Features

• BIGBERTA160-2 Sequential Trip
• Power-packed engine design that drives nails up to 6-1/4"
• Aluminum housing for job site durability
• Oil-free engine requires no lubrication
• Includes auxiliary handle for added comfort

Features

• Aggressive teeth design grips lumber for easy toe-nailing
• Rugged magnesium housing makes this tool lightweight and easy to handle
• Molded rubber comfort grip lasts the life of tool
• Drives 2- to 3-1/2-inch full round-headed nails with 1,000 inch/lbs driving power
• Exclusive push-button depth control for quick flush nailing adjustments

Reviews (15)

DIY Homeowner's dream, but nails hard to buy.
PROS:
- This is a great and reliable nailer.I'm using it now to frame in a basement.Not a single jam.
- Haven't had it long enough to comment on durability, but I've put it down for 2 months, picked it up, and started nailing with not even a pause.
- The spiked teeth make toenailing a breeze.

CONS:
- Plastic collated nails in smaller quantities at 21 deg. for RH nailers are not available.That means you're stuck buying 4000 qty cases for your first job, no matter how small, and it makes having several nail sizes and types on hand an expensive proposition.I have been to 7 different hardware stores (big and small) in the DC metro area and can't find a single box of 21 deg plastic collated nails smaller than 4000 unit cases.
- Wear eye protection!Those plastic pieces from the collated nails can be dangerous as they come flying out from all angles.
- Had some minor trouble nailing treated lumber using a smaller compressor.Make sure your compressor is well-matched and up to the task with this nailer.

BestPerformance
I purchased this item a few weeks ago and I'm still impressed.You want find a better working nailer.I have not experienced any jams with this tool.I also own a bostitch Clipped-head fram. nailer and when the hardware ran out of clipped-head nails, I saw the round-head and decided to buy one as backup.My dad isa heavy construction contractor and with this tool, I can build a deck so fast until this tool almost scare me.Buy it, you got my word on it. A. Elliott, Fort Washington, MD.

Awesome Nailer
I have owned this nailer for 6 months, I purchased it for the construction of my house.I have shot over 20,000 nails I have not had one problem with this nailer, it has never missed or double fired yet.An awesome nailer ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Nailers    3. Framing Nailers    4. (Nail Guns)    5. (Nailguns)   

Features

• Makes fastening of wood furring strips to concrete fast and easy
• Aluminum housing for job site durability
• High-speed pneumatic power increases productivity over other fastening methods
• One-hand operation for ease of use
• High capacity magazine reduces reload time

Features

• Reduced height for stapling in tight areas
• Lightweight, durable aluminum frame
• Patented jam-free magazine
• Power control valve adjusts power by 30%
• Molded rubber comfort grip lasts life of tool

Reviews (1)

Great Product
Great product, would suggest checking local building codes before using for roofing, however, I love this stapler!! couldnt ask for a better gun! ... Read more

Features

• Large gauges provide a clear view of both tank and regulated air pressure
• Powerful high performance induction motor that draws only 12 amps for easy start-up and long life
• Patented ultra-low friction pump for easy start-up in cold weather and high air delivery
• Rugged roll cage protection for extreme job site durability
• Innovative integrated control panel for the ultimate in user convenience

Subjects:  1. Air Compressors    2. Oil-Lube Compressors    3. Hot Dog Tank    4. (Compresors)    5. (Compressers)   

Features

• Metal carrying case for N80SB-1

Reviews (1)

metal case review
The case is generally a good case. The only problem is that it is heavy and get's banged up pretty badly in the back of the truck. A blowmolded case might be better and easier to deal with... maybe even a place forwrenches to adjust the depth and a place for a few racks of nails just incase. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Nailers    3. Framing Nailers    4. (Nail Guns)    5. (Nailguns)   

Features

• Includes screwdriver, wrenches and carrying case
• Aluminum housing for job site durability
• Bottom load magazine for fast-loading and accurate fastener placement
• Narrow nose for accurate fastener placement
• Compact and lightweight for easy maneuverability

Editorial Review

Quite simply one of the best framing models available, Bostitch's high-powered stick nailer is basically the sleek sports car of framing stick nailers. Yet, with its magnesium housing, extruded aluminum magazine, and antislide rubber exterior molding, it's also a very tough piece of equipment, designed to hold up to the inevitable falls and bangs and bumps that tools take on a job site. The nailer's aggressive teeth easily grip lumber for toe-nailing. You just push a button for depth control. There's also a 360-degree exhaust deflector, so you can point the discharge away from the face. Overall, we were impressed with how comfortable the unit was to hold. It definitely has the burliness of an industrial tool; it's also very well balanced and, at 7.8 pounds, relatively light. The nailer packs plenty of power (1,000 inch-pounds) and drives 3-1/2-inch nails into the toughest lumber without breaking a sweat. This model shoots 2- to 3-1/2-inch, 28-degree, wire-weld-collated, clipped-head nails, and holds up to 75. This nailer is available in contact or sequential trip. --Jonathon Tudor ... Read more

Features

• Dual-load magazine with bypass pusher simplifies loading
• Drives 2 to 3-1/2 inch fasteners with 1000 in./lbs. of driving power
• Magnesium housing is lightweight--weighs only 7.8 lbs
• Highest power-to-weight ratio of any nailer in its class
• Exclusive push-button depth-control for quick flush nailing adjustments

Reviews (15)

MRLEVEL builder and remodeler
I recently purchased the N88WW to replace my old 20 year old bostitch framing gun and was very disapointed with the way it operates I could not sink 16d nails into the LVL's that we were using and had the pressure on the compressor at 110 lbs. I tried toe nailing some studs with 8d nails and had the same problem. I then took out my old nailer and had no problems with it sinking the nails into the LVL's and other lumber. I think they miss labeled this gun high power.I returned the gun and decided to tune up the old one and continue to use it. Eventuly I will buy a framing gun but not a new bostitch.

Will they ever get it right???
I ordered one of these N88WW's, I was shipped an N88WWB. The main difference is that the N88WW can be top and rear loaded with a bypass pusher for the nails for quick loading of the nails. I already have one of these (N88WW) I have been using for the past two years.

Anyway, when I stated this Amazon has 2nd day mailed me a new nail gun. I open the box to find an N88WWB again???

Before purchasing the N88WWB I would consider buying 2 N88RH-MCN nailers. These shoot round head nails and have a quick-change head for installing metal re-enforcers.

Palm Nailer included " truth or Lie"
From other reviews on this site, it seems that sometimes you get the bonus Palm nailer, sometimes you dont.I also did not get mine and also could have gotten the same deal from Lowes locally but now have missed this opportunity.Amazon.com is going to lose my business 4-ever if this is not corrected. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Nailers    3. Framing Nailers    4. (Nail Guns)    5. (Nailguns)   

Features

• Adjustable deflector conveniently directs exhaust
• Magnesium housing for job site durability
• Quick-release canister for fast easy loading
• Adjustable depth control for flush nailing
• Rubber grip for comfort

Reviews (3)

Why we like nailguns
Again I am going to highly praise Bostitch nail guns. I am a home builder in the Northeast and use Bostitch guns and only Bostitch. Reliability is reason # 1. They work day in and day out. Reason #2 is the availabilty of nails. Everyone carries Bostitch nails, not the case with other brands. I have 4 of these siding nailers, 2 being the N64c's. I favor the older models because the nose is very easily adjusted. On the 64s you have to use a wrench, loosen 2 nuts, slide the nose, then retighten the nuts. Very time consuming and hard to get an accurate slight adjustment. I can not understand why they made this change. Other than that still a great product. They work great on wood siding, but could work a little better on Hardi-plank cement board. When the pressure is on the low end sometimes doesn't countersink. But, all of the manufacturers have this same problem. If you are going to buy a utilty nailer/siding gun, go for the Bostitch.

Great workhorse!
I am a contractor that bought this gun last year for nailing on cement plank siding and trim.It worked great, and we never had a problem shooting ring shank nails into the cement board nailing onto old yellow pine framing.I have since used it on all types of wood siding, more cement board, some fencing, and a lot of exterior trim repair.This gun is sturdy and very reliable.Nails for this gun are everywhere in all sizes.
Why not five stars? I would like to see the depth gauge easier to adjust.It takes longer to locate the wrench than to adjust the gun, but once adjusted it stays put.However, most guns that are used for utility purposes now have easy adjustments that don't require any tools.This really should be more of a 4 1/2 stars rating since I like the reliability so much.

Needs work
This is basically a okay nailer. There are three things that I dislike about this gun. The first is that it does not shoot plastic collated coil nails without a door adapter that is not included and who knows where you can find it. Secondly the depth adjustment requires tools to change so you need to carry a wrench if you need to make adjustments while working (switch nails, fasten into different materials, need to countersink nails instead of flushnailing, or flushnail instead of sinking). Third the air deflector also needs a wrench to move. This can be fixed somewhat by leaving the bolt a little loose but the deflector gets to loose and moves on its own. None of the wrenches are included. It does come with a single shot trigger that eliminates double shots when putting on siding. The gun we got also ended up breaking down after only a box and a half of nails had been through it. I have used and owned other Bostitch tools and have never had problems with break downs except for wornout parts so hopefully the breakdown was an isolated incident. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Nailers    3. Siding Nailers    4. (Nail Guns)    5. (Nailguns)   

Features

• N88WW Industrial High Power Stick Framing Nailer
• RN45B Industrial Coil Roofing Nailer
• N62FNK Industrial Oil-Free 15-Gauge Angled Finish Nailer

Features

• Large gauges provide a clear view of both tank and regulated air pressure
• Powerful ultra-efficient induction motor that draws only 10 amps for easy start up and long life
• High performance oil-free pump for reduced maintenance and high air delivery
• Rugged roll cage protection for extreme job site durability
• Innovative integrated control panel for the ultimate in user convenience

Subjects:  1. Air Compressors    2. Oil-less Compressors    3. Hot Dog Tank    4. (Compresors)    5. (Compressers)   

Features

• N88WW Industrial High Power Stick Framing Nailer
• N80CB Industrial Coil Framing Nailer
• RN45B Industrial Coil Roofing Nailer

Features

• Rubber handle grip for comfort
• High-powered engine for tough engineered lumber and pallet applications
• Aluminum housing for job site durability
• Coil magazine holds up to 300 nails for high production applications
• Quick open composite canister survives falls

Features

• Large gauges provide a clear view of both tank and regulated air pressure
• 1.5 HP motor for fast pump up and recovery times
• Oil lubricated pump with cast iron cylinder for extreme durability
• Full roll cage protection for extreme job site durability
• Innovative, integrated control panel for the ultimate in user convenience

Reviews (1)

misprint
the discription discribes a 1.5hp electric compressor but the picture shows a 5.5hp gas ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Compressors    2. Oil-less Compressors    3. Wheelbarrow Compressors    4. (Oiless)    5. (Oilless)    6. (Compresors)    7. (Compressers)   

Features

• No-mar tip
• Comfort grip
• Directional exhaust
• Adjustable depth control
• Lightweight

Reviews (12)

Good little nailer
I am a home owner and built my own house 25 years ago.At that time I used the old hammer.Since last Oct. i have been remolding my house and have gone to air Nailers and the 1850 is a time saver.If your painting the trim ... no need to putty the holes....I would buy it again if I had to.

good performance at a reasonable price.
This nailer has everything I need to install moulding.It is lightweight, performs well, and is reasonably priced.The Senco may be a "better" gun, but it is 50% more in cost.I only use mine occasionally and the Bostitch satisfies my needs.

Sold again!
I am a big time Delta/Porter-Cable enthusiast. Most everthing in my garage says Delta or Porter-Cable on it. They have been great with replacement parts and/or info over the phone. But I have to say that this Bostitch is a great little brad nailer. I own a PC BN200 brad nailer but the Bostitch is my hands down favorite. Super light weight, easy to grip, easy to load and no recoil (if you release the trigger after you remove the tip from the work surface). That's right! No dents even without the plastic tip.
Three things I like the best are:
1) It leaves a smaller and cleaner hole than my Porter-Cable.
2) It shoots 5/8" to 2" nails opposed to 3/4" to 2".
3) Being a smaller gun, it fits into tighter spaces and is easier to handle for longer periods of time.
Don't get me wrong, the Porter-Cable is great, but the Bostitch is just a little more refined.
One thing that should be noted, the Bostitch does not have a quick release nose piece but really, when was the last time you've ever had to clear a jam on a brad nailer? Besides, it won't happen with the restrictive on this unit.
At less than an expensive dinner, you owe yourself this one.
Don't second guess buy the best one first. It will be money very well spent. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Nailers    3. Brad Nailers    4. (Nail Guns)    5. (Nailguns)   

Features

• Need more than one tacker for the job site?
• 3 pack
• Drives 1/4 inch and5/16 inch powercrown staples
• One hand operation

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools