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Have any of you guys tried the new Accuset brad and finish nailers and compressor. A woodworker store near me has the set including the 2h.p./ 3 gallon compressor, 25 ft of hose, and a 18 gauge brad nailer for $299.
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Mark,
Further down this folder there is a short discussion on Accuset Nailers. Also if you click on the "Search" button at the top of this page, type in "accuset" for other discussions...jim
*Hi Mark, I own the trim nailer. I wanted a Senco, but couldn't afford it. I love the Accuset. It has only jammed once in 2 years. One thing- change the Torx set screws to something with an Allen head. This is at the front of the gun where the pin comes out. I took the front of the gun apart, and stripped the damn thing. The Allen screw will make it easier.
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Have any of you guys tried the new Accuset brad and finish nailers and compressor. A woodworker store near me has the set including the 2h.p./ 3 gallon compressor, 25 ft of hose, and a 18 gauge brad nailer for $299.