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Question: Would you use this for a framing/finish nail gun?
Document: I ordered this product to work with my DeWalt nail gun and am absolutely pleased with the quality and price of this product. I placed my order a week before Christmas and it arrived in plenty of time. Five stars. This product is easy to roll up and will be in service for a long time.
Its not perfect, or even as durable as I'd have though, but it will last me a very very long time. If you are running a nail gun...do yourself a favor and get some of the super lightweight stuff. A contractor friend turned me onto it and I'll never run this stuff on a nail gun again. This one will stay in the workshop though.
I needed alonger air hose to go with my Milwaukee Nail gun. I didn't want to keep moving the compressor and in some cases I can leave it outside so there is little noise. Hose is flexible. I fitted it with quick disconnects and can easily change from tire inflation to a blow gun to attach it to my nail gun.
I use this hose primarily for my nail guns. It is nice and heavy so it lays flat when in use. It also winds up well unlike a pvc or plastic hose. The ends are installed well. This product is clearly superior to Chinese knock-offs that you may find at a big-box store. Don't try to save $4; buy this one!
You don't want to fight a stiff armored air hose with your finish nailer as you try to get up into a tight corner.This one seems to me a very good compromise between ruggedness and suppleness (If I may use such a word without jeopardizing my manliness).I recommend it. It's absolutely worth the few extra dollars over the cheaper hoses out there.
You don't want to fight a stiff armored air hose with your finish nailer as you try to get up into a tight corner.This one seems to me a very good compromise between ruggedness and suppleness (If I may use such a word without jeopardizing my manliness).I recommend it. It's absolutely worth the few extra dollars over the cheaper hoses out there.
We originally bought this hose to use while we were building trusses and it performed great. We looked into purchasing similar amounts of hose at some other big box stores but the quality and price were absolutely no match. This hose is HEAVY DUTY. The rubber is very thick and it is extremely durable. We dropped quite a few hammers and other sharp items on the hose and nothing happened to it.The rubber on this hose may not be perfect for finish work because it is a gummy rubber.
I have had this hose for 5 years now. I use it with a Porter-Cable finish nailer and for misc tasks like inflating car tires or using a air blowing nozzle. It is always flexible, even when the garage gets cold. It is a little scuffed up, but still works great and has not lost any of its flexibility. It is always easy to coil. Another advantage, this is cheaper than a long heavy duty extension cord for the compressor.
I've used this hose on several projects now; mostly shooting 18 gauge brad nails for trim work. It works great with no leaks. I did, however, use teflon tape to keep the connection between the hose and the coupler air tight. No complaints, would definitely recommend.
Put some couplers on the ends and use it. It doesn't leak as the ends are of a solid construction. Feels strong and unlikely to tear without some serious mistake on my part. The yellow isn't as ugly as one would suspect, but I hate yellow so that is the only reason for 4 out of 5 stars. Its a solid hose. It'd have to have a pressure gauge or something to be any better.
Answer: yes