Both a contact and a multi-fire trigger can be used to fire in both single and sequential modes.
10- to 11-gauge 21-degree nails can be used, and they can be up to 3-1/2 inches long.
Users can adjust the depth of the fired nails with a lock nut.
There is a magazine that can hold up to 60 round head framing nails at a time.
A briefcase-style case, lubricating oil, and a no-mar tip are all included.
In the past, you could always count on your tools. The WEN 21-degree framing nailer can be used to nail nails and fasten screws. If you need to nail a lot, this nailer is big enough to hold up to 60 Roundhead framing nails at a time. The nails can be 2 inches long and have diameters of between.113 and.131 inches (10 to 11 gauge). There is a 1/4-inch 18 NPT air inlet that you can connect your compressor to. Depth adjustment lets you set the depth of the nails that are fired, and the included case makes it easy to move and store between jobs. For maximum precision, use the single-fire trigger to avoid accidentally firing two nails into the same place, or use the sequential trigger to cut down on work time. When it’s running at 90 PSI, it needs 5.8 CFM of air. Because it’s made by WEN. There are skilled service technicians across the country and a friendly customer service line to make sure you remember WEN.
In two weekends, we built an 8 X 14 shed that was easy to put together. We couldn’t have done that without this nail gun. When we bought the shed kit, it came with all the nails we needed. Even though we spent the money to buy collated two-inch and three-inch framing nails for this gun, we didn’t need to. He loved it by the end. It looked like even my daughter was having fun. We had a few jams when the magazine was close to empty, so keep it full. The 3 inch nails didn’t get stuck like the 2 inch nails. When you think about pounding nails for hours and hours, it looks like a lot of work.
