It is fitted with a quick load rear access magazine and a two action nail feed; simply drop in the nails and pull back the feeder. I use Paslode nails and gas because this is much easier to get than Hitachi's own brand consumables. I had a GT90CH for 5 years as my main gun - more powerful than the equivalent (at the time) Paslode IM90 - and today I still have two Rawl WW90CH guns (one fairly new, the other a bit of a nail). The Hitachi NR90GC2/J8 Cordless Clipped Head Framing Nailer is at the forefront of cordless nailer technology and as such incorporates many features unmatched by its rivals.

They mention that its a really cheap nail gun, the best on the market, and that it does the job easily. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I have been using it and noticed that the fan was running slower than usual so I replaced the battery with a freshly charged one but the fan continued to run slow and then stopped and now nothing.

Before hiring, we must have 2 forms of ID with proof of address, and we will also take a 100 deposit. Takes a zero degree plastic collated strip nail with a nail length variation from 15mm through to 40mm. Li-ion batteries, for instance, and gives you mains power without the hassle of cords, as well as extra safety with no trailing leads.

If you insist on a gas nailer (but TBH, I wouldn't) then I'd look at either the Senco GT90CH or the near identical Rawl WW90CH (which have interchangeable parts, in the main because they come from the same factory in Taiwan). In 10 plus years I've needed 4 replacement batteries, one charger and an igniter board ( under warranty). g. if you book a rental for on Monday evening for Wednesday morning), then this cooling-off period does not apply. On 1st unboxing I thought it seemed quite heavy (more similar to an sds drill than a cordless tool) however it is very well balanced and comfortable to use in either hand all day long. The Hitachi NR90GC2 Gas Clipped Head Strip Framing Nail fires up to 1,200 nails per fuel cell and has a high driving power of 90 Joules.

Occasionally if i depress the nose the fan will run very slowly and then stop, switched batteries to the original now charged and still the same. The Hitachi NT65GB Cordless Angled Finishing Nailer (16g) is perfect for jobs in hard to reach areas and with its lightweight and compact 1.

it has fired 1 nail properly, and a few others that barely penetrated the wood and gave a very hard kick back. it was a decent nailer but not great, it really slips quite a bit and you end up having a lot of mis fires, around 20%.It has tons of power, when I first switched from 50mm to 90mm nails I adjusted the dial to full power (seeing as 90mm is the largest nail it takes) but it buried the head about 25mm deep. A single battery seems to last a day which was a nice surprise, as I thought they would drain much quicker in a gasless gun. This HiKOKI gas nailer is the successor to the Hitachi NR90GC2 Nailgun and features a high visibility magazine and easy access fuel cell chamber.