Can you use it for nailing down hardwood flooring?
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Don't know if this helps but I bought it specifically for keeping 100lbs of air in our RV tires which it does nicely. It was the only compact model that I found rated for 120 and could do the job.
62133
Yes, I think that is what this is intended for. Brad nailers and other small compressed air guns. Anything bigger and the tank runs out too fast.
62134
I would assume you could if your nail gun did not require very large constant volumes of air. I had a contractor use this size compressor for his nail gun to put on roof shingles and it kept up very well. This is a very handy, portable compressor.
1651327
Not really, my use is limited to small jobs on soft wood . It is not for heavy use .
726245
I used this nail gun on hardy board siding, it worked great, i don't see why this would not work well with sub flooring
217437
I am not 100% sure, but my flooring was 3/8" and the nailer is adjustable to the thickness of the floor so it should be no problem.
774394
Yes absolutely! I use my Senco gun to put down three-quarter inch Hickory flooring. The gun worked very well.
2138088
no I would not use this. The nail is too small a diameter. I would use a 15 gauge nail
56183
No, it is really just for carpeting and upholstered furniture. The solution that you are supposed to use with it could damage hardwood floors. Best thing I have found for hardwood floors is the Swiffer Wet-Jet with the special solution for those surfaces.
1219312
Absolutely. I use mine on hardwood floors, laminate and tile. It works great on all floors.
323596
It is a 4 in 1 nailer that can use nails, staples or brads. It works best for 1/2" or less thickness.
599441
I would not use for wood flooring. Use only high quality top of the line pins to avoide jams.
816653
It might but I haven't used mine for that. You might consider buying, renting or borrowing a flooring nailer/stapler; there are cheap ones for about the same price. I bought this stapler to install 1X6 pine t&g; carsiding to wall and ceiling framing with 2" staples and 1/2" wainscoting to wall furring with 1 1/2" staples.
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Yes, you can. It has an adjustment to increase or decrease pressure to the nail head. This will help to prevent spiting the wood.
1956578
You could use it to scuff sand a wood floor to over coat it, but if you are trying to remove a finish or sand bare wood you would be better off using a powered floor sander. It is better suited for drywall
76732
It will probably meet your needs. I've used it for baseboards and kitchen trim/moulding and it's worked well. I've also used it to throw together temporary or rough projects, and it does the job. For thicker wood I use a 16 gauge brad nailer for the added strength. The nice thing about the 18 gauge brads is that they leave a very small hole to patch. I have two Porter Cable nailers, and have had no problems with them.
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It should run a framing nailer. It has 2 ports but run one gun with it and it has decent recovery time. I use it for blowing sanders out and nailing hardwood floor patch areas mainly. I have used it for nailing large rooms as well .
1081175
I used it for 1/2" bellawood engineered flooring which is a laminated product multiple layers of fine plywood and an approximately an 1/8" of top layer of oak. it nailed thru the plywood. the tool is not suited for flooring thicker then 5/8". If your intent on using staples then the MIIIFS is better or a standard cleat nailer will work. avoid putting the cleats too close to the end of the board.
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Sorry, I have never cut flooring, just garage shop hobby stuff. I am very satisfied with my saw. I have several DeWalt power tools and they stand the test of what I expect them to do. My guess is that this saw would do the job of cutting flooring very well, however if that was my main use for a one time floor, other less expensive tools may be available.