In this video, we show you how to use an air nailer to drive L-shaped cleats into the floor.
An extra wide composite base; a large magazine; 420 inch-pounds of power.
Aircraft-grade aluminum was used to build this.
Rubber-tipped mallet is included. Gauge: 16 GA is the type of fastener that you use. This is the product description.
For both solid and engineered wood flooring. A high-speed mallet moves a pneumatic system. It has a very wide composite base plate that makes it more stable. The handle has a long reach for more comfort and control. Specs. 11″ x 17.25″ x 3.13.” Weight: 11.2 lbs; Height: 11.5″; Length: 17.25″; Width: 3.13.” Power: 420 Inch Lbs; Pressure: 70-90 PSI; Thread Fitting Type: 3/8″ NPT; Magazine Capacity: 110 Cleats. Details about the fasteners. 1-1/2 to 2 “Cleat your nails. Nailer, Graphite Mallet, Pre-Finished Flooring Adapter Foot, and Base Plates: 1/2” and 3/4.
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The Bostitch MIIIFN Pneumatic Flooring Cleat Nailer lets you make professional-looking floors quickly and easily. It also lets you work comfortably. A pneumatic tool that has a high-speed air motor quickly drives nails into both unfinished and pre-finished wood flooring. Its long handle lets you work in a comfortable position. With the included adapter foot and the extra-wide base plates, it’s easy to work on prefinished flooring. The extra-wide base plates drive the staples where you want them.
A lot of power to get things done quickly.
The power of compressed air can help you finish your flooring projects quickly and easily, so use it. To get 420 in/lbs of impact at 70-120 PSI, connect the Bostitch MIIIFN Pneumatic Flooring Cleat Nailer to your air compressor and turn the switch. With a lightweight FloorGuard graphite mallet, you can start firing with a manual strike. A 110-cleat magazine will keep you working without a break.
Having a comfortable design keeps you in charge.
The MIIIFN is designed to be easy to use. It has an elongated handle that lets you work in a natural, comfortable way. These interchangeable base plates are extra wide and sit flush against the floor boards for stability, so you can always drive cleats at the right angle and depth. It also won’t scuff or scratch the floor while installing floorboard adapter feet, giving the look of a professional.
It has a lightweight, durable design that can be used every day.
You can use the MIIIFN Pneumatic Flooring Cleat Nailer all day without getting tired because it has a lightweight body and a graphite FloorGuard mallet that makes it easy to use. This nailer is built to last. It can handle the wear and tear of any job site.
In terms of width, height, and weight, the Bostitch MIIFN pneumatic flooring cleat nailer is 3.13 x 11.5 x 17.25 inches. It weighs 11.2 pounds. It comes with a limited warranty for seven years.
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Stanley-Bostitch makes high-quality, cutting-edge fastening tools and fasteners for industrial, construction, and home-improvement projects. In addition, there are pneumatic staplers and nailers and compressors. There are also manual staplers and tackers and coil-fed screw systems. There are also rivet tools and glue guns. Many of the products are firsts in the industry.
What’s inside the box.
FloorGuard graphite mallet, pre-finished-flooring adapter foot, 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch adapter feet, and two base plate.
This is a very powerful tool that places like Home Depot and Menards let people who want to do their own home repairs rent. They abuse them to the point where they break down. It’s more expensive or less expensive than this brand, but they use it because it’s better for their needs. People do this because it’s a good idea and gives the best value for the price. A service kit for $15 can give the tool a second life. It is also easy to service. So there are as few moving parts as possible. So it doesn’t scratch the floor. For different floor thicknesses, it comes with a few different bases. If you want to use a rolling slider base, you can get one of those. Is there any other way to do a wood floor. If you’re going to toe-in pieces that are against the wall, you’ll need an air tool like an angled finish nailer, because the piston is too long to reach them (all floor nailers are like this). If you want to drive a nail with the mallet, you can use either end of it. There is a hard end for when you are closer to the wall. It lets you hit the piston at a 90 degree angle, so you can put the piston right up against the wall and drive nails in with the hard end. Toe in about two rows of two “The floor.
