MAKITA 3-1/2" Framing Nailer, 34 Deg. Clipped Head

Lightweight Magnesium Body, Designed to run all 30-34 Degree Framing Nails, 360 Degree Exhaust, Dual Action Fire Mode, Anti Dry Firing Mode, Depth control Dial, Contoured Handle, Comfort Rubber Grip, Tangle free Hose Swivel.

The DEWALT DW325PT 33-degree Paper Tape Framing Nailer features a compact design for tight jobsite applications. It offers a tool-free depth of drive adjustment for framing and sheathing applications, along with a selectable trigger for easy change between sequential and contact modes. An internal air filter helps prevent jobsite debris from entering into the engine. It also has a tool-free adjustable rafter hook for safety and convenience. This nailer is powerful enough to drive into engineered lumber. Includes: Stapler, -in male air fitting, and manual.

The DEWALT DWF83C coil framing nailer allows you to keep working with a 200-nail magazine. Lightweight yet powerful DEWALT Framing Nailers are capable of sinking fasteners into the hardest building material. Combining extreme durability with features like tool-free indexed depth setting, integrated rafter hooks and easy jam clearing, DEWALT Nailers are certain to be the pro's choice.

The pneumatic Husky 34 Degree Framing nailer can handle any project involving framing, sub-floors, decking, fencing and more. The DPFR3490 has quality internal components including a 360 degree adjustable exhaust, 1 piece drive blade, Teflon O-rings, an anti-dry fire mechanism to add life to the tool as well as an anodized aluminum magazine for increased durability. An easy to use two finger depth adjustment dial allows for quick, tool-free adjustments to nail depth. The framing nailer features a magnesium constructed body to reduce weight, resulting in less fatigue during use. The no-mar tip, which is removable to expose teeth for toe nailing, will prevent damager to a work surface. The DPFR3490 will drive 30-34 degree clipped head, paper collated framing nails ranging from 2 - 3 1/2 inch and boasts the versatility to fire nails sequentially or rapidly.