If you own or have ever used a Cadex 23.223.30 or .35, what do you
like/dislike about it?
Any trouble with jamming?
Do the heads of the 1-3/16" or longer pins sit below the surface of
maple or oak? ie, are the pin ends driven in at least a 64th, using the
recommended air pressure? What air pressure have you had to use to sink
those pins?
Does the pinner mar the surface?
Is Grex identical to Cadex, as a salesman told me?
If you got a good deal on the nailer, where did you purchase it?
Dave
JGS wrote:
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>> Any trouble with jamming? - Never
>>
>> Do the heads of the 1-3/16" or longer pins sit below the surface of
>> maple or oak? ie, are the pin ends driven in at least a 64th, using the
>> recommended air pressure? What air pressure have you had to use to sink
>> those pins?- No problem with setting below the surface. Sorry I cannot
>> remember the operating PSI.
>>
>> Does the pinner mar the surface? Not a bit. In most cases we don't
>> even try filling the hole as it is difficult to see unless you are
>> looking specifically for it.
>>
>> Is Grex identical to Cadex, as a salesman told me? I think it is.
>>
>> If you got a good deal on the nailer, where did you purchase it? I
>> bought a couple of guns at the same time from a distributor in Canada
>> and got an OK deal but nothing worth writing home about. Floyd Tools
>> was about the lowest ijnternet price I found at the time.
>>
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> It is one sweet tool. JG
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Thank you for replying, JG! sounds great.
dave
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> Any trouble with jamming? - Never
>
> Do the heads of the 1-3/16" or longer pins sit below the surface of
> maple or oak? ie, are the pin ends driven in at least a 64th, using the
> recommended air pressure? What air pressure have you had to use to sink
> those pins?- No problem with setting below the surface. Sorry I cannot
> remember the operating PSI.
>
> Does the pinner mar the surface? Not a bit. In most cases we don't even
> try filling the hole as it is difficult to see unless you are looking
> specifically for it.
>
> Is Grex identical to Cadex, as a salesman told me? I think it is.
>
> If you got a good deal on the nailer, where did you purchase it? I bought
> a couple of guns at the same time from a distributor in Canada and got an
> OK deal but nothing worth writing home about. Floyd Tools was about the
> lowest ijnternet price I found at the time.
It is one sweet tool. JG
>
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<br>maple or oak? ie, are the pin ends driven in at least a 64th,
using the
<br>recommended air pressure? What air pressure have you had to use
to sink
<br>those pins?-<font size=+1> No problem with setting below the surface.
Sorry I cannot remember the operating PSI.</font>
<p>Does the pinner mar the surface? <font size=+1>Not a bit. In most cases
we don't even try filling the hole as it is difficult to see unless you
are looking specifically for it.</font>
<p>Is Grex identical to Cadex, as a salesman told me?<font size=+1> I think
it is.</font>
<p>If you got a good deal on the nailer, where did you purchase it? <font size=+1>I
bought a couple of guns at the same time from a distributor in Canada and
got an OK deal but nothing worth writing home about. Floyd Tools
was about the lowest ijnternet price I found at the time. </font></blockquote>
<p><br>It is one sweet tool. JG
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