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How to Use a Roofing Nailer Like a Pro
With the exception of Spanish tile and metal roofs, asphalt shingles cover the majority of residential buildings. These shingles are […]
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With the exception of Spanish tile and metal roofs, asphalt shingles cover the majority of residential buildings. These shingles are […]
For Punch List Work and Small Jobs, the DeWalt 20V Max Roofing Nailer is a Huge Timesaver The DeWalt 20V […]
The last time we talked about roofing nailers, I told you that although there’s more variation among them than framing nailers, […]
Like its cousin the framing nailer, the roofing nailer is a staple of construction work. Unlike the collated nail stick […]
Senco has announced the expansion of its RoofPro series of coil nailers. The Senco RoofPro 445Xp shares many of the […]
As we’re fond of doing from time to time, we’ll take a tool and put it into the hands of […]
The DeWalt DWFP12658 15-Degree Coil Roofing Nailer weighs just under 5 lbs (4.85) and is designed to be a versatile […]
Roofing nailers come in many sizes and shapes. Bosch’s Coil Roofing Nailer RN175 provides several advantages that we wanted to test out in the field. By evaluating it in practical use we hoped to see whether this relative newcomer could compete in a market that has been dominated by a relatively small number of stand-out manufacturers for a long time. The attraction of Bosch’s new line of pneumatic tools includes the advanced technology they use in order to eliminate a lot of the volume typically required in order to reset the tool during each firing of the pneumatic piston. In the case of the RN175, we found that while the tool absolutely has less girth than many competing products, the tool still overall has an equivalent heft and bulk to many of its competitors.
It’s a safe bet that most nails driven on modern construction sites aren’t put there by a hammer. Framing, siding, […]
Two of Ridgid’s pneumatic products have been recalled due to a malfunctioning trigger assembly which could allow the tool to […]