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Question: Does the brad nailer use any brand name nails$
Document: This is my third brad nailer. I have worn out two &#34;famous brand&#34; nailers that gave me good service, but the Senco FinishPro seems to be the perfect replacement. It is easy to use and sets the brad nails perfectly.
Works flawlessly. I've had no problems with it yet. Case is very nice-has room to store some brad nails as well. Belt hanger on nailer kind of gets in the way-might take it off, if I'm able.
I do a LOT of research before I make my purchases and this one was no exception.Many of the tool reviews you'll read on 18Ga brad nailers will tell you that just about all the better quality tool makers make a good one, and they will all fire the nails well. A brad nailer is a simple tool and they're kind of difficult to screw up. This has been my experience as well, so for me, it mostly comes down to the comfort and features the gun has.
Loved my first nailer by Senco, had it for years. One of it's parts finally gave out and the replacement cost made me decide to just get a new nailer. Well worth the money, comfortable to use and never fails to shoot the nails in below the surface.
I just got the senco finishpro 18mg,I love it! It`s light weight,balanced andeasy to use. Iwould recommend this brad nailer to anyone.
So far I'm very happy with this brad nailer. I've been using it for hardwood crown molding over cabinets, baseboard, door casing, etc. I use 2&#34; brads for the bigger stuff, and as small as 1/2&#34; brads for really small cabinet trim pieces.Love that it doesn't need oil.Occasionally it doesn't sink a brad all the way. Not sure why. It's a little random. But overall it performs perfectly and I'm very happy with it.
Purchased to install baseboard cap and shoe molding in a renovation project in our home. Functions exactly as advertised. Works flawlessly thus far but I've only used it a handful of times. Can't find the Senco brand nails but my local supplier has generic and they work just fine. Functional case was an extra. Highly recommended.
Just got around to using this for the first time. Had another brand but needed something with a longer nail capacity. This unit works very well. It does a nice job of driving the nail deep enough that all I need to do is put on some wood putty and sand. Minimal use so far, but I am very happy with this purchase. Senco is a top-of-the-line product. The light weight makes it a pleasure to use.
In use it is so much better than my old gun- but more useful to you, it is light, powerful, smooth working, practically perfect. I like being able to change the exhaust angle, like that it has a no mar tip, the swivel air fitting is nice, low nail indicator is great to have, and the belt hook may come in handy some time. So far it has not jammed, and I'm using a different brand of brads.
Haven't used it much yet but , so far no problems . It's a Senco , so I have no doubt that it will provide years of dependable service. Like the plastic case for storage , the belt hook swivels to either side , extra protective tip cover is provided , also nice is the swivel air fitting . The depth adjustment was easy to use . It sank 2&#34; nails in tight doug fir knots , so oak should be no problem .
Answer: yes