It only weighs 3.5 pounds and has a slim build.
Fire mechanism with a selectable setting, and simple jam clearanc.
It comes with a belt hook and a No-Mar contact tip.
Adjustable exhaust deflector with a simple twis.
Using a lever to switch between single and contact fire, a switchable fire mechanism tool can be used.
This tool is the most powerful tool in its class, and it will shoot through even the hardest of hardwoods.
Door and window casings, cabinet assembly, finish work, case backs, and furniture assembly are some of the uses for this product.
The Manufacturer’s Statemen.
The NF565/16 SuperFinisher from MAX is the newest tool in the company’s arsenal. It has a 16-gauge bullet. Straight finish nails in lengths ranging from 1 1/4″ to 2 1/2″. In addition to having a dial adjustable depth control, a no mar tip, an easy jam clear door, a belt hook, and an easy twist exhaust deflector, the tool weighs only 3.5 pounds and comes with a carrying case. It also has a switchable fire mechanism.
Approximately 7 years ago, I was introduced to this company at a lumber yard, where I was informed that they had been purchased by a Japanese company and that they were aiming to be the pneumatic gun leaders. I’m well aware that Japan, through Makita, is producing some of the best tools in the world, so this was an appealing proposition. Even though the smart point tips on the bostich/dewalt guns are fantastic, after my 16g straight bostitch refused to sink a nail into bread from day one, I finally had an excuse to switch brands, despite the fact that the press in safety tip was no longer in production. Even though I don’t have high expectations, and this gun sinks nails perfectly well, I must admit that the process is time-consuming and requires effort. Who has shot an old school hitachi, senco, or bostitch will understand what I mean when I say it’s a piece of cake. Nothing bounces back to the web of your hand, nothing bounces back to the nails in your hand, and that’s it. This gun fires the nails, but it doesn’t appear to be effective, as if it is trying too hard. An additional disappointment is that it is manufactured in Taiwan. While not a huge deal, I was hoping for a Japan-based manufacturer because my Hitachis, which are manufactured in Japan, are over 20 years old. When this gun is updated with a smart point tip and reduced recoil, I’ll buy it five times over and give it a perfect score of ten. They are by no means the market leaders in pneumatic tools until that time comes.
