Tools, Sharpening and Power Machinery - Nail Gun Nails
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Joe Sales
04-29-09, 11:53 AM
I have a Canwood Industrial Nail gun CNW 30517 No. 0000128 and I would like to know if it uses 28 or 31 degree stick nails. There is another number, 02.87~03.4, above a symbol of a nail. I am not sure what this means either.
I cannot find any references on the gun other than the above numbers.
It is a framing gun.
Anyone know?
Thanks,
Joe
I cannot find any references on the gun other than the above numbers.
It is a framing gun.
Anyone know?
Thanks,
Joe
GBR in WA
04-29-09, 12:57 PM
Searching Canwood Industies, I found a tool site that carries their product. House of Tools - Warranty (http://www.houseoftools.com/content/houseoftoolscom/information/warranty.htm#warranty02)
The nail symbol is for minimum length---2-7/8" long, and maximum length---3-3/8" long. Be safe, G
The nail symbol is for minimum length---2-7/8" long, and maximum length---3-3/8" long. Be safe, G
Joe Sales
04-29-09, 01:18 PM
There is also a nail length on the gun 50-90mm or 2"-3 1/2".
I have tried contacting House of tools and they have never answered my emails.
I have tried contacting House of tools and they have never answered my emails.
XSleeper
04-29-09, 08:31 PM
I would think that one could put an adjustable sliding t-bevel on the magazine, turn it until it's parallel with the nose of the gun, and then figure out the angle based on that.