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18465 Framing Nailer Review

This framing nailer from Craftsman is a decent, basic stick nailer

By Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

This is a decent, basic stick nailer. Depth is adjusted with an Allen screw.

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Editor Test Results:

Overall RatingN/A
Driving PowerB (based on driving into LVLs)

Manufacturer Specifications:

ManufacturerCraftsman
Manufacturer's Web Sitewww.craftsman.com
Manufacturer's Phone Number800-697-3277
Weight8 lb. 12.4 oz.
DimensionsN/A
Nail SizesN/A
Nail CapacityN/A
Nail TypeN/A
Safety GuardN/A
Special FeaturesAdjustable air deflector
Triggering ConfigurationBounce/single
Triggering ConfigurationBounce/single

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