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HF Framing Nailer
I'm considering getting a Harbor Freight framing nailer. I usually buy higher-end stuff, but I need this just for the occasional project, and don't want to outlay $250-$350 for a Senco, Hitachi, etc. My question has specifically to do with safety. Is there any reason to think the chance of injuryt would be greater with a HF nailer than a better quality one? -- Andy Barss |
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