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Question: where can I get parts
Document: I went to e-bay, emailed Ramsond (actually Padova Imports) and the next day had a reply to call their parts dept. They shipped out a new piston/driver assembly for about $35 with shipping and I had it in less than a week. (I cannot blame them for the gun being out of warranty.) WRONG PART. I'll return it tomorrow and see if I can get the correct part.While it worked, this flooring gun was great.
I'm glad I bought this product. It came in a decent case with a well-made flooring hammer, goggles, and parts. If it actually fell apart today I'd still consider it worth the money just to get those two floors done so easily. You can put down a 12 foot strip in about two minutes with this thing, and that's with nails 10" apart. I spent more time cutting the odd pieces at the end of the strips than I did nailing the floor down.
I just recieved the nailer but I am impressed with the fit and finish as well as the included parts and adaptors. This product was advertised as tax free and was not billed as such.
However, after some investigation of the parts picture, I managed to figure out that the new O-ring went inside the top of the cap. It worked fine after that. Needs one more page to the manual (pamphlet) to explain this procedure. If it hadn't been for this problem, it would have gotten 5 stars.
Oh, the name brand nails fit perfectly in this gun and my local Lowes store has them in stock for about the same price as online, so that makes it simple down the road.The above "rebuild" only took about 15 minutes and it was not difficult - just keep track of the parts and lay them out in order for re-assembly. After I did the above, there were no leaks and it worked as well as the name brand guns I've used.
I took a chance when I bought this item on the internet unseen. It is however well made and solid. I have been using it for 3 days all day and not a single jam firing staples. Im a happy customer. Ramsond answered all of my emails regarding technical details promptly.I have added an automatic oiler to make sure the working parts stay oiled.
The assembler simply had not cleaned this flashing before putting this gun together.So, I took paper towels and made sure that all parts inside were very clean. I used some emery cloth to clean a burr, then lubed the parts with petroleum jelly and re-assembled it with the o-ring in the rebuild kit. Have put down 2 floors and a hallway with it (nails only) and it has been great. I was very impressed with the plastic carrying case and pieces that came with it.
I bought this nailer because it cost just a little more than a week's rental would cost me. I used it to put in just over 400 sf of 3/4" maple. I had two jams within the first fifty nails which I cleared fairly easily after I figured out how to take apart the bottom plate. After that it worked fine for about 3500 nails. I wonder if the early jams were because of some poor machining or just a matter of working out the kinks or having the parts properly tightened.
I bought the Ramsond flooring staple/cleat gun to put in bamboo floors and I think that it is a really good deal. It comes in a heavy duty carrying case with adjustment tools, repair parts, alternate foot plate and machine oil. It works very well and I'd recommend it to anyone who is putting in a hardwood floor.It has a short cleat magazine and while it will not hold as many nails as some others it does allow you to start proper "tongue" nailing sooner.
I will try to report back after I get more time in with this gun.Reveiw update. Since the last reveiw I have been working on my floors and the gun has performed very well.
Answer: yes