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Published at Friday, 10 August 2018. Nailer. By Alta Roach.
For projects that and make use of fragile materials and require very high accuracy while punching in the nails, a headless pinner is used. They are commonly used by craftsmen who design hand made products and need to use delicate fasteners to hold the pieces together. The nails used in this kind of work are usually without a head, and make very small marks when they are punched in, so that they are hidden well from view.
The next thing for you to do is determine what you intend to use your new coil nailer for? Each nailer has its own uses. Coil Framing Nailers are larger packing more punch, driving in nails averaging 2 ½ to 3 ½ inch in size which is ample size nails for framing. I have never used over a 3 inch nail in all the years I have been framing. A distinct advantage of using a coil framing nailer over a stick framing nailer is that the magazine hold considerably more nails.
Siding nailers - Sliding nailers are also highly specialized tools and they are built for the purpose of nailing down siding. They come with a large magazine meant to carry nails made especially for siding. These too tend to be coil type.
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