So @BoschTools and @DEWALTtough both have new fuel gauge batteries. Do you think @MakitaTools will join the party?
Are you still using a hammer to drive your nails? Well stop. Pneumatic nailers are easier and faster to use, and with advancements in technology, they are becoming more and more affordable for even the lightest users. Plus, your purple thumb will thank you.
Campbell Hausfeld is a huge name when it comes to air tools. They make just about everything air tool related and they have just announced 3 new air nailers. "After extensive consumer research, we set out to totally redesign the tools so they make it just as easy to get professional results for the first-time user as they do for the professional. These new nailers have numerous innovative features that do just that." said Chuck Shoemaker, director of new product development for Campbell Hausfeld.
- Framing Nailer (Model CHN70899) 34 degree clipped head nailer uses 2" to 3-1/2" nails from .113 - .131 in. diameter.
- Finish Nailer (Model CHN70699) 15-gauge 35 degree angled nailer uses 1" to 2-1/2" nails.
- Brad Nailer (Model CHN70299) 18-gauge straight nailer uses 5/8" to 2" nails.
The three new nails guns have a number of features usually only found in professional nail guns. Features such as anti-dry fire, which prevents the gun from firing when it is out of nails. A quick clear latch makes it easy to clear a nail jam if it occurs. Some of the brand new nail gun features include a laser dot that will help the user place the nail right where they want it. When installing millwork, it is always best to attach your trim to wooden studs, the 15 gauge nailer has a built in stud finder that eliminates the need for an extra stud finder.
For more information on the Campbell Hausfeld nailers visit www.chnailers.com.
