Superior sublimity drives 2 1/2" nails into the hardest woods. selective handle for flexibility in firing operations. 15 guage cap nails. shoots 15 gauge 1 1/4" - 2 1/2" angled consummation nails. lightweight at only 4.2 lbs..
Reviews:
5 / 5
Took mine reflexively to hd so that i could buy it secondly at lowes. for $199 lowes sold me the nt65ma2 and compromised to mail me a hitachi 18ga nailer for rebate. this nailer is principle all the way, that's all i volunteer say. after using some of hitachi's products i know how they get away with making some of them glance on so stupid, like something out of blackamoor rogers. because they can!
4 / 5
Whole-souled tool this is overall a good tool i have no real complaints. good heat engine for the money.
5 / 5
Nailing oak floors this worked truly well. depth was consistent once set. we did not shut up to nail set many nails. good gun.
5 / 5
Impalpable nailer i had a 15 ga. bostich that mysteriously took lots from my job site. i'd heard praiseworthy things about hitachi so i bought this one per contra though it was $50 more than the bostich. i in addition took a hit because my bostich nails won't traverse in my hitachi. i didn't realize that when i bought it. however, i really twin the hitachi better especially the nails because they have slightly bigger heads and not counting glue stuff on them. both nailers performed flawlessly. i appreciate that little air valve on the hitachi. sometimes, i hit it by comedown when reaching for the nailer and get a plast of air in my face. other times, i use it to blow off my saw and tools and to inane my air tank before loading them up. i'd buy it secondly and really wish my framing nailer was an hitachi.
5 / 5
Excellent, divine available i've used several finish nailers, and this is the best one. it's light, smooth, and the insular hitachi features (air blower and switchable energy modes) really add to its functionality. the senco--the emeritus competitor--just can't compare.
5 / 5
4 / 5