power tools?

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marylandterpnnebraska asked:


i am sistering joist in my basement. i was thinking of buying a paslode cordless nailer but wasnt sure if i needed a finisher or a trimmer. my joist are douglas fir and im sistering them with 2×8 treated joist. which cordless nailer is the best nailer to use for that application. i want to buy paslode because of their reputation and i also want cordless. please help. finisher or trimmer ? angled or straight ? and the last question is it powerfull enough to drive 16 gauge 2 1/4 inch nails through douglas fir ?

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    1. william v Says:
      June 28th, 2010 at 8:53 pm

      For framing gun you`re looking for framing gun you`re looking for framing gun you`re looking for framing gun you`re looking for framing gun you`re.
      The void.

    2. Tony G Says:
      June 29th, 2010 at 2:52 pm

      For around 100 bucks or so for drywall too and relatively inexpensive bought craftsman one to do similar jobs as you plan on.

    3. 1TON Says:
      July 2nd, 2010 at 2:45 am

      Are you going to buy this nailer just for this one job? If so, I would look at less expensive alternatives. This tool is about $300-$400 and if your going to use it sparingly, then I would purchase a combo kit of tools, at least you would have more than just one tool and they would have more uses and be more versitale the just that nailer. Maybe see if Home Depot rents this tool? You could buy a compressor and framing nailer for what you paid for the cordless nailer and use the compressor to put air in your tires, paint, work on your car, all the differnent types of nailers could be used for different projects. So your options are greater and tool will have a more versitile use.

    4. J P Says:
      July 2nd, 2010 at 7:49 pm

      The project you need framing nailer finisher or trimmer would be waste of time and money with the project you need framing nailer finisher or trimmer would be waste of time and money with the project you are doing.

    5. Bricky Local 9 PA Says:
      July 3rd, 2010 at 1:22 pm

      For it myself would buy good drill and use screws stagger them top and use screws stagger them top and use screws stagger them top and bottom both sidesof course im just dumbricklayer.

    6. Matthew A Says:
      July 4th, 2010 at 3:12 pm

      Need to use a framing gun