Cheap Akuzuki Top Quality 2-in-1 Pneumatic Hardwood Floor Flooring Air Cleat Nailers and Stapler – Review & Rating
- Drives from 1.5″ to 2″ standard 15.5 Gaugle Staples
- Drives from 1.5″ to 2″ standard 16 Gauge “L” Cleat Nails
- Ergonomic design with longer handle for ease of operation. Hardened driver blade for longer life.
- Composite base to eliminate scratch and damage to the surface of the wood.
- Non-Marring base is designed to allow driving of fastener close to wall.
Can be used on 1/2″, 5/8″ and 25/32″ floor thickness,
,Magazine Capacity (Staples): 100 PCS,
,Magazine Capacity (Cleat Nails): 120 PCS,
,Operation Pressure: 60-115 PSI,
,Purchase Includes: Flooring Cleat Nailer/Stapler Gun. High Quality Mallet. Regulation Eye Goggles. Air Tool oil. Extra Non-Marring Base Plate Cover. Hex Wrenches.
List Price: $ 599.95
Solid floor nailer,
I’m doing a hardwood flooring with 5/8″ thick mahogany solid wood on a
couple of rooms. Because the rooms are not flat (both have a couple of
steps) it took 8 days to finish the flooring and renting was as expensive
as buying one. (checked HomeDepot $35/day and another rental company $30/day)
It looks like Porter-Cable FCN200 seems to be very popular, but over $300
made me hesitant. I seriously considered Bostitch MFN200 Manual Flooring
Cleat Nailer, but after a lot of questions to Bostitch and a couple of
dealers, I found out that it can be used only fo 3/4″ thick floorings.
So, I went with this pneumatic floor nailer.
I ordered the one that can be used for cleat nails only, but what I
received was for both cleat nails as well as staples, which was a nice
surprise. People said cleat nails would be more strong in terms of holding
the panels to the sub-floor and I ordered bostitch nails at amazon.
Shipping was pretty quick – delivered in 2 days from the order – and the
tools is very solid. 3-4 panels had the nails bent between the panel and
sub floor, maybe because the nailer was not placed correctly. Otherwise,
it worked pretty well.
It has several pad that can be used for different thickness of the
floorings, which was really good for me.
Overall, at this price, this cannot go wrong at all and much better
solution than renting one.
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|Great Flooring Nailer,
I just finished my hardwood flooring project using this nailer. It turned out fantastic. This nailer is solid and durable and during the installation of about 1200 sqft, never had a single issue of any kind.
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|lots of bang for the buck,
I got this instead of renting one from a local improvement store. I knew I would spend more renting given my time constraints. I used it to lay about 200 square feet of red oak. I had two misfires, but they were my fault. I ran through 1600+ nails without a jam otherwise. The build quality is not the same as the $4-500 name brand units, but it’s not bad, and for me it doesn’t matter how the nail gets into the board as long is it gets there. The depth in red oak was perfect, I only hand set a couple where the angle was getting awkward in a corner, and I couldn’t strike the head properly.
It was leaking air at first, but tightening down the bolts with the supplied wrench took care of that (several tools are supplied). There were no torque values indicated, so I used “common sense” torque to avoid warping anything. The shoe on the bottom is maybe not perfectly square, but it was never an issue. It would probably benefit from forcing on a bicycle handle grip for comfort, mine was wrapped in a foam tape.
I intend to use this tool for two more rooms, and I feel like it was a good value. It paid for itself in the first room for me, but again, I had only a couple hours per day window to work. I would recommend this item to anyone who wants to take their time without rushing a rental clock. It performed as expected, no complaints. I used 2″ Bostitch L nails, but it can handle staples as well.
No problems with the order, the shipping was quick, everything was included.
4 stars instead of 5 due to build quality imperfections, having to tighten up bolts which should have been tested at the factory.
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