🔨 LOCKER CN64A3 Heavy Concrete Nailer: Unrivaled Performance and Durability Review

Just bought a new one. Apply a few drops of oil, load the nails and try to attach the 5/8" plywood to the concrete masonry block, which is about 1500 psi compared to 3000 for the concrete slab, but the 2" nail doesn't flush and driven about 1 psi /4". the nail was exposed. Increased the pressure to the maximum but 3/8" of the nails still didn't drive. Contacted the seller who contacted the manufacturer. The manufacturer says plywood is more durable than wooden planks. Even if it is, you can…

Gun worked perfectly. It's amazing that this pistol costs less than $90. So far I've actually gotten my money's worth. I drove the nails into 3/4" wood and then into the cement and cement block. I used 2 and 1/2 nails because I also had 3/4 hardboard insulation between them. I had to do the PSI for the first three nails but after that I never had a problem installing the 400 linear feet of 3/4 strapping that held the 3/4 insulation and the strapping also held the 3/4 plywood shelves These T…

Bought to do carpeting for a friend. I did carpeting about a decade ago and my partner had a T-nailer that worked great but I've had no luck getting one like finding the one he had.Due to health reasons I couldn't complete this setup and didn't have time to use the gun until after the return period.First of all,this thing is huge.-The nail gun I've used in the past had about the size of a typical nail/staple gun.It's so big that the head of the gun hits the wall before you can point it…