In this case, the sealed lube dual technology means that the motor can be used without any kind of oil and can be used with oil.
It doesn’t need any tools to do things like adjust the belt hook or nail depth, clear a jam, or vent the whole way around.
1-inch to 2-1/2-inch (16 gauge) straight collated nails are used.
Carrying case and nails in different finishes come with it ( safety glasses are not included..
Low-profile, no-mar pad with a sequence of action trigger.
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DEWALT technology lets you use the D51257K with or without oil, giving you the ability to do a wide range of jobs quickly and efficiently. With an operating pressure of 70 to 120 PSI, this nailer can handle nails from one to two-and-a-half inches in length. It also comes with a 360-degree rotating exhaust cap, a nail depth adjustment, and a front opening that lets you clear any jams for smooth, reliable performance. This nailer comes with a case, 1000 two-inch finish nails, a low-profile, no-mar pad, a trigger lock off, and 1000 two-inch finish nails. It also comes with a trigger lock off. There aren’t any Safety Glasses in this set.
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The D51257K is the first of a new generation of finish nailers from DEWALT. Make sure to use Sealed Lube Dual Technology to make sure that the unit’s motor can work with either no oil or a lot of oil. Among the things that don’t need tools: an adjustable belt hook, nail depth adjustment, jam clearing, and a 360° rotating exhaust cap. Uses 1″ to 2-1/2″ (25.4 mm to 65 mm) 16 gauge straight collated nails. It comes with a case, 1000 2″ finish nails, a low profile no-mar pad, a sequential action trigger, and a trigger lock off. There aren’t any Safety Glasses in this set.
I bought this for my husband for Father’s Day, and he was very happy. The weekend comes around, and he starts a general project and pulls out the new nailer he just bought. Awful: He never fired a nail. A nail won’t even be fired. It doesn’t work when you pull the trigger. A few hours of troubleshooting, youtube, message boards, and forums, as well as a lot of time spent on the phone, led us to give up and send it back. The DeWalt help line isn’t even open on the weekends. This is a bad thing. Buy this early and hide it for a few weeks. The return window was closed on Father’s Day. Now I’m stuck with a $155 door stop.
