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Hitachi NT1865DMA
AussieCarpenterVictoria
Finally a cordless nailer with punch
In 10 years of being a Carpenter I've owned the senco fusion, milwaukee 16g fixer, dewalt 16g and now I have my hands on the hikoki 15g.
First impression was the weight of the tool was on the heavier side, although the gun has less kick back than competitors so it's only really an issue with over head work. Having said that, the major benefit this gun brings is its punch. This gun is the punching champ of the gasless/cordless fixers, which from my experience has been the major compromise when coming from gas/air.
Purchased in January 2021 at Sydney Tools for A$1,300.00.
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BuiltforlivingSydney, NSW
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Buyer Beware
I purchased this gun for a fix out on a house I was about to do. I got through the job however the gun proved less than satisfactory regularly jamming and misfiring. While this gun has some strengths I found it has more design weaknesses. Hitachi's warranty support proved unsatisfactory also.
The biggest feature of battery guns is their convenience - no need for gas or oils, no exhaust fumes, no regular servicing costs and quieter than gas guns, and no hoses and compressor. All battery guns are heavier than gas and pneumatic guns so its a lev...Read more
el playing field here. The specific strengths of this gun are; 1) its got punching power - it drove nails through trim/plasterboard/pine studs as required. 2) quick enough firing time 3) shoots 15g DA brads - more angle that other brads (good for tight corners) and more holding power that 16gPurchased in May 2021.
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Questions & Answers
Rodney Guy B.asked
What degree nails are used in the framer
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Rodney Guy B.asked
What degrees nails are used in the framer
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This fixing gun uses 15 gauge nails so its not a 'framer'. Think you will find its nails require a 34 degree angle (like many other 15g nailers in Oz). The Bostich 15g nailer I understand requires 25 degree nails.
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