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Question: What nail type would be recommended for doing framing on an outdoor shed? (2x4 Studs)  Is this product good enough to frame an outdoor shed?
Document: Once I started using a framing nailer I barely use the Palm nailer. Palm nailers are good for tight space and can shoot almost any size nail but framing nailers are SOOOOOO much faster and easier (as long as you have enough wrist strength). There is nothing like getting the 2x4 exactly in the right place and pull the trigger.This spring, I borrowed and used a neighbors Framing Nailer from Harbor freight Tools that he bought new in 2005 to build a 120 Sq ft shed.
I bought this as I am building a shed at my home and didn't relish endless nail pounding. The gun loads easily and is very simple to use. The only issue I have is the nail sometimes missing the mark, but I'm pretty sure that's operator error lol. I would recommend this to anyone needing a good quality yet inexpensive nail gun for use around the home.
Great gun for framing, but you can't do roofing nails with it. I bought it for a shed project and was only able to frame. You need a lower pressure gun for shingles.
The nailer has worked good i shot around 4000 nails through  it in a 4 week time frame and has not missed a shot. I don't have a lot to copare with  it is my 1st nailer but it has meet my expections. I did have to return the 1st one due to air leaking around the trigger. the only problem i have currently is i don't think the manul that came with the nailer had enough information as far as operation of the nailer.
I think the nailer will do what I bought it for. I doubt it would be adequate for commercial service but great for a homeowner/handyman. A case would get it a five-star, but what do you expect at this price point. Mine works best at 95 lbs for 3 1/2 inch nails.Recommended product.UPDATE:  Moved it to 5 stars ... excellent value. It has done great for home projects. Absolutely recommended for the DIYer.
I'd have to give Customer Service five stars!As I have no experience with this type of gun, I'm hard pressed to give a realistic rating for this product in heavy use. For me, it got me through a home project that I'd have been hard pressed to do with screws or hand driven nails. Since I was working with a combination of very old and brand new lumber, the depth the nail is driven sometimes varies - as one might expect.
I needed a nail gun to help with personal and community projects - this worked fine until the there are 6 or few nails in the receiver.It took me long enough to figure out that it just has to have more nails in order to work. Sometimes it appears that the adjustment for the depth is a irregular. Would I buy another one? If price and performance are major concerns, YES.
At times it would get balky and intermittently fail to feed a nail, but from what I saw this was due to the plastic collated nails and doesn't seem to be a shortcoming of the gun itself - little bits of plastic got hung up in the feed tube, or it would not shear off cleanly and leave enough of a "nub" to prevent the next nail from centering in the drive tube properly.
Do not have much experience with others so it's hard to compare.Exist &#34;3 last nail&#34; problems. But that is not a real problem. Just insert another batch of nails and you are good to go.Probably not for professionals, but completely enough to finish own basement.Can recommend for others.
Ordered this nailer because it was reasonably priced and the reviews were good. I am a retired female who does some woodworking projects at home. We had a nailer before but sold it since we rarely used it anymore. But there is always a new project. We are building a new porch on the shed and needed a nailer to do the framing. The gun works great and has no problem seating 31/2 &#34; nails. My biggest complaint is that it is a little heavy.
Answer: yes