Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I noticed that this does not have a plastic cover plate like most nailers do to protect the tops of the wood...  Can this item be ordered or one adapted?  I'd rather not slide a metal plate on the wood surface.
Document: The tool is clearly defective out of the box from my inspection. One of the two metal stops on the floor plate which is built into the frame is lower than the other one. When sitting on 3/4 inch flooring it rests on top of the wood tongue causing the plastic spacer plate not to rest flat on top of face of flooring. It is about 1/16 lower than the other stop which does clear the tongue of flooring.
Did a maple hardwood 3/4&#34; floor and worked perfectly with not one jam. In past years, we've installed red oak and brazilian hardwood with rented nailers. This one was lighter weight than previously rented nailers. Quite a deal at the price! Wish I'd bought it before installing wood floors in most of my house and saved myself a lot of headaches and backaches.
I have used both manual and pneumatic bostich nailers on a few different jobs professionally and not one jam.The jams are easy to clear and sometimes the jam is due in part to a weak swing or a knot on the tongue but it still means stopping to clear the staple. I did not test the nailer with cleats. It also seems to bruise the wood a bit on a hefty swing.The positives are it comes with a decent plastic case that holds the 3 allen wrenches for the tool.
When I was putting down a pre-sealed hard wood floor thru out my house I decided to rent one of these. After 2 weeks of renting I decided there has to be a cheaper option. When I came to this nailer I was leery that it would ware out before I was done, but it's still going strong. I could probably rent this thing out and make some back on what I spent. Other nailers like this normally go for $500-$700.
The plastic foot worked great to protect the flooring and I didn't get any damage or marks at all to the finish. I had read a few reviews mentioning that some bolts had worked loose so I checked all bolts prior to starting but didn't find any that weren't tight. The quality of this unit is amazing for the price and you can't go wrong buying one of these for home use. I was planning on selling this after I was done but it's such a great tool I think I might just hang onto it.
Before I purchased this item, I purchased the Bostich manuel floor nailer and it did okay with only a few jamms. I returned it after I seen this nailer for the same price, only that this one is pneumatic and most name brand pnematic nailers are double the price. I used the Freeman Pneumatic Floor nailer to install hardwood in my front room and it took 3/4 of the time. The tool performed well.
My contractor buddy who was helping me said he'd purchase it from me after we were done, so I believe that says something about it as well.It came with the hammer, glasses, tools and oil just as it says and with a very nice plastic carry case. I haven't used the $500 Bostitch, but why spend 2 to 3 times as much when this will do the exact same job. I'd definitely recommend this flooring nailer.
I checked the bolts and screws on this nailer and all were tight right out of the box. The plastic hard case is a nice case that does protect the tool.I have since started my project. The Lowes did not have staples at the time, so I elected to try the Bostich L-cleats. This is my first project with cleats and I think they are great.
So I ordered this based on the reviews and a personal friend. I was installing 540 sq ft of burnished acacia which is very hard on the scale of wood hardness (i.e. well above oak.) The flooring  I purchased was from Lumber Liquidators. I set my compressor to the recommended p.s.i. level and ran a test piece. I split the the tongue. After many tweaks, I thought I had it about right and began nailing.
I recieved this item within 30 hours of ordering it! I only paid for 5 day shipping! Initial quality seems to be on par with an eagle or a powernail brand, more high tech than a bostitch. I have no problems with a bostitch but they lack some of the features a professional appreciates. This tool comes with an open magazine, you can always see when you are near empty, I like that, it is mildly annoying to have dryfires with a bostich.
Answer: yes