I've used one and it's a great tool, but the fuel cells get used right quick. Have you considered a co2 powered set-up? It's basically a small air tank that you clip to your belt and hook whatever gun you need to use - you aren't restricted to just a 16g nailer. And the tanks are refillable.
JP

"JayPique" wrote in
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I've used one and it's a great tool, but the
fuel cells get used right quick. Have you
considered a co2 powered set-up? It's
basically a small air tank that you clip to
your belt and hook whatever gun you need to
use - you aren't restricted to just a 16g
nailer. And the tanks are refillable.
JP

Thanks, Jay, I had forgotten about the co2
powered gizmos. I'll do some research!

Phil

On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 17:13:10 -0800, "Phil Anderson"
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"JayPique" wrote in
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...
I've used one and it's a great tool, but the
fuel cells get used right quick. Have you
considered a co2 powered set-up? It's
basically a small air tank that you clip to
your belt and hook whatever gun you need to
use - you aren't restricted to just a 16g
nailer. And the tanks are refillable.
JP

Thanks, Jay, I had forgotten about the co2
powered gizmos. I'll do some research!

Some guys keep a LARGE tank in the bed of their truck and just play
out up to 200' of air line for the gun, with the last 20-50' of 1/4"
line, good enough for most non-framing nailers.

Either CO2 or nitrogen tank systems will work.

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