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Question: Has anyone used this on 5/8" bamboo?  The description says you can use nailer on 3/4" flooring in limited applications.  What does that mean?
Document: I bought this to install 3/8&#34; T&G bamboo flooring over 3/4&#34; plywood and 15# felt paper. I oiled it each day as I do with my more expensive CH nailers. This nailer worked without a mis-fire through 500 sq. ft of 3/8&#34; bamboo. I did use the Senco L13BABN staples. If you know your way around air-powered tools this is a nice light-duty nailer.
I read a lot of reviews to see if anyone used it on 5/8&#34; solid bamboo and none had so was concerned if it would be strong enough. the bynford handled it with ease. worked like a charm over a four day install. would give 5 stars but only used on the one project so far, so held one star back because of unknown longevity - but so far very happy with purchase.
I am redoing several rooms but not at the same time - so I will update this review as I go.The first room I did was 40 square feet of 3/8&#34; stranded carbonized bamboo (the hard stuff). I used 1.5&#34; nails since the subfloor was 5/8 ply. The gun worked flawlessly.
I ordered this to staple down an engineered floor. The description said it was for nailing down 3/4 inch to 3/8 inch flooring. I bought to nail down 3/8 inch flooring. As soon as I opened the box, on top of the tool was a paper saying the stapler was designed to nail through the tongue and not into the groove.
After purchasing 450 sq ft of 3/8&#34; thick engineered hardwood flooring, I found out the staple gun I intended to use would not work with flooring under 5/8&#34; thick. I did some research, and ended up on Amazon looking at options.
I usually don't leave reviews, but thought I would for this one to help others make a good choice. I used this for 5/8&#34; solid wood bamboo flooring with 1- 9/16&#34; 18 gauge brads (bostitch). It never jammed once, and never misfired. Set compressor on 75psi, and depth setting to drive nails just below surface of tongue.
I purchased 5/16" hardwood flooring and a manual "banger" nailer ($200, used) that was supposed to work even for this thin wood. It nailed the face, not the edge. I wish I bought this stapler first. Works great, easy to use, and when converted to the face nailer its works great as a woodwork nailer. At this price, even with a compressor it was much cheaper than any manual floor nailer.
I got 5,000 1/4" staples from amazon.com for $8.50 per box with no tax and free shipping. The local H**e D*p*t wanted $25.00 for 5,000 for the 3/16" staples.
I used to install 0.5 inch engineered hickory. It was my first time and this tool worked flawlessly. I set my compressor and at around 100 psi and oiled it every 4 hours and it never missed a beat. Only two times in 3 days did it throw out a double staple, but I'll take that average any day!
I just installed 1500 sq ft 5/8 bamboo flooring and this gun worked great! I would buy again in a heart beat.
Answer: yes