🏗️ Efficient Roofing Made Easy: Makita AN454 Coil Roofing Nailer Review

feels lighter than others and has rubber grips to keep it from slipping on the roof. It has slightly more recoil than the others but is still in phase pause. so far it has worked flawlessly and accurately

Lots of duplicate lights, multiple breaks to fix bad feed and dropped nails, lots of blanks and lots of crooked lights which was wasteful and my damaged shingles . At first I thought it was just my technique, but even a second person couldn't get the nailing tool to work reliably using quality 3/4" nails. I tried to love it, but I just couldn't. Would have one Supposed to be a very good nailer as I have two other great Makita nailers but unfortunately despite the unusually light finger…

very much, I think the belt hook with tool is a great bonus. Looks cool and doesn't slide much on the roof but crooked nails and as in another test very uneven nails. Chipouts and hammer hits put this Makita 454 on the not-so-great list. I've spent a lot of time making pressure and depth adjustments, but it's finicky about how hard it is to type. I chose Metabo and am very satisfied. 3 Bostitch 46-1 nailers didn't work, but 1 was better than Makita. I went back and forth with the…