Senco Nailer Reviews for Professional Framers and Carpenters

Manufacturer: Senco

You can’t have a tool review site without Senco nailer reviews. The brand has established itself with a reputation for manufacturing excellent nailers. Beyond that, they have pioneered cordless nailer technology with products like the Senco Fusion F-15 angled finish nailer. The Senco FinishPro 30XP 15-gauge finish nailer is also a great performer and set the bar for lightweight pneumatic finish nailers. Senco makes their nailers so that no oil required and they eliminate downtime caused by fastener jams with quick-release mechanisms. Overall, we’ve really enjoyed using Senco products, and they seem to hold up very well against the competition. Senco Nailer Reviews for Pro Framers and Carpenters If you’re a professional framer you’ve likely used either Hitachi or Senco nailers (or both). These brands, along with a few others, really dominate the industry. Senco has established itself as a leader and continues to impress us with innovation and new products.

January 12, 2012 0

SENCO FN55AX Fusion F-18 Cordless 18 gauge Brad Nailer

by Thomas Gaige

With the rise of cordless finish nailers, Senco takes a different approach by using a sealed nitrogen cylinder and a lithium-ion battery to keep them powered. Recently we had the chance to try out the FN55AX Fusion F-18 Cordless 18-Gauge Brad Nailer. We found that this nailer packs in a pile of useful features, has plenty of power, and will keep up with pneumatic nailers. More and more we are turning to brad nails for our finishing projects because of their great holding power combined with the very small head size. A smaller head size means less patching and putty when you are done. There is a lot to like with this nailer and it comes in near the top of our list of must-have tools.

July 17, 2010 0

Senco FN55AX 18 Gauge Finish Nailer First Look

by Clint DeBoer

Senco’s new Fusion tools combine the best of pneumatic and cordless technology. The Fusion cordless tools are available in 15 gauge angled and 18 gauge straight. What makes them impressive is that they eliminate the disadvantages associated with traditional gas and battery powered nailers. Fuel cell replacement costs, trigger response time, charge capability and excessive tool weight are virtually eliminated with these new models.