First rate angled nailer
Hitachi NT65MA3 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer
- Third generation of this tool; everything works well.
- Fires in one of two ways; select via a control knob:
... Single Actuation: press the nose against the wood & pull the trigger to drive the nail or pull the trigger first then press nose against the wood to drive the nail. Either way nailing again isn't possible until the trigger is released and pulled again.
... Contact Actuation: in addition to the above if the trigger is held back the tool will fire a nail each time the nose is pressed against the wood.
- Nicely balanced and comfortable to use. Weighs only 4.2 lbs. within a few ounces of the lightest nailer.
- The 34 degree tool angle is better than 24 degree nailers; easier to do corners.
- Simple to load nails. Feed into the slot and slide the spring-loaded pusher to the right. Holds two 100-nail "clips" and they are fully visible so you know when you're near empty.
- Adjustable air deflector so the discharge won't blow in your face.
- In case of a jam (e.g. you hit a screw); simply unsnap a lock and the front end opens.
- Easy turn dial moves the nose-piece in/out to adjust drive depth.
- Factory installed air fitting is a nice feature.
- No-mar nose piece is tough enough to last and actually prevents wood marring.
- Duster button: makes the tool an air gun; or use to drain the air before decoupling the hose.
- Good blow-molded tool case with space for a 1000 nail pack.
- 5-year factor warranty demonstrates Hitachi's confidence.
- More powerful than my Bostitch 15-gauge angled nailer.
- Big nailers are loud. Wear hearing protectors.
Can't see how you could go wrong with this angled nailer. Clearly a 5-star tool.More detail ...
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