TM TV: Paslode CF-325 Cordless Nailer Demo
If you’re wondering exactly how an “internal combustion” cordless nailer works, Sean’s here to show you. He walks you through the basics, then drives a few nails to give you a feel for the nailer.
If you’re wondering exactly how an “internal combustion” cordless nailer works, Sean’s here to show you. He walks you through the basics, then drives a few nails to give you a feel for the nailer.
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Texas, Fence, First thing that came to mind: http://tinyurl.com/58jesu
@Eric: Having grown up in small-town Texas, I can say for certain that that image you linked is no joke. Really.
While this model seems to be unavailable as yet at most of the outlets that I tried – Paslode make the claim that this uses a new fuel cell – differnt loading method and a new easier way to break the tool down for maintenance. We have 11 Paslode Cordless trim nailers – and our only issue is that they need a bit of regular maintenace to clean and re-lubricate the piston.
Has anyone actually put this CF-325 model to use yet – such that they can give a user’s perspective?
I guess these things are pretty noisy. Are the ‘corded’ versions quiter?