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 WA store info |
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$529.00 FREE shipping FREE tax |
22 hrs | |
 GA store info |
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$556.00 plus shipping plus tax |
9 hrs ago |
Porta Nail floor nailer
Found this nailer to be of excellent quality. Worked as well as any of the other brand nailers but has the addition of surface nailing which works well on reclaimed flooring since you don't have to reset the nails for the sanding guys. It is a bit pressure sensative and works best at 100+ psi. Also doesn't handle wacking it too hard with the mallet as it has a tendency to jam. With those two things in mind, it will nail problem free. I have done approx. 800 sq. ft. in my new home without a ...
from Amazon.com
Good for the money.
I bought this nailer based on a culmination of many reviews read from many websites. Additionally, this appears to be the only nailer that has the ability to shoe and face nail. My bother installed wood floors for ten years and he said Porta-Nail is one of the best nailers out there. I haven't used 421P yet, but I am impressed with the build quality. The plastic case leaves a lot to be desired, and for the price of this product and for the quality and reputation of the product I would think that...
from Amazon.com
One and a half years using the porta-nail 421P
I do general carpentry and finish work. I have used the Porta-Nail 421P to install 14 floors (approx. 300 sq.ft. each).The majority of the floors were 3/4" oak, four were 3/4" Brazilian Cherry. I have had three jams caused by hitting nails in the sub-floor. | elapsed time: | 61.8ms |
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