💪 Powerful and Reliable Valu Air CN45C 4 Inch Roofing Nailer: Enhance Your Roofing Projects Review

I can't say I didn't like something. This tool worked flawlessly for me when allocating my 1200 acre roof. I had a Hitachi and my Valu Air. I loaded them up and when one was empty I grabbed the other and moved on. If you're a pro I can't tell you how it will work for you. But as a homeowner looking for value and reliability, I would suggest giving it a try. Apparently the money is to blame. IMHO.

I bought this to do a DIY roof for a garage under construction. I'm not a professional roofer, so this weapon is used from time to time. I've driven a few thousand 1 1/2 inch nails and have never snagged or doubled up. With this gun you control the depth of the nail by adjusting the up/down pressure in the tank. Not as handy as the dial on the gun itself. I tear down DaVinci Shake clapboards that are thicker than asphalt. I'd say I have to use a hammer for about 3% of the nails that didn't go…

Bought for a small project (installing side walls and roof for an 8x14 barn). It appears to be a well made product. Fell off a barn roof a few times, no damage. It worked well enough to complete the job. He seemed a little picky about shooting or not. Maybe that was because of how firmly it was nailed to the material being nailed. Although there have been a few instances where it only activated after I removed and reconnected the air hose; I'm not sure if this actually did anything or if it was