Bostitch N88WW Nailers

 

 

If you're looking for the latest must-have tools to use on your job-site, then the Stanley Bostitch N88WW Nail Gun is just the thing! Looking at many nail guns, they all start to look alike. Since form follows function, they all have the same basic design. But once you start using them, all the small differences will be magnified.

Owning the Stanley Bostitch N88WW Nail Gun makes all the difference. Job sites are a tough, busy environment, and tools will be dropped every once in a while. If you buy a plastic or fiberglass bodied nailer, you had better pray for a safe landing, because their fragile bodies won't appreciate hitting the floor.

The Stanley Bostitch N88WW Nail Gun is just a little bit heavy, but it has a very sturdy construction and performs its job with ease. I have three of the Stanley Bostitch N88WW Nail Guns for my work crews, and they're not always as gentle with the company equipment as they should be.

 

Still, in just over a year, I've only ever had to fix one of these nail guns, and it certainly wasn't from being dropped. Replacing the affordably priced trigger valve was a breeze. It took about five minutes, and the new valve conveniently came with its own tool to remove the set pins.

There hasn't been a single problem, other than the occasional nail jam, which any nail gun has. Just disconnect the air hose and pry the jammed nail out with a screw driver. The Stanley Bostich N88WW Nail Gun holds approximately 100 nails in its clip at a time, giving you plenty of time between reloads so it doesn't interrupt your groove.

This nail gun has a straight head, which sometimes makes it a little difficult to apply nails in tight corners, but that's no reason to double your expenses by purchasing a special nail gun just to do corners. Maintanence is crucial for all of your air tools.

The pressure safety requires ten pounds of pressure before it will fire, preventing the operator from shooting multiple nails- the primary cause of nail jams- or simply misfiring. It is the same with the guard; it's there to prevent firing the nail gun until it is placed against its target.

The Stanley Bostitch N88WW Nail Gun is a dependable tool sold at a reasonable price. It might be a bit heavy-duty for the average homeowner, but builders and wood crafters alike will find that it saves them valuable time and money.