Which Nailer for Skirting
- Thread starter CSutton
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They may have some left?
https://www.aldi.co.uk/workzone-18v-li-ion-nail-gun/p/083170210360000
https://www.aldi.co.uk/workzone-18v-li-ion-nail-gun/p/083170210360000
Only a brad gun and 50mm limit is far to short for skirtings , though don’t know anyone who uses a nail gun for skirtings , far too limiting .
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SammyInnit
Can't remember the last time I saw someone use something other than a nail gun for skirting on site at least.
50 mm brads on site?
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SammyInnit
Couldn't tell you what but paslodes galore.
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In view of the fact that most skirting is 18mm these days and that it's the grip adhesive which actually does the job of holding the skirting in place, on standard 12mm plasterboard why on earth do you need pins longer than 50mm? We use 32 and 50mm most often - just because a gun has a maximum capacity of 64mm (16ga) dosn't mean that 64mm pins are mandatory, surely?
I once made the mistake of buying the Tacwise Duo 35 Stapler/Nailer (230V).
It is complete and utter rubbish. The Tacwise branded brads frequently go stuck down the side of the firing arm. Oh, and the flex was only about 1.5 or 2m.
It is complete and utter rubbish. The Tacwise branded brads frequently go stuck down the side of the firing arm. Oh, and the flex was only about 1.5 or 2m.
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