🔨 BOSTITCH 2-Inch to 4-Inch Siding Nailer Review

Live in the cedar tile part of the house and not ready to nail them. I considered securing them with medium sized staples, but stainless steel was hard to come by. I'm glad to know that Bostitch now makes a side nailer instead of hammering in 1-3/4 inch stainless steel ring nails like I've used with a hammer in the past. The device is lightweight, easy to boot and works right out of the box. . Be sure to read the loading instructions as you will need to adjust the bottom of the nail magazine to

I ordered these on Friday evening and they were delivered on Monday! I have had several other nail guns but this is my first Bostitch. It was easy to load and easy to adjust to drive 2" galvanized nails into 1/2" OSB, driving each nail to the perfect depth easily and evenly. It comes with two triggers: a pistol-mounted black trigger and a gray sequential fire trigger that you can easily replace with a single trigger if you wish. The default black trigger works great for me as you can still…

I had moderate water damage outside my home that needed repairs. I have cedar paneling. I replaced a few clapboards here and there, but only by hand. Due to the size of this project and other future projects (fence renovation, barn) I wanted to invest in a facade nailer. As a homeowner/do-it-yourselfer, I didn't want to spend a small fortune on a tool that doesn't get used all that often. For most things, not all, I feel like you get what you pay for. At first I tried to find a used nailer but…