Lowes[lowes.com] has Paslode 3.25" 30-Degree Cordless Framing Nailer w/ Battery & Charger on sale for $279. Shipping is free.
This sale price is $20 lower than last month's Popular deal.
Product Info
Product Description:
The Paslode Cordless XPro Framing Nailer delivers power, performance, and comfort for framing applications, without the hassle of a hose and compressor. As the lightest cordless framing nailer available, it's easy and comfortable to use all day in sequential or bump fire actuation mode. It drives 2-in to 3-1/4-in 30 degree framing nails flush into the hardest framing materials, and will keep you running with 6, 000 shots per charge. It comes in a hard case with a battery, charger and safety glasses. Paslode XPRO 3-1/4-in 30 -Degree Cordless Roundhead Framing Nailer (Battery Included and Charger Included) | 906800
Product SKU:
5015044787_5015044787
UPC:
759501401143
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Got one of these two weeks ago and it already paid itself off in multiples. Don't hesitate or think twice... Just get it and thank me later!
Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
Got one of these two weeks ago and it already paid itself off in multiples. Don't hesitate or think twice... Just get it and thank me later!
Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
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do you have a link or more info about the metal connector? thanks
Honestly seems like a good deal. I would buy it if I didn't buy the Flex version a couple of weeks ago. The gas combustion on this one is slightly concerning because mine would be used mostly indoors. Paslode does have a good reputation though.
Honestly seems like a good deal. I would buy it if I didn't buy the Flex version a couple of weeks ago. The gas combustion on this one is slightly concerning because mine would be used mostly indoors. Paslode does have a good reputation though.
It uses a small butane cartridge. No more dangerous than a refillable lighter.
Honestly seems like a good deal. I would buy it if I didn't buy the Flex version a couple of weeks ago. The gas combustion on this one is slightly concerning because mine would be used mostly indoors. Paslode does have a good reputation though.
This paslode design has been around for at least 20 years. They work great indoors or out. The gas canisters are maybe a bit of a pain in that it's another thing to buy and make sure you have, but it decreases weight vs the strictly battery powered nailers and makes the batteries last a long time. As for the CO emissions indoors... You'd need to shoot thousands of nails to get any kind of buildup that might be the least bit dangerous
Got one of these two weeks ago and it already paid itself off in multiples. Don't hesitate or think twice... Just get it and thank me later!
Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
My two new favorite tools
I also would like to know what this metal connector is? can you please link it?
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Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
My two new favorite tools
Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
My two new favorite tools
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Also purchase the metal connector, didn't know such thing existed but had some extra change and was curious. Turned out it also paid itself off twice as I have a deck I was building by myself and without that thing it would have taken me a whole day with frustration nailing those connectors in or hire someone at $250 a day.
My two new favorite tools
I also would like to know what this metal connector is? can you please link it?
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