Paslode F250S PP-500855 Positive Placement Review

Excellent tool. I wouldn't have built a house without him. You can connect an entire house of Simpsons devices faster than manually. When ricocheting, remember a few rules: work at a reasonable speed, use the nailer in tight turns, use goggles, and don't shoot when another crew is directly in the ricochet's path. You'll still occasionally bounce because it's too tempting to increase your speed. Paslode nails work better than third party nails - they are less sticky. However, nails can be…

Typical Paslode design, developed for professionals and has stood the test of time. The solid construction makes the Nail Puller a little heavier than the Bostitch, but your forearms still need a workout and it's built to last. Huge time saver for joist hangers or other metal connectors. Works great, never bounces if used properly - get comfortable with this, don't move too fast and as another reviewer said make sure you put a little elbow in your place. It definitely drives the nail to where…

I make money in construction and switched to this gun as our old one finally gave up. It was a bit strange at first switching to this weapon after using so much with the positive nail placement design. But I got used to it quickly and now I like it a bit more. It seemed that with this design and the inability to see where the nail went, there were more chances for a ricochet. However, I had no problem getting nails shot in my face. The nails seem to stay on track better, I think this is because