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Question: Does this come with a belt hook and 1/4 industrial swivel plug?
Document: I am a professional finish carpenter and this is one of the most dissapointing guns I have owned. We have owned it for two months and it was bad from the start. I doesn't consistently set the nails. The screws on the nose piece come loose. Turbo setting makes no difference. Very frustrating and not dependable. Don't waste your money. We are shopping for a different brand.
I bought this to replace a competitors 2 in 1 brad/stapler gun. I especially like the mostly metal construction. I do hardwood flooring installation and having a durable and powerful nail gun is essential. This easily drives a 2" brad into hardwood flooring and countersinks it effectively. I am very happy with my purchase.
don't waste your money on any other nail guns. I am a carpenter for 30 years and I have tried them all. Hands down senco is the best.
Unlike all of my previous senco piners, this one has a restricted trigger, which means it doesn't reload without letting the trigger reset. Although the operators manual indicates the trigger can replaced this is not the case. I went and bought a Ridgid pinner which has a switch that you can turn to go from restricted to non-restricted. Ridgid is more of a real professionals tool which understands you will be using the pinner for several different applications.
This was ordered after I had a Bostich brad nailer (it was factory reconditioned) that didnt work for me out of the box.Does everything it should do and does it well. It is light weight, this is the second Senco product I have ordered and it has lived up to the Senco name. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a brad gun not shopping by price, but shopping for quality.
This is my first new nail gun. It's pretty light, well built and the case it comes with is also awesome.I had issues driving some 18ga nails where it would shot but get's stuck half way in the trim work and jammed with the plastic tip cover (located on the nail gun). I think there was an issue what's behind the drywall, can't say for sure.Good thing the gun never shot a nail and not make it all the way through which was the case with my old gun.
This gun is GREAT!! Love the feel and power and ease of this trim gun and MORE than happy that I bought this one as opposed to some cheap 2 or 3 pack of trim guns...the heavy duty casing make it seem like this gun can last forever if properly taken care of
Meets all my expectations and is lite weight and easy to control. Most of the professionals in my area use Senco tools.
I purchased this as a gift. It's good quality, especially for the price. I would not hesitate to recommend this nailer.
I ordered this nailer because I was told by a friend Senco is made in America. Even though it is not, it has been a good nail gun.
Answer: no