http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/ Sun, 07 Nov 2010 09:05:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Melvin H. Sigrist Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:23:31 +0000 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/#comment-30 Really a great nailer. It does an excellent job and I would recommend it to anyone. Amazon's price was the best I found. I do feel Hitachi should furnish a case with it. Really a great nailer. It does an excellent job and I would recommend it to anyone. Amazon’s price was the best I found. I do feel Hitachi should furnish a case with it.

]]> http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/comment-page-1/#comment-29 George Merrill Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:24:40 +0000 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/#comment-29 This is my first nail gun.(Hitachi) It is understandable why modern carpenters use them, helps production and save elbows from a framing hammer. If you have one nail gun you'll probably buy finish guns also. This is my first nail gun.(Hitachi) It is understandable why modern carpenters use them, helps production and save elbows from a framing hammer. If you have one nail gun you’ll probably buy finish guns also.

]]> http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/comment-page-1/#comment-28 K. Trudeau Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:03:01 +0000 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/#comment-28 This is a replacement nail gun for me, and seems to work nicely. <br /> If you are thinking of using clipped head nails be aware that building codes in many areas do not allow them. <br /> And if you are thinking of using a framing nail gun for hangers, be aware that most counties require hardened nails, which require a different specialized nailer. I know first hand that correcting mistakes is much harder than doing it right the first time. <br /> I am dissapointed that Hitachi would not spend $1.00 more and include an air adapter, good glasses, and a little oil to nake the tool usable out of the box like most tools. Would be nicer still, for a few dolllars more if they included a sky hook and a case. I think it only makes advertising sense to see their name on empty cases and on glasses. <br /> I must have got a great deal as I only had to pay $202.00 on Amazon. <br /> The only thing I am not used to with this nailer is all the debris that comes out of the nose area and the sharp edges on the nail feeder. This is a replacement nail gun for me, and seems to work nicely.

If you are thinking of using clipped head nails be aware that building codes in many areas do not allow them.

And if you are thinking of using a framing nail gun for hangers, be aware that most counties require hardened nails, which require a different specialized nailer. I know first hand that correcting mistakes is much harder than doing it right the first time.

I am dissapointed that Hitachi would not spend $1.00 more and include an air adapter, good glasses, and a little oil to nake the tool usable out of the box like most tools. Would be nicer still, for a few dolllars more if they included a sky hook and a case. I think it only makes advertising sense to see their name on empty cases and on glasses.

I must have got a great deal as I only had to pay $202.00 on Amazon.

The only thing I am not used to with this nailer is all the debris that comes out of the nose area and the sharp edges on the nail feeder.

]]> http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/comment-page-1/#comment-27 L.V. Snyder Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:56:31 +0000 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/#comment-27 I'd give it a five, but I haven't had it long enough for it to prove its reliability. I was also a little miffed that I had to go find a air nipple for it before I could use it (it uses a bigger size - 3/8"?). If I don't get solidly behind the gun and the wood's hard (e.g., LVL), the nails sometimes don't sink completely. Otherwise, no jamming to complain about and the nails have been easy to find at Lowe's. I’d give it a five, but I haven’t had it long enough for it to prove its reliability. I was also a little miffed that I had to go find a air nipple for it before I could use it (it uses a bigger size – 3/8″?). If I don’t get solidly behind the gun and the wood’s hard (e.g., LVL), the nails sometimes don’t sink completely. Otherwise, no jamming to complain about and the nails have been easy to find at Lowe’s.

]]> http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/comment-page-1/#comment-26 John H. Little Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:31:06 +0000 http://www.airhandtools.com/hitachi-nr90ae-round-head-2-inch-to-3-12-inch-framing-nailer/#comment-26 This is my first experience with a framming nailer. I purchased the Hitachi based on the reviews I read. I worked great on the 3 1/4" nails. No skips, jams, etc. However, when I swithched to 2 3/8" it continuously skipped, to the point that I had to advance the nails manually after each "shot". I am thinking it may be the nails, because it seems to start at the end of a strip. However, the 2 3/8" nails are from the same manufacturer. I am satisfied with the time and labor savings I am experiencing using the nailer. Since I have no basis of comparison, I don't know if the Hitachi is any better or worse than the other models. This is my first experience with a framming nailer. I purchased the Hitachi based on the reviews I read. I worked great on the 3 1/4″ nails. No skips, jams, etc. However, when I swithched to 2 3/8″ it continuously skipped, to the point that I had to advance the nails manually after each “shot”. I am thinking it may be the nails, because it seems to start at the end of a strip. However, the 2 3/8″ nails are from the same manufacturer. I am satisfied with the time and labor savings I am experiencing using the nailer. Since I have no basis of comparison, I don’t know if the Hitachi is any better or worse than the other models.

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