Tacwise 0404 Type DA 15G / 38 mm Galvanised Angled Finish Nails, D Head, Pack of 4000, Silver

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Clean the external part of your finish nailer with a soft damp cloth to remove dirt, dust, oil, and grease. Don’t soak your tool in solvents, they can damage the plastic parts. Fine-tunes the driving depth without having to adjust the pressure at the compressor. Flip Top Nose The disadvantages of using a 16 gauge finish nailer are not limited to splitting moldings, but also in precision. While a 16 Gauge Finish Nailer is powerful enough for most jobs, it can sometimes be too powerful and drive nails deeper than intended in smaller projects. This can lead to the nails being difficult or impossible to remove if needed later on which can cause frustration and time spent correcting mistakes. When clearing a nail jam, make sure you disconnect your finish nailer from the air compressor or remove the battery to avoid potential injury.

ga nail heads are rounder (thus they tend to leave larger holes that you could then need to patch). You have a longer run time than electric finish nailers as long as you replace the gas canisters periodically. Some manufacturers that use this technology are Hitachi and Paslode. As you can see, these nails have a relatively small diameter compared to bigger nails such as framing nails.We all know that hardwood lumber can be hard to penetrate(due to the hardness) hence feeble nails won’t cut it… and that’s where 15-ga nails come in. The depth of drive dial is toolless and conveniently located underneath the gun’s no slip trigger. It can be adjusted according to the material you are nailing to get a professional finish every time.

This model, like the Hitachi, has a built-in air blower to clear away debris and dust, helping to keep your surface clean. This nailer features a mechanism that allows for tool-free jam releasing. To be clear, I have compiled a list of some of the most common uses of 15 gauge nails below… Installing stair treads and risers Don’t place your fingers too close to the board you’re trying to nail to prevent you from accidentally firing your hand Don’t hold the trigger too hard when firing nails because a brad nailer slightly recoils slightly when a nail is fired. Doing this will prevent the nailer’s nose from hitting the wood board in a way that will damage the tool. There is an improved visibility feature in this model that allows for integrated safeties that help you to see where you are driving your nail.DEPTH ADJUSTMENT: Tool-less depth of drive dial adjusts for flush fastening into varying materials for improved control and a professional finish