🔨 Makita AN924 Circular Framing Nailer Review

IDK that's all about those reviews I've read about stuck nails or double shots. The thing works perfectly. That's a beast. I drill that danger into my rookie assistant by showing how far he can shoot a nail in the air. It can of course go through the leg or skull like butter. case accepted. I also bought a Makita roofing nailer from Home Depot as I saved $40 compared to Revain. An excellent workhorse. Never misfires, never jams. It made my life easier for my second roof change in 15 years. It's

Makita Engineering Perfection. I'm glad I went with it. It feels heavy (strong), BUT the post-load centrifugal weight distribution and the handgrip and trigger feel MUCH LIGHTER. In other words, it's so perfectly balanced that it doesn't feel like 8 pounds to the touch. I especially appreciate the top loading feature. trunk (suitcase). It is not advertised as having one. I wish Makita would suggest it, but it doesn't really hurt the surface I'm working on. It came with pneumatic oil, goggles…

Ok I'm not a framer but some jobs require framing. I had an old porter cable and it ended up dying in the middle of work. It's been repaired a few times already, so it's time to head to the graveyard. I saw this Makita for sale and took a chance as I am a huge Makita fan. At first it seemed big and heavy, but then I got used to it and fell in love with it. Yes, hose lugging sucks, but not as scary as the price of a new Paslode! Good nail capacity and ended up with several people using it…