Use this grip rite 1 3 4 in.
Finish nailer for cedar siding.
My old cordless paslode had a rubber foot i could attach to protect siding from this happening.
I m using a bostitch lpf28ww air framing nailer to install 8 beveled cedar siding.
The freeman pcn65 pneumatic 15 2 1 2 in.
It had plenty of power driving the nails into the hardest of knots in the cedar with my compressor set to the lower side of the specs at 80 psi.
Coil the freeman pcn65 pneumatic 15 2 1 2 in.
These nails offer a small head design and a ring shank for pull out resistance.
Especially if you re double nailing.
To 2 1 2 in and 15 wire collated coil siding nails from 1 3 4 in.
I used this siding nailer to complete a 240 section of board on board privacy fence and it really performed well.
The nailer comes with a 15degree wire weld and plastic inserted coil siding nails 1 1 4 to 2 1 2inches.
5d galvanized shake nails 1 lb pack for cedar shake applications.
5d galvanized shake use this grip rite 1 3 4 in.
The foot is leaving big blemishes and i m halting the installation of siding until i can figure this out.
Coil siding nailer is designed for working on siding cedar shingles roof and wall sheathing and wood fencing and is compatible with 15 plastic collated coil siding nails from 1 1 4 in.
Small head is still a full round head not a finish nail.
Cedar is soft splits easily so normally you would use small head splitless siding nails in stainless or hot dipped zinc galvanized and hand nail them.
Even though they are more visible than finish nails you need common nails which have heads to prevent the siding from backing off the wall when it gets wet and begins to warp.
The nailer comes with a carrying case for easy transportation storage and protection from bumps.
With that in mind it would seem like a pretty bad idea to approach a siding project with a finishing nailer much for the same reasons that it would be a bad idea to add american cheese to a pasta dish.
I was able to put all of the 680 pickets using 3 000 nails in under 2 days.
It s important then to understand what separates a siding nailer from similar nail guns that could in theory provide a similar service.