It’s a lot lighter than the Milwaukee and a lot cheaper www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTV1DCW2/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_00JR115MHZSRAHHZ696G?linkCode=ml2&tag=geoffreys.lar-20
Good video. Wish you could have gotten your hands on the new Xpro for a more truly apples to apples comparison. The more lightweight compact design of the paslode makes it a winner to me though. If clipped head nails are allowed by code in your area I would definitely go for 30 over 21. The plastic collation comes back and hits me in the face when I have to use a 21 degree gun.
Hey mate, I bumped to one of the paslode framing nailer for $200 at lowes, the other day, but I didn't get it. just thinking about $15 each fuel every 600 nails. (I buy in bulk (4,000 nails per boxes) almost like $75 bucks in just fuel. i like milwaukee, but it does require servicing after a while. On the other hand, the dewalt gun it just keeps going and going as long as you have batteries and nails. I did have a small issue at one point. (stopped sinking nails) I took it apart and cleaned it, and that was it. shoots nails like if it was new again. But in all seriousness, I prefer pneumatics if I am machine gunning all day. I use cordless for small projects. (Like 100 nails or so)
I have a Milwaukee 30 degree sitting in a box right now trying to decide about the Paslode. The weight difference alone is significant enough to justify the $150 more. My concern is the carbon monoxide emissions from the fuel cell on the Paslode as I would be using it exclusively inside for renovations. Wondering how strong the odor is when using it inside. Safety instructions say a "well ventilated area", but in Northeast winter I do not think the homeowners would like the windows left open to use a tool. So if you have used it inside how bad is the gas odor?
I don’t think it is any more than a plumber who uses a torch to sweat pipes…or a chef who uses a butane torch to burn sugar….so unless you are in a seriously small confined space you won’t notice it
@@florinelr8154 the nice thing is they sell a nail and fuel refill cell in the same container…and it usually runs out when you run out of nails…smart. amzn.to/4gpOeK9
Good Video. Trying to decide on the metabo since it’s on sale right now.
It’s a lot lighter than the Milwaukee and a lot cheaper www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTV1DCW2/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_00JR115MHZSRAHHZ696G?linkCode=ml2&tag=geoffreys.lar-20
Me too
Good video. Wish you could have gotten your hands on the new Xpro for a more truly apples to apples comparison.
The more lightweight compact design of the paslode makes it a winner to me though. If clipped head nails are allowed by code in your area I would definitely go for 30 over 21. The plastic collation comes back and hits me in the face when I have to use a 21 degree gun.
Hey mate, I bumped to one of the paslode framing nailer for $200 at lowes, the other day, but I didn't get it. just thinking about $15 each fuel every 600 nails. (I buy in bulk (4,000 nails per boxes) almost like $75 bucks in just fuel.
i like milwaukee, but it does require servicing after a while. On the other hand, the dewalt gun it just keeps going and going as long as you have batteries and nails. I did have a small issue at one point. (stopped sinking nails) I took it apart and cleaned it, and that was it. shoots nails like if it was new again. But in all seriousness, I prefer pneumatics if I am machine gunning all day. I use cordless for small projects. (Like 100 nails or so)
I have a Milwaukee 30 degree sitting in a box right now trying to decide about the Paslode. The weight difference alone is significant enough to justify the $150 more. My concern is the carbon monoxide emissions from the fuel cell on the Paslode as I would be using it exclusively inside for renovations. Wondering how strong the odor is when using it inside. Safety instructions say a "well ventilated area", but in Northeast winter I do not think the homeowners would like the windows left open to use a tool. So if you have used it inside how bad is the gas odor?
I don’t think it is any more than a plumber who uses a torch to sweat pipes…or a chef who uses a butane torch to burn sugar….so unless you are in a seriously small confined space you won’t notice it
Hello sir, How many nails can you shoot with a single gas cylinder with paslode ? Thank you
Hey. Florine
1200 nails with each cylinder.
I hope this answer your question.
I’m a GC.
@@florinelr8154 the nice thing is they sell a nail and fuel refill cell in the same container…and it usually runs out when you run out of nails…smart. amzn.to/4gpOeK9
What about the FLEX nailer?
I havent tried that one