Depends on the nail gun. A power nailer that is intended for applying siding or roofing shingles would not work, but heavier nailers are used for 2x4 lumber. Check the makers specifications for the nailer. And be careful- if it will drive a nail through a 2x4, it will drive a nail through you.
ANS 2 -Actually, the framing nailer is one of the most common tools used in 2x 4 and 2x 6 building construction. Mine takes strips of 2 3/16 to 3 1/2 nails angled at 28-30 degrees. This is certainly the commonest nailer that I see anywhere in the construction industry. - And yes, they can be dangerous. Be careful.
The nail gun was invented in the 1950's
The nail gun was invented in the early 1950's
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The nail gun was invented by 3 WW2 vets, one of whom had been a machine gunner. They envisaged a tool that could do the same with nails.
A nail gun is a pneumatic (air operated ) tool that is used to fire nails. They are very useful in a number of jobs. A large framing nail gun is invaluable in wood building construction and smaller angle nailers are used to install wood base board and door frames. Still smaller nail guns are used in some crafts and upholstery to fire nails from .5 to 1.8 inch.
A skilsaw, a mitre saw and a nail gun.
Nail gun.
The appropriate use of a nail gun is to use it for nailing nails to a board or other material. There is no other legitimate use of a nail gun other than to use it for nailing.
No you cannot.ANS 2 -You CAN use them in a finishing nail gun. A framing gun is just a lot bigger.
Yes, they make a nail gun for hardi-plank.
you pull the trigger and the nail shoots out and into the wood.
With a nail gun