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RE: Finish nailer suggestions - EdL - 07-20-2016 (07-20-2016, 06:56 PM)Bill Wilson Wrote: Well, they did install stuff like that, by hand, for many years before air nailers were invented. Noooooooooo! Iv'e tried a 15 ga nailer on t&g paneling, it'll split like no other. A 18ga works best. Bought the 2 1/8 capacity Senco, it's worked great so far. Ed RE: Finish nailer suggestions - Steve N - 07-21-2016 I would also suggest 18 gauge for the wall panel. Of all the nailers, pinners, and such it seems 18 gauge is the most forgiving. At least this has been my experience. I still suggest good quality nails, saying that HF isn't where I go look for mine.. RE: Finish nailer suggestions - arthropod98 - 07-21-2016 big bostitch fan myself. wish they woulda had the oilless 18 gauge when i got mine a few years ago, but mine's still cruising along just fine. RE: Finish nailer suggestions - mike4244 - 07-21-2016 For paneling I would use an 18 gauge brad nailer. Almost any brand will do. A nailer that shoots brad nails from 1/2" to 2" would be an all around brad nailer.There are some nail guns that will shoot 3/8" to 1-3/16" in 18 gauge. I have both ,both are PC. I have used Makita,Hitachi,Senco ,Bostich and probably a dozen others. mike RE: Finish nailer suggestions - Rick L - 07-21-2016 I'd the 15 ha angled finish nail from HF. You can get an extended warranty for around $20. In 2 years just bring it back and pay for another extended warranty. The angled gun gets into tight spots. |