Customer Reviews for VEVOR Framing Nailer, 50 to 90 mm 21 Degree Full Round Head Pneumatic Framing Nailer with Dual Trigger Modes & Tool-Less Depth Adjustment, 80-120PSI Pro Air Nail Gun for Framing Flooring Decking
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good price
works great
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Reliable, depth adjust works well
I’ve only put around a thousand nails through this gun so far, but it has saved me hours of swinging a hammer on a recent shed build. Good tool, would buy again.
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The user thought the product was very good and gave it a 5-star review.
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Owner
This is by far the best framing nailer I've owned. A little heavier the some but it doen't bounce or double nail. Definitely worth every penny.
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contractor
Everything it says it is, I own about 20 items from Vevor now, there my leading go to tool supplier, If vevor got it im getting it!
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Super
Super stroj. Funguje ako má.
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Druckluft Nagler
Tut was er soll, Dass macht er aber sehr gut.
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Cloueur
Conforme à la description attention à l achat de clous car c est des 22* d’angle.
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Mr
Good enough tool for the price
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des sueurs froides !
J'ai eu beaucoup de mal à comprendre comment charger les clous, s'il vous plait, faites des dessins dans le mode d'emploi pour les néophytes de ces engins qui facilitent la vie ! donc après avoir lu, relu, appeler un ami, etc j'ai compris que les clous se mettaient par le haut du magasin et non pas par le bas. Ensuite, j'ai branché mon compresseur, mis le pressomètre entre 100 et 120 psi et rien ;-(, j'ai essayé par contact, par pression et rien. Il a fallu que j'augmente au max mon compresseur, donc à 250 psi pour que ça fonctionne. je pense que le pressomètre de mon compresseur Parkside (pourtant neuf) est défectueux. Enfin, après des galéres à en croire que j'étais neuneu, j'ai réussi à enfoncer mes premiers clous de 50mm en bande à 21° annelés zinc acheté chez ManoMano et ca fonctionne ! vivement que j'essaye sur mon toit pour fixer mes lattes.
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