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Question: what type of machine do i need to hook this up too i need to use 3 or 4 " nails for building a fence and i wanted to purchase the BOSTITCH air tank
Document: This little tool is amazing.....! Have known about this tool for years but felt I had no need/use. I highly recommend  this to everyone with a compressor. What an incredible time-saver So easy to use. Only one pound ! Recent job put me in a cramped 23 inch crawlspace. Needed to nail several lumber brackets. So easy. Drive 16d nails in 3-4 seconds. One hand operation with very little effort. Tool does all the work.
I purchased this before building a shed because I didn't want to be hammering in all those nails. I ended up not using it because I didn't want to drag the air compressor and an extension cord back to the shed. Plus it turned out that I didn't use as many nails and I thought. But I did have to try it out and its not where near as fast a nail gun but gets the job done and doesn't require special nails.
I ordered two of these nailers in anticipation of having two workers tackle joist hangers in tight positions. The nailer worked great, fit into tight spaces quite nicely. I'm giving this 3 stars because one of the nailers quit after the first day of use. Went to use it on day two, plugged into air compressor and it just bled air through the top of the nailer. If I hadn't ordered two, I'd be giving this 1 star. But, the second nailer has been great, no issues so far.
I wish I had it the previous weekend when I was bending nails left and right with a hammer when nailing into some of my existing framing.One thing I noticed is that the nailer spewed air when I first started cranking up the air pressure on my regulator. None of my other air powered tools do this so I thought I received a defective product. I checked that all the connections were tight and tried again. I found that you need to just keep increasing the pressure up to the recommended 80-100psi.
I recently rebuilt a 450 sq ft deck. This palm nailer was worth every penny and then some. I drove nails in both hammer and this nailer. I found myself going out of my way to use this thing. Fast and efficient. The only downside is, its loud. Need hearing protection using it but well worth using over that minor inconvenience.
There are times that nothing else will do the job. This is a &#34;mini&#34; nailer, and will fit into tighter spots than a regular-sized palm nailer. I use this on 3-1/2 16D nails, and it works great. It's light and drives the nails effortlessly. Have only had it a few weeks, so if it develops any problems I will update the review. If there's no updates, that means it's still doing the job.
This little nailer was a huge time saver while doing some framing for my bathroom remodel. It was so easy to use and it worked just fine with the 16d nails I had (Grip-Rite 3.25" coated sinkers). It's able to get into tight spaces and drive nails in and around plumbing, wires, etc. Even toe nailing was super easy. I just drilled pilot holes to get it started.
Use this primarily for joist hangers and toe nailing in tight spots. Small, easy to hold, uses little air, and drives 16d nails all the way. If you don't have a palm nailer, get it. You be glad to have it in the tool box.
Third tool worked for a half hour or so then jammed and wouldn't work at all. Sent that back. I did like it while it worked, so I asked for another replacement. What are the odds I'd get another dud? Today I hooked up nailer #4 and it spewed air worse than the first. OK, I'm persistent, but I'm done with this. My job could have been done in less than a day.
I might try boring the throat out slightly to accept 16d nails.This is one of those "why didn't I buy this sooner" tools. I'm driving it with a cheapie HF 10 gallon air compressor and giving the tool a couple of drops of oil before each day of use.I'm not using it in a commercial environment, so I can't comment on how long it will last in daily, hard use. But for the "happy homeowner occasional use" situation, it is doing very well.
Answer: yes