Cloueuse de toiture pour clous en bobine 20V MAX avec moteur sans balai

I bought this with the hopes of adding it to my Dewalt tool arsenal. First time using it this past week was for a 6’ wood privacy fence to attach the pickets. It jammed over and over. Even had a nail get lodged behind the piston and had to disassemble the whole thing. May be lacking power to shoot the nails? Going to try some other brand of nails in it to see if it helps. I was using Dewalt branded nails. If that doesn’t help plan to return.

I'm in the pole barn industry. I bought this nail gun to attach insolation blanket. The bottom of the blanket must be attached with roof nails as there is metal trim overlapping the bottom purlin. Prior to discovering this gun it was all hand nailed as dragging a compressor hose down 100 plus foot building isn't practical. I'm now using this nail gun to apply all trim on the unexposed flanges.

Purchased this roofing nailer to attach Durock to wood studs. Worked ok for a few clips of nails. Jammed up due to the wire in the coils & has gotten to the point that I can hand nail faster. The flexible plastic nail cover is great except it has a spot for easy open. Which does no good because you still have to use the metal clip to load nails. If they can fix that. It would be fantastic

If your using this product for any other applications such as flooring/wall underlayment use screws(duh),buy a flooring screwdriver! If your using cement fiber siding use a siding nailer(duh). If you think this product will be an all purpose tool for everything I recommend you change occupations for being to naive and not following installation recommendations this may void any warranties!!!

I bought this nailer as soon It came out to try out and is fantastic I do roofing. I use for drip edge for flashing to lay valley metal and to nail 1 to 2 squares of shingles I would like to see a flexvolt version of it lighter and able to shoot 7 nails per second a nailer that we could use all day and get rid of those hoses over all I'm very satisfied with my nailer

I was very impressed with this nailer. The first thing you’ll notice when you unpack it is that it is a beast. It comes in at 8.2 pounds with the included 2.0ah battery and a coil of 1” roofing nails (by my scale). Loading the nails is pretty easy and you are ready to shoot. On the nose of the nailer is a wheel to control depth of drive. Even when on the lowest setting it embedded the heads into my test stud. I also tried it on a roof mockup of OSB and it worked better (see photo). Battery life was terrific, I shot over 100 nails (1” electro-galvanized) and it still showed full power (3 green bars on battery). Rapid fire was not a problem the nailer, it never hesitated. It is quite heavy. I don’t see it for all day use. But on a small repair job or on that precariously steep roof, working without a hose is very convenient. I’m sure they will continue to get lighter. But this first generation DeWalt roofing nailer is almost a home run. B+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have now used this cordless roofer for a variety of smaller jobs at work. Really helps shingling sheds and smaller roofs as no need for a compressor and hoses all over the place. Also helps with siding attachments to install vinyl siding. It is a little on the heavy side but aside from that meets all the requirements you would need it to.

I own rentals and a small property maintenance company. This 20V roofing nailer is perfect for repairs and laying down a square or so of new shingles. I don’t mind the extra weight. The convenience of not dragging a compressor and hose with me to do a repair job for outweighs any cons of this product.