Senco FramePro 325FRHXP Review
In speaking with carpenters who recently built a pole barn for me, there were preferences for what kind of tool […]
Our framing nailer reviews include both stick and coil models for the carpenter or framer. We target our writing to those who needs to rely on a nailer all day long. Let’s face it—on the jobsite you can’t afford to have a tool slow you down. Also be sure to visit our best nail gun article to see what we thought of the current crop of tools. The framing nailer must have certain features and performance metrics to stand up to our rigorous testing. This includes dry fire lockout, an easy-to-load magazine, and 2-stick capacity. It needs to handle well and feel ergonomic in the hand. It also must fire hard enough to drive 3-1/2 inch 16d framing nails into a stud wall. Most of our reviews are done by professionals in the field, or utilized in a similar capacity by our Pros. We aim to understand how each tool will perform the job of quickly fastening 2×4 studs and/or other similar materials.
In speaking with carpenters who recently built a pole barn for me, there were preferences for what kind of tool […]
When we first heard about the new Paslode PF150S-PP Nailer, we knew we had to get our hands on one. […]
The Duo-Fast DF350S Framing Nailer that was supplied to us for testing came in a large cardboard retail box along […]
It’s tough to review a framing nailer without incurring the wrath of somebody. If you’re a professional, you pretty much […]
Bosch pneumatic nailers hit the market back in 2009. They began with the introduction of their line of Full Force […]