What length brads will it use?
71500
2-1/8", but try to find 18 ga. brads longer than 2" -- very tough. So in reality 2"
71501
If this is the 18ga nailer, then 1"-2" is what I usually use. You might get 5/8" or 3/4" also.
71502
It will shoot brads from 5/8" to 2-1/8" according to the tool specs on Senco's website.
71503
It is supposed to take 2&1/4 inch (55mm) but mine could only ever take 2 inch (50mm) as the firing pin never sat fully back.
2043598
With a grinder and a welder I made it fit my Forest King splitter. Problem is , unless you have 10-12 inch logs with no crotches its a waste of time to use it. Its faster to simply role the log for a second split.
552096
This gun is suppose to take brads too. I saw them at the home improvement store when I was getting staples, but I did not try any. If the wood is thin enough the brads ought to work.
2217579
The appropriate fasteners are 18 gauge brad nails from 5/8" to 2" in length.
1950106
It does well with 2" brads into plaster/lathe, drywall, wood, or soft platics. Brads will not work into brick, no matter what type of nailer you use. Brads are very thin. They will bend if you try to drive them into brick or concrete.
895187
This kit will definitely work for you. It's a 3 piece kit that works for many different size barrels up to about 32 inches.
1211417
You know this is a 1/4 inch staple gun right? Not a brad shooter. I use Hitachi 11101S staples
1425366
I used it with a 3" framing nailer and 3/4" brad nailer. Didn't have any problems.
2187214
I wouldn't go by measurement, there are too many variables, but my Hitachi NR90AE barely - very barely - fits. The case really should be a little bigger if this is an average sized framing nailer. I don't have it here, so I can't measure it, but if I don't forget, I'll try to and get back here.
530689
I would go to hardware store and get a couple stainless steal couplers, and some all thread of the appropriate dimensions. Make an extension the exact length you want/need?
1505029
the oregon web site will give the answer. Sears of known to use different makers for thier products. A Referance to the owners manual should give the requirements of the blade measurements.
1603833
I have not used the Bostitsch brads in this gun only in a bostitsch which did have initial jamming issues, but if the gun is at the correct pressure and depth settings and well oiled it should be fine. I compared porter cable and hitachi brads (can be easily broken into pieces) to the bostitsch which will bend but not break as easy (seemed to have much more goop holding them together). Any brad should work though
323597
This gun will NOT take cleats. I used brads on 3/8 strand woven bamboo with excellent results.
321951
I am pretty sure that I am using 2" 18-gauge Bostich brads in my gun... would have to check later to be absolutely certain.
628529
I'm not qualified to answer your question. I've only used the brads to attach interior door, window, and baseboard trim.
1090318
I'm not sure but there are six different length shanks included to fit various machines. Hopefully one will work.
1615241
I don't know. But the distance between the bore lines, center to center, is 30mm. The top bore appears to be 22mm and the bottow appears to be 25mm. Maybe this will halp you determine fit.