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Makita's range of nail and staple guns in the UK includes both corded and cordless models. Some of the popular models available in the UK include the AF506N, a pneumatic brad nailer that can drive 18-gauge nails from 15mm to 50mm in length, and the DST221Z, a cordless stapler that can drive 18-gauge staples from 10mm to 22mm in length. These tools are designed for various woodworking and construction applications and are known for their durability, reliability, and performance. They often come with features such as tool-free depth adjustment, easy jam clearance, and ergonomic designs for comfort during use.
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Many of Makita's nail and staple guns feature tool-free depth adjustment, allowing for precise control over nail or staple depth.
In the event of a jammed nail or staple, Makita's nail and staple guns often have a quick-release feature that allows for easy jam removal.
Many models feature rubberized grips that provide greater comfort and control during use.
Some models have trigger locks that prevent accidental firing.
Some models feature a quick-release nose design that allows for easy access to the nail or staple chamber for maintenance or clearing of jams.
Some models have a dry fire lockout feature that prevents firing when the nail or staple magazine is empty.
Makita offers nail and staple guns that can handle various nail and staple sizes and gauges, providing greater versatility for different projects.
Some of our best-selling Makita nailers and staplers include:
Check out some of our most popular Makita ranges we stock at Toolden:
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The main difference between a brad nailer and a finish nailer is the size and gauge of the nails they use. Brad nailers typically use 18-gauge nails that are thinner and smaller in diameter than the nails used in finish nailers, which are usually 15 or 16-gauge. As a result, brad nail guns are suitable for more delicate trim and moulding work, while finish nail guns are better suited for heavier duty trim work, such as baseboards and crown moulding.
Additionally, brad nailers leave smaller holes in the wood compared to finish nailers, which can be an advantage when working with delicate or expensive wood.
Cordless nail guns can be used for heavy-duty construction projects, but their performance and power may be limited compared to pneumatic nail guns. Cordless nail guns typically have a lower driving force and smaller magazine capacity, which may not be sufficient for larger or more demanding projects. However, newer cordless models with advanced battery technology and improved driving mechanisms can offer comparable performance to pneumatic nail guns, especially for smaller-scale projects or when mobility is a priority. Ultimately, the suitability of a cordless nail gun for heavy-duty construction projects will depend on the specific tool's features and the requirements of the project.
To clear a jammed nail or staple from a Makita nail gun, first, disconnect the power source and remove any remaining nails or staples from the magazine. Then, use a tool or screwdriver to gently remove the jammed nail or staple. Be careful not to force or damage the nail gun's internal components. After clearing the jam, reinsert the nails or staples and test the nail gun before resuming work. Some Makita nail guns may have specific jam release mechanisms or instructions, so it's always a good idea to refer to the tool's manual for proper jam clearing procedures.
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