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Old 09-03-2007, 04:47 PM   #1
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I just bought a craftsman framming nail gun (air). Ithought I got a good deal untill I went to buy plastic collated nails. The guy at lowes told me they are hard to find. Can I use wire or paper collated nails instead.
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Old 09-03-2007, 10:51 PM   #2
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lowes doesnt sell craftsman thats why most likely. Go to sears they will have it if its a craftsman product.

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Hi Harley,

All of my nail guns will accept and run either plastic, paper or wire as long as the strip angle is correct. I have been running these for about 8 or 9 years without a problem, no Craftsmans though.

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Hi Harley,

All of my nail guns will accept and run either plastic, paper or wire as long as the strip angle is correct. I have been running these for about 8 or 9 years without a problem, no Craftsmans though.

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Thank you I'll try them and let you know.
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Doesn't that nailer take the standard 20-22° full head nails? HD stocks Grip-Rite and Lowes has them under a different brand (same box though). They should be available everywhere.

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