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Amazon.com has Metabo HPT 30-Degree 3-1/2" Paper Collated Framing Nailer (NR90ADS1) for $107.99. Shipping is free.

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  • Applications: Great for flooring and framing, truss build-up, window build-up, sub flooring, roof decking, wall sheathing and housing construction
  • Lightweight: At only 7. 5 lbs and well-balanced allowing for ease of maneuverability and less user fatigue
  • Selective Actuation: Allows for quick changes between sequential and contact nailing with the flip of a switch
  • Tool-Less Depth Adjustment: Depth adjustment to countersink or flush drive into a variety of materials
  • Fasteners: Accepts 2-in up to 3-1/2-in paper collated framing nails
  • New Head Guard Design: Allows for quicker disassembly during tool maintenance

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Seems like a good deal below retail. They have palm nailer combos as well. Going to rebuild my dewalt but for 40 more get a new nailer. Full heads and paper



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Note that this is a 30° nailer, not the more common 21°. It works fine, but you'll be limited to either clipped head nails (not generally compliant with code) or offset-head nails. Both are harder to find than standard 21° especially if you're looking for anything besides common 3" nails.

I actually really like my 30° gun (Max brand) but the lack of nail selection means it can't be my only framer.

At first I thought this was the NR90 and I was going to buy a couple for backups.
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In the Midwest all we use are 30 degree clipped head framers. I can't say that I'm familiar with what regions outside of hurricane prone areas require full head nails, but not required by code in Nebraska and Iowa. Different sizes and styles of 30 degree nails are abundant for me.
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If you are nailing dogear fencing, then 2" galvanized ring shank is my recommendation.
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10-04-2022 at 06:23 PM.
10-04-2022 at 06:23 PM.
Noob here - any recommendation for the fence nail for this?
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10-04-2022 at 07:03 PM.
10-04-2022 at 07:03 PM.
Quote from cogepan11 :
Noob here - any recommendation for the fence nail for this?
If you are nailing dogear fencing, then 2" galvanized ring shank is my recommendation.
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ItsaDrenalin
10-04-2022 at 07:05 PM.
10-04-2022 at 07:05 PM.
This is an excellent nailer for a great price!
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10-04-2022 at 07:14 PM.

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10-04-2022 at 07:14 PM.
This is a great nailer! Ive used it for many framing projects. Not a single problem. Keep it oiled and itll treat u right. Do yourself a favor and look on amazon for the framing hook that attaches. Allows u to hang it on ceiling joists, trusses, ladders, and keep it nearby when working.
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10-04-2022 at 07:43 PM.
Note that this is a 30° nailer, not the more common 21°. It works fine, but you'll be limited to either clipped head nails (not generally compliant with code) or offset-head nails. Both are harder to find than standard 21° especially if you're looking for anything besides common 3" nails.

I actually really like my 30° gun (Max brand) but the lack of nail selection means it can't be my only framer.

At first I thought this was the NR90 and I was going to buy a couple for backups.
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10-04-2022 at 07:46 PM.
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Thank you OP, good deal on a great nail gun.
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10-04-2022 at 07:49 PM.
10-04-2022 at 07:49 PM.
Quote from e rock :
Note that this is a 30° nailer, not the more common 21°. It works fine, but you'll be limited to either clipped head nails (not generally compliant with code) or offset-head nails. Both are harder to find than standard 21° especially if you're looking for anything besides common 3" nails.

I actually really like my 30° gun (Max brand) but the lack of nail selection means it can't be my only framer.

At first I thought this was the NR90 and I was going to buy a couple for backups.
Thank you for this feedback. I was looking for a standard framing nailer and would have regretted difficult nail selection, so I will pass.
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10-04-2022 at 08:19 PM.
10-04-2022 at 08:19 PM.
I bought one 2 years ago, finally using it to build a 10x24 room in my detached garage. Picked up a box of 5000 nails on clearance for $12.. such a great deal! I finished framing with over half a box to spare and this was with me overbuilding. My garage was built like a barn and has horizontal studs to contend with. Existing vertical studs were 6 ft apart. It was a lot of work converting to 16in on center. I ended up using twice as many nails as I would with basic new construction but it was necessary to beef up the existing walls. Anyways, the only thing I do not like is, it doesn't have a stud hanger. I had to fabricate my own.. if you have any plans on framing walls in the future, dont hesitate, buy this now.. FYI, I use it with a 3gal pancake compressor
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Note that this is a 30° nailer, not the more common 21°. It works fine, but you'll be limited to either clipped head nails (not generally compliant with code) or offset-head nails. Both are harder to find than standard 21° especially if you're looking for anything besides common 3" nails.

I actually really like my 30° gun (Max brand) but the lack of nail selection means it can't be my only framer.

At first I thought this was the NR90 and I was going to buy a couple for backups.

In the Midwest all we use are 30 degree clipped head framers. I can't say that I'm familiar with what regions outside of hurricane prone areas require full head nails, but not required by code in Nebraska and Iowa. Different sizes and styles of 30 degree nails are abundant for me.
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10-04-2022 at 08:35 PM.
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Quote from cogepan11 :
Noob here - any recommendation for the fence nail for this?

You'll want a siding coil nail gun for attaching fence pickets. Use exterior galvanized ring shank full head siding nails.
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10-04-2022 at 08:57 PM.
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Quote from e rock :
Note that this is a 30° nailer, not the more common 21°. It works fine, but you'll be limited to either clipped head nails (not generally compliant with code) or offset-head nails. Both are harder to find than standard 21° especially if you're looking for anything besides common 3" nails.

I actually really like my 30° gun (Max brand) but the lack of nail selection means it can't be my only framer.

At first I thought this was the NR90 and I was going to buy a couple for backups.

It might be limited in some areas. Near me there's always plenty available at HD or Lowes (Paslode mostly uses these in their cordless framing nailers as well) Most are offset head and the reason why I like this nailer over 21 besides more nails per length is that it doesn't shoot plastic shrapnel everywhere like 21 do, at this point I would pick wire welded over plastic. Some complain about when paper gets wet nail fall apart but I usually keep them either in ammo box or plastic with seal and haven't had any issues.
Don't like smooth ones since feel like they hold less than ring shank (they say tests prove otherwise) but I don't care since I feel the difference between pulling ring shank and smooth out. My uncle got this one and after using it for little bit i found it to be ok but more bulky than my Dewalt one especially the wide cap that sometimes gets in the way of using it in smaller spaces.
P.S. By going through HD clearances I collected at least few boxes of galvanized ring shanks and most recently got stainless steel ones but even on clearance they were MUCH more @$50 per 1K of 3" ring shank ones (looks like best option for exterior cedar wood projects though)
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10-04-2022 at 10:38 PM.
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Which is best to build a shed? Seems like the 21°
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mahou
10-04-2022 at 11:35 PM.
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I have some metabo hpt air tools. they seems generally fine. not as refine as Makita, but it is general problem free and easy to use

If someone can share where to get good quality of refurbished Makita tools.. it would be great.
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