21* vs 30* framing nailers
#1
01-08-20, 08:20 PM
21* vs 30* framing nailers
I can’t find it in any writing but I’m pretty sure
21* plastic nail strips
30* paper coated nails
Going to be investing in a framing nail gun. Trying to decide between 21* and 30*
21* plastic nail strips
30* paper coated nails
Going to be investing in a framing nail gun. Trying to decide between 21* and 30*
im not a framer. I’m a plumber. I occasionally use nail gun for backing. Wondering what nail gun you prefer or nails?
i lean towards 21* or plastic nail strip because every framer has these and I probably would never have to buy any nails
30* more expensive. More rare. But I think there’s a lot more in a strip. Seems stupid to make 2 different nail guns with a 9* difference
i lean towards 21* or plastic nail strip because every framer has these and I probably would never have to buy any nails
30* more expensive. More rare. But I think there’s a lot more in a strip. Seems stupid to make 2 different nail guns with a 9* difference
#2
01-08-20, 08:35 PM
Some areas require full heads. 30 degree are usually clipped heads. Mine is a 30 degree Paslode. I like it because the magazine isn't long, and the sharper angle seems to make it a little easier to manuever.
Never noticed one was more rare or expensive than another.
Never noticed one was more rare or expensive than another.
#3
01-09-20, 02:25 AM
I have a 28° Bostich. It can use both full head and clip head 28° nails. The Bostich brand nails are wire collated with a full offset head. Some of the other brands have the paper collate and clip head. IMO the biggest advantage to the paper collate is if you need 1 or 2 nails and don't wish to use the gun - they are easier to peel off of the strip.
I've never noticed any price differences or availability between the different angles.
I've never noticed any price differences or availability between the different angles.
