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Question: can you set this gun to fire one nail at a time. is there a guide on it allowing proper placement in the hardi board . not to high or low
Document: What I had to do was set the pressure low enough so that most the nails shoot close to the surface of the siding and then finish them off with a hammer. Since it's my own house I don't mind the extra time as I think it makes for a tighter lap. It would be a different story if I were applying siding for a living. I own four other Bostich guns and I believe I could get just as good of results using a 2 1/2" nail in my stick framer. However, I believe the siding warranty is void if you use a clipped head nail.
I purchased this gun to install Hardi Plank boards, set it and forget it (depth guide works awesome). Switched to the sequential trigger and installed Vinyl Trim. This gun worked flawlessly through it's first case of Stainless nails. Just what I expected from a Bostitch Tool. I also have the coil framing nailer and coil roofing nailer, so I do have experience with Bostitch. I look forward to using this gun for projects to come. Excellent for exterior projects (Fence's, Siding, Exterior Trim). Also very light compared to the roofer and framing guns.
Immediately after receiving it, I replaced the trigger (multi-fire) with the single-fire trigger. I am using it to attach HardiPlank siding to the house. You have to push pretty hard on it to ensure the nail goes in all the way - using one hand on the back of the head and one hand on the handle. Others have commented that it shouldn't kick this much.I'm using it with 2&#34; Bostitch C6R90BDG nails, and occasionally it will leave a nail with about 3/4&#34; protruding.One time, it got stuck against the siding when nailing.
I bought this nailer to install decking onto southern yellow pine 2x6 rafters and hardi-board siding. I was very dissapointed to discover it would not sink 2 1/2&#34; (8d) ring shank nails flush into southern yellow pine. It left generally about 3/4&#34; sticking out. I worked fine nailing into spruce lumber. I was using one 50' long, 1/2&#34; diameter hose and 95 to 105 psi. I returned the nailer.
Bought this gun to do a Hardi Plank fiber cement job. Gun worked great, went through a box of 3600 2 1/2 inch nails without a problem. Has a nice handle on it to hang on ladder when not in use. I did buy an attachment for the nose of the gun that sets the nail at 1" from top of siding, saving time and eliminating a wrongly placed nail. I blind nailed the siding. The attachment was from Big Sky Adapters.Very pleased with the gun as I am with my other Bostich nailing guns.
I was a little disappointed with the firing of this gun. Like another user commented... the gun should be able to strictly single fire and STOP after a nail has been fired. I used this gun for cedar tongue and groove siding installation with premium 2" stainless steel coil nails. About 5-10% of the time the gun would fire 2 nails even when I tried my hardest to allow for a single fire. In addition, for me too, some of the wire from the nail coil would be driven into the wood.
I bought this to repair my wood fence panels. Its everything the reviews said. It fires inch and quarter galvanized nails like a fine tuned rifle. I changed out the trigger to fire single nails . It cut my work time more than half. I would recommend this for fence repair or roofing. I bought this because my neighbor has one and really likes it. He replaced the roof on his work shed with it. I also purchased the nails because they were much cheaper then at the big box store, which by the way didn't have in stock.
We love this gun. We use coil nailers for framing and bought this for a Hardi siding job. We don't do much Hardi so I thought this gun wouldnt be used all that much. I was wrong! We use it for sheathing all the time. It's so light and reliable. My next Hardi job I'm gonna buy another.
I purchased this tool specifically for fence work on six foot tall by eight foot long stockade fence sections. These were purchased with only one nail into each of the three cross ties in order to allow the fence to parallelogram following the rise or fall in the ground. Once the fence sections were all correctly aligned and bolted to their respective posts, one additional nail is then driven into each cross tie (three nails per board)to help prevent sagging, cupping and more securely tie the individual boards to the cross ties. MY fence is 31 sections (about 250 feet)and driving the final three nails per board, for the entire 250 feet, took only 2.5 hours and I wasn't pushing it.
Unfortunately you sometimes can't predict what's going to happen when you pull the trigger and I wish this wasn't the case.Ok...ok...ok... I had to come back and edit my review. The Bostich N66C comes with 2 triggers. One is exactly for my issues listed above. It's stricktly a single shot trigger and will not allow the gun to fire twice. It is for more precise firing when speed and coverage is not the issue. As a result my review has gone from 3 to 4 stars.
Answer: yes