Recommend a nail gun

[thinfourth]

I am looking for a medium jack of all trades nail gun

I have compressed air on tap so i have no need for a gas powered ones and no desire for battery power ones



I can borrow ones of these from work

http://bostitch.co.uk/products/tool-details/f33pt-e/

A bostitch F33PT and it is more then enough for big work

I am pretty impressed with its abilities and build quality as it has been used/abused at work for about 5 years now


It is going to be used for light framing work, putting down wooden floors, decking, cladding, shooting at pigeons, making chicken huts and other odds and sods.

Thinking of this

http://bostitch.co.uk/products/tool-details/fn1664-e/


or this

http://bostitch.co.uk/products/tool-details/n62fnb-e/


Any particular advantage to either?

Any other recommendations with a budget up to around £175

And i don't want gas powered as i can't be assed with batteries or gas canisters i just want to plug into an airline and go

 

[roofman]

I think you have answerd your own question matey...air nailers they are imho the best out there

 

[thinfourth]

Do i want the straight one or the round corners one?

 

[DrDeAtH]

I'm having deja vu here......

We had this same discussion over on pistonheads...

 

[thinfourth]

Ah but pistonheads is full of paslode obsessed idiots

Who when asked a question about which medium air powered nail gun the answer is the largest gas powered one you can find

 

[Justme]

If they are the same as mine then the angled one is for framing nails roughly in the region of 2mm x 50-95mm. The straight one is for finish 16g nails in the region of 10-70mm.

 

[DrDeAtH]

Not all of us are paslode obsessed.. I used to have a selection of Ace&K air nailers.

Both have their benefits. Site use, go for the paslode. Workshop, go for air powered.

Go for angled nailers either way. More versatility.