mjc55 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Will need one of these quite soon for the timber cladding. I would prefer De Walt cordless as we have gone down the De Walt route but recommendations for any make are welcome. Thanks in advance
Super_Paulie Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago ive got a DeWalt and a Makita 2nd fix gun, much prefer the DeWalt. It seems to "wind up" before it punches, where the Makita just comes down like a ton of bricks which makes it difficult to handle. Both are big units like but both work well, the DeWalt uses angled brads which are a bit harder to come by. DeWalt wins for me though, but make sure you wear a belt as it pulls your trousers down if its hanging off a loop. With hilarious consequences.
SimonD Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, mjc55 said: Will need one of these quite soon for the timber cladding. What fixings are you planning to use? This will guide you more in terms of type of nailer. I presume you want full round head stainless steel nails? In that case you'll want either a coil, 21 degree or 34 degree framing nailer with a no mark tip, not a second fix nailer that uses brads.
Bonner Posted 45 minutes ago Posted 45 minutes ago I used stainless brads for larch cladding. Got a Dewalt second fix, as @Super_Paulie said it’s quite big but works well.
mjc55 Posted 16 minutes ago Author Posted 16 minutes ago (edited) Having looked at this a bit more it seems that a 1st fix nailer is better for timber cladding? Thoughts? Edited 16 minutes ago by mjc55
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