Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: can you use this on beveled cedar siding?
Document: This nailer is great. I just shot 3000 nails to install white cedar shakes. It is easy to use. The nail heads were flush on most shingles, occasionally I had to tap the nail heads with a hammer. It did not split the shingles. The 7 year warranty is a plus.
I bought this nail gun about a month ago have put about 1000 nails through it putting up cedar lap siding. It works great, 1 or 2  jams but only takes a minute or so to un jam. Light weight and is doing a great job for the price. The only complaint I have , and it's not really a compliant, is that to turn the exhust you need a allen wench, some of the more expensive models are tool less to turn the exhust.
I purchased this to do some siding and sheathing on a job I am on. The gun seems nice and all but the depth adjustment is rather flimsy, and its VERY hard to find nails anywhere but online for it. Most other nailers in this class use .113 nails and are plentiful at the big box stores. couldnt find any nails to fit. Between the flimsy depth adjustment that is very hard to get consistant, Nails hard to find, No case. I returned it and bought a bostitch gun.
I purchased the Freeman siding nailer to complete the cement siding installation on my mother-in-laws home. I looked at other options but the next best thing was 379.00 siding nailer at Home Depot. Not wanting to hand nail or spend that much for a nailer I took a chance and was pleasantly surprised. Power, depth control, weight and overall comfort were spot on. I will use more of Freeman tools in the future.
After investigating others experience with this gun, I decided to purchaase the same. The product arrived overnight and I put it to work on a cedar shake addition to my home. My work history is extensive in the building trades both professionally andat home projects. The Freeman nailer worked fantastic with zero misfires.
This is a great nailer. Never jams and it's lightweight, easy to use.
easy to use and reliable has not jammed once during the installation of 110 pieces of hardie plank. light weight
I have used guns that are double this price and never again will I spend that kind of money, when this one is perfect and quality! I have used it three times already,  once to side a whole house, once to put up 600' of cedar fence and another time to partially side a garage. Never jammed one time because of the gun malfunctioning. once in a while because the nail coil I put in was bent up,  but that has nothing to do with the gun.
Works great. Bought 2. One developed small air leak after 3 days of use. Tightened retaining nut above trigger. No leak.
the nails jam when not useing diffrent brands of coiled nails. Priced rite well built  but do not like haveing to order or take time finding someone who may supply or use Freemans nails. Most supplyers do not carry the smaller or shorter lengith nails as well and you have to buy in boxes that are 5000 or more for a small project
Answer: yes