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Apply for a Home Depot Consumer Card- Oversized padded palm grip for recoil absorption
- No hammer needed: Simply pull trigger for easy actuation
- Versatile: Use for various applications with 3" capacity
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 6.25 in, W 16.5 in, D 2.5 in
Questions & Answers
32Questions
Q:Can this be used to secure plywood to concrete floor?
by|Nov 2, 2023
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Q:Should I use 2 1/2 inch or 3 inch drive pins to secure a 2x4 to concrete.
by|Mar 16, 2023
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Q:Can I use 3" nails?
by|Jan 30, 2023
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Q:Hi, can I use this tool to secure wood framing into brick
by|Jan 4, 2023
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Dec 24, 2019
This thing worked great for fastening the knee wall to cement for my basement finishing project.
This thing worked great for fastening the knee wall to cement for my basement finishing project.
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Sep 25, 2018
Love this tool! It’s very easy to use and gets the job done every time! The single shot reload is...
Love this tool! It’s very easy to use and gets the job done every time! The single shot reload is quick and easy! If you really don’t know how to use one they even have a quick training course and certification class on there website @ ramset.com so don’t be afraid to purchase this tool or any other model. If you don’t know which model to get you can always watch the really quick videos and see which one is best for your application rite in the store before purchasing.
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Apr 18, 2017
worked perfectly. Had the job done a lot faster with a lot less effort. Removed a roll up garag...
worked perfectly. Had the job done a lot faster with a lot less effort. Removed a roll up garage door in a basement with all 4 walls being concrete and installed french doors. We needed to frame the hole with 2x4's into the concrete. this little guy did the work of many strong men in a just a few minutes. extend barrel, load nail, load .22, aim, push down barrel, pull trigger....done! Next.
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Aug 5, 2014
Does it's job. Safe. Multiple options.
For home use, this version of the Ramset nail gun is perfect. It can use a variety of fasteners and is approved for single shot load strengths up to level 4.
I used the gun to attach industrial steel shelving to my concrete foundation. I got the best results after two hits with yellow loads (it says not to use the red or purple in this particular gun) in order to get the nail fully seated.
The gun has decent kickback with the yellow load but since you pull a trigger instead of hitting it with a hammer, you can keep it aligned and steady using both hands. It makes a decent sound but not as much as a gun shot. I still used hearing protection.
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Jan 6, 2014
50/50 chance it will do sill plate in old home
The actual tool is built quite well. Its design was OK as far as holding it and being able to place it where you needed to. The problem is it will not sink 3" nails with the yellow load into old cured concrete. As another guy (Dave) stated in a review here I had the exact same result. No penetration, about 1/8" deep blow out spot on the slab. This was going through a soft pine 2x4. Really disappointing to have spent this kind of money to put down a single 11ft sill plate and got absolutely zero results.
I am sure on lighter jobs or green concrete it would be nice to have. On the same thought who needs a tool like this for something a good hammer can do. I needed something for a do it yourself one time job that a hammer just wasnt enough.
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