@power bar we have 2 now. I use one personally for repairs or anything less than 2sq. I still run a regular pneumatic on other things though. The best thing about the Dewalt is that the batteries go with my skil saw, blower, jigsaw, and other Dewalt cordless stuff I already have.
Repairs especially.. saves time setting up, and faster than a magnetic hammer. And I wouldn’t listen to them about the weight being the same. My old Bostitch is way lighter. Anything less than 1-2 squares is ideal. Above that, and I’m getting the compressor.
The roofing nail gun is great to use on cement backer boards on floors /walls … Cement screws are overkill …Anyway some customers don’t want to pay for shingles removal…
There good. A little heavy. I’m sure with time they will get the weight down. You can the bigger batteries even the 60 volt works good and helps balance the nailer. You can get 25 to 30 bundles out of the 60 volt. Really nice no gas. A lot of crews are going totally cordless now.
Perfect for repairs
No tear off, nailed in valley, nails 1/2” at the seams ?. Good to see it in action, though. Considering picking up a few of these for repair jobs
@power bar we have 2 now. I use one personally for repairs or anything less than 2sq. I still run a regular pneumatic on other things though. The best thing about the Dewalt is that the batteries go with my skil saw, blower, jigsaw, and other Dewalt cordless stuff I already have.
I use this on whole roof installs all day every day. I love this gun
Repairs especially.. saves time setting up, and faster than a magnetic hammer. And I wouldn’t listen to them about the weight being the same. My old Bostitch is way lighter. Anything less than 1-2 squares is ideal. Above that, and I’m getting the compressor.
Nails way too close to the water joint and the valley
The oscillating hook blade. Wow
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Where did you find the hook blade for the oscillator? I cant find one anywhere…
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I think it’s an oscillating tool with a hook blade installed. I’ve seen that setup before.
it is awesome for all the package boxes. love it. hot knife on butter!
No starter… 4 inch stager… wow guys what are you doing on a roof if u can’t even read the package on the shingles
Nailing in the valley classic smh lol
Using a lift without tearing the old roof off left me confused but nice tool
They detabed and wasted money on underlayment rookies
Them nails are too damn long ???? and the scaffolding? Lmao… These guys ain’t roofers. A bunch of diy amateurs.
Nails do look a bit long, but you need longer nails when you’re doing a roof over cause you’re going through more material.
That nailer is just for patch jobs. It says not for full on shingling. Just for small jobs like patches.
I use this gun all day every day on whole roof installs. I love this gun. I have two 6ah and a 5ah battery and I roof all day with it.
If it can put on at least 40 square a week for a year then I’d buy one
If you put the playback speed at 2x it’s almost fast! Interesting gable cuts and valley’s!
The roofing nail gun is great to use on cement backer boards on floors /walls … Cement screws are overkill
…Anyway some customers don’t want to pay for shingles removal…
You guys rock! Thank you
Other guns do have the movable basket for different size nails dont know what guns your using
Layover hack job but I guess it’s about the gun
There good. A little heavy. I’m sure with time they will get the weight down. You can the bigger batteries even the 60 volt works good and helps balance the nailer. You can get 25 to 30 bundles out of the 60 volt.
Really nice no gas. A lot of crews are going totally cordless now.