💪 BOSTITCH Cordless Framing Nailer BCF30PTB: Unleash Power & Precision in Every Nail Review

I bought a Bostich nailer after my Dewalt nailer was stolen. I was under the impression that Bostich and Dewalt are from the same manufacturer, so I went with the cheaper one. BIG MISTAKE! Although the Dewalt does get stuck at times, this brush won't sink a nail more than two inches no matter what adjustments are made. Carry a hammer to finish pounding mail. Extremely disappointed and need to save up to get a Dewalt.

This powerful nailer was on target 85% of the time I built my booth. It's a little heavy but pushes through nails for framing as well as anything I've seen. Misfire used 1:10 times. This may be user error, but it simply means that the tool may require special handling. Without her I would never have mastered framing. However, be prepared for stuck nails. A crowbar and a hammer are sometimes still needed. A good tool and an indispensable helper for all DIY enthusiasts!

I've read a lot of reviews about underpowering. Yes, first I tried nailing some PT blocks to test it out. They were very dry after sitting in my shop for a couple of years and they definitely had problems with nail sinking, but they will work decent enough on fresh Doug 2x4 fir. . Then I realized that there was a switch behind the rafter hook to toggle between 2" on 3" nails and 3 1/4" on 3 1/2" nails. Set it to level 2 and now it's digging nails into my dry PT 2x4. It's hidden behind a rafter…