I have one. Nice and light, handy for blocking and other stuff in small spaces (sort of obvious). I don't like the hook being fixed in position though.


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I want one for decks. Good to nail blocking between joists! Video didn't show.. can you rapid bump fire?

 

You can switch the trigger position for bump fire.


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Seems to lack power toenailing. It is really nice and light for nailing 90s. I.E. blocking and nailing wall studs backing e.t.c

Like most tools, has its time and place

 

Seems to lack power toenailing.

Interesting, none of the reviews I've seen mention that. Maybe it has something to do with the depth adjustment?

Probably be a few weeks until I get around to deploying it.

 

I looked into those. Are the nails expensive and hard to get?

 

Shoots any brand, I typically use Senco 3x.131

 

Most all the guns out here shoot 21degree. That's what is mostly stocked.

 

From the picture it looks like 33 or whatever it is, that is common here.

 

..that's not an Impulse..:whistling

 

I too have tried my friends, and it was weak at toe nailing, while my MAX framer with the same hose and compressor worked fine.

 

Gotta admit I'll be mildly disappointed if it doesn't toenail well, but if that's the only drawback I can deal with it. At least it'll fit in those tight spaces and not feel like a bag of Quickcrete after an hour.

I'll follow up after I've beat on it a bit.

 

It just takes a little more pressure to set it, you can't just tap the gun like a bigger gun.

 

I know pasloads tend to be 21 degree. Do other manufacturers also use the 21 degree?

My Bostitch is 28 and I stick with it because I dont want to replace the 10 boxes of assorted stick nails I got and dont know of any other maker using 28.

 

How much do these go for?

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How much do these go for?

I paid $242, but I didn't shop around.

 

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I also think yours is lighter.

 

Ok thank you, can you also use finish nails or only for framing & wood work

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I use mine all the time with ring-shank nails for kitchen cabinet crown and scribe molding...

 

:blink:

 

Man I love mine .

 

We love our Paslodes. I can shoot the double shear nail into a hanger with it!


Mike.
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