Paslode 900420 Cordless IMCT Framing Nailer

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Brand: Paslode
Manufacturer: Paslode
Model: 900420

Features
Compatible with Full & Clipped Head 2-inch to 3-1/4-inch nails Depth-of-drive adjustment; high-visibility load magazine; long, narrow nose Comfortable "sure grip" and soft trigger Includes battery, charger, belt hanger, plastic carrying case, safety goggles; optional fuel cell not included 12 inches; 6.9 pounds with battery; 5-year warranty

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Editorial Reviews:

The Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer allows professionals the convenience and portability of a professional grade nailer without the hassles of a hose and compressor. Paslode cordless uses a patented fuel + battery system which results in an innovative, compact lightweight tool that deliver exceptional power and performance. The Paslode cordless framing nailer drives 2-inch to 3-1/4-inch Paslode round drive offset round head nails with .113 - .131 diameter shanks. Use Paslode red fuel item no. 816000 with the Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer. Paslode cordless red framing fuel cells drive up to 1,200 nails per cell and the battery drives up to 4.000 nails per charge. The Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer fits between 16-inch on-center joists, studs and roof trusses, allowing you to work comfortably in cramped, overhead and other hard-to-reach areas. Use the Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer for building: joists, rafters, stairs, sheathing, flooring, roof decking, bridging and soffits. The Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer is also great for service and punch-out work, the Paslode 900420 cordless framing nailer framing nailer comes with a hard-sided carrying case, 6-volt rechargeable battery, 2-hour ac battery charger, safety glasses, quick reference setup and cleaning guides. Nails and fuel are sold separately. Paslode cordless has over 20 years of experience working with professionals and responding to their demands for superior power and performance in lightweight compact size tools. Paslode cordless is the only proven non-pneumatic option for professional remodelers, carpenters and contractors. From frame to finish, Paslode cordless offers a complete line of cordless power fastening systems to meet the needs of the professional.

User Comments about the Paslode 900420 Cordless IMCT Framing Nailer

Takes ten seconds to pull from my truck and bring into action. Bought one last fall and have fired several cases of nails through it on an extensive garage remodel and several other projects with no malfunctions even in temperatures down to 20 degrees and after dropping 15 feet on to concrete a couple times. The air powered nailers we have barely get used anymore. Not for high production framing but if you carry all your tools in a tightly (un)organized compact truck and need a do it all nailgun this is it. Setting up a compressor and dragging air hoses around crowded job sites and climbing on icy staging are things of the past and I love the combo rafter/belt hook.

However, I needed a nailer for nailing plywood in a freezer at 0-5 below. With the fork-lift traffic, hoses and cords were out of the question. The will-fits tend to jam up. I'm a professional, and can't recommend this as a production nailer. This tool performed admirably, though I recommend sticking to the Paslode nails.

And in really cold weather it doesn't have the power for framing. This wasn't a walk-in freezer. It's three times the size of a football field. So I nailed a lot of plywood and 1 by 6s, driving probably 200,000 nails.

The Paslode 900420 Cordless nail is a must have tool for framing and fence building. Takes a lickin and keeps on firing. Works great. Supplies are easy to find.

(The "thin air" up here just doesn't have the kick needed to drive anything longer) If these were hand-drives, that would be no big deal, but as many know, gun nails can be difficult to set (they like to bend.). Nice product, but not for high elevations. Building in the high country of Colorado (9,000') found the gun to be less than useful at anything longer than a 2 3/8" nail. This won't effect a lot of users, but it is worth mentioning to those who may purchase the gun to use at altitude. Anything longer than that requires additional nail setting with your hammer.

You can drive as many nails as you want as quickly as you can press the gun into position to fire. Too many bad reviews on the Hitachi. Every framing gun that I have used was always a little heavier than you want and this one is no exception. I'm getting a little long in the tooth for construction projects but I decided to build a new garage anyway. Dragging a compressor around did not appeal to me. It was between the Hitachi and the Paslode. I wish the magazine could hold more nails. I am glad I purchased the nailer and my garage walls are standing because of it.

I struggled with which nailer to buy so I could avoid the tendon strains and sore muscles from using a hammer. I bought the Paslode and have run a half box each of 3" and 2" nails through it. Can't wait for the trusses to arrive. The depth adjustment is terrific and simple.