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Jimfish

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  1. Interesting to note that the one you linked above is 230v and 50 Hz which should work in Aus.
  2. Yeah I knew they were expensive.the one I googled had 4 outlets, 2 high pressure and 2 standard. It's not really the high pressure I'm after but the size and weight will help with fitting all my gear in the ute. Just not sure if a small compressor like that will keep the air up to 2 framing guns.
  3. G'day guys. Looking to replace my air compressor and come across the max high pressure one. Are any contractors using these ? Curious to know if they will keep up with 2 framing guns going at the same time.
  4. G'day Toolman, I had a lot of trouble with this happening in the older nailers and found it was when using non genuine nails such as Paslode or spotnails. I now only use dewalt brand nails and in approx 20,000 nails have had very few misfires with my new dcn660s. Cheers Jim
  5. Ordered 2 today, expected to be in stock at the end of November . Come with a multi tool included. Looking forward to the review Hugh.
  6. It's now available for pre order in Australia with a delivery date of early December . The price is $799 AU with 2 5ah batteries charger and an 18v multi tool or 10.8v drill via redemption.
  7. Framer I have the older version of these guns and have found it a vast improvement on the paslode. We use it for fitting out houses and find it gives a much more consistent depth of drive than the paslode as well as virtually no maintenance. I can't wait for this to be available in Australia and hope they are as good and reliable as the older version.
  8. Not being launched into Australia until November according to the dewalt Facebook page. Not Happy
  9. We don't use coil nailers in Australia for framing .The coil nailers I'm talking about is the AN611. We use them mainly for nailing off bracing ply, cladding , decking and nailing off straps and tie downs. The older of the guns would be 8 or 9 years old and is only recently showing signs of wear. I bought a senco about a year ago but rarely use it as I like the Makitas better.
  10. I have two of the Makita coil nailers and they have been fantastic guns
  11. My tool supplier told me they are expecting stock in Australia next month.
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