplier really, getting fed up of Screwfix not having stuff. And this is a bit outside of regular diy stuff.

Paslode themselves are usually reliable stockists - although they do
variable "trade" pricing which makes them expensive for non volume
customers.


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On 11/08/2018 23:30, wrote:
On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, tabbypurr wrote:

Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.

I've got it now. Much cheaper than the nice but heavy no-gas ones. With
the amount of use it'll get it's not really worth going gasless at this
time. I'm sure it will be one day.

Nails & gas it takes the same as the Paslode IM350, so lots of choice.
Buying the nails has been frustrating though, Screwfix out of stock on
the ones I wanted. I need another supplier really, getting fed up of
Screwfix not having stuff. And this is a bit outside of regular diy
stuff.

Paslode themselves are usually reliable stockists - although they do
variable "trade" pricing which makes them expensive for non volume
customers.



Be aware the the gas DOES 'go off' - I was sceptical but after a period of
'not firing' problems with my IM350 I went through my gas cans and chucked
the old ones and it's been fines ever since.

Andrew

On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, wrote:
Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.


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If you want to drive 90mm you'll need gas,

On Sunday, 12 August 2018 20:01:51 UTC+1, harry wrote:
On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, tabbypurr wrote:

Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.

If you want to drive 90mm you'll need gas,

https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dc...g-nailer/4477d


NT

On 12/08/2018 20:01, harry wrote:
On Saturday, 11 August 2018 18:30:53 UTC+1, John Rumm wrote:
On 11/08/2018 00:25, wrote:
Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with
battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


I think these days I would look at some of the cordless ones that don't
require gas - keeps the consumables price down and does not tie you to a
particular supplier of nails etc.

If you want to drive 90mm you'll need gas,

Is that so harry?:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2wZxZvFgyE


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On Saturday, 11 August 2018 00:25:54 UTC+1, tabby wrote:

Looking at getting a Max 90mm 34 degree nailer, gas powered with battery. Not had one before so any points to beware of when buying?


NT

Well it does the job & uses the cheap IM350 compatible nails & gas so I'm happy with that. Only moan is that getting a part used strip of nails out to change size is fiddly.


NT