Questions and Answers for DEWALT 18-Gauge Brad Nailer and 6 Gal. Heavy Duty Pancake Electric Air Compressor Combo Kit (1-Tool)

A:  go to Home Depot and compare whatever you want , all the specs are written on the boxes ....

A:  Good afternoon Paul, The Compressor Serial Number is: 2969298175 The Nail Gun Serial Number is: DWFP12233

A:  Hi Steph, yes this combo is compatible with crown molding but not to use tacks. You can use an air tacker as long as the specifications are met.

A:  Short answer is yes. The compressor has rated air flows at different pressures. You must make sure the tool you want to use can operate at the compressor's rated flow and pressure. Air flow is measured at CFM (cubic feet per minute) and pressure is measured at PSI (pounds per square inch). In other words, you have to match the tool's specifications to the compressor's specifications.

A:  I would assume you can use it with other pneumatic tools but I use mine for brad nailers and around the house for my car tires and cleaning up things with air. My neighbor has one and he use his with a hand sender.

A:  I use all compressor tools with this compressor with no issues

A:  Yes, you can use other tools with the compressor. It is a standard air tool connection. You will need to look at the airflow requirements of the tool you want to use (the CFM if I am recalling the acronym correctly) to ensure the compressor can support the tool.

A:  The air hose is 50 ft. long.

A:  18 gauge brads are thin nails typically used for inside trim work. I think an exterior framing nail would work better.

A:  Yes it would but galvanized nails or screws would last longer and be stronger

A:  Yes , you'll need a fence coil nail gun though with 1 3/4" galvanized fencing nails ..... Ask the Home Depot person for the right nails for a fence ..... 2" nails will work , but they might "come through" the back side of the rail , they might be too long , depending on how deep the nail "sets" in the picket

A:  18 gauge brads are thin nails used for inside trim work. I think an exterior framing nail would work better. Requires a different nail gun and maybe a larger compressor.

A:  The compressor plugs in. It would be mote than adequate to nail fence rails to the post as well as nailing slats to the rail.

A:  That is a brad nailer. I purchased this combo, the gun is an 18 ga. brad nailer. You need a separate staple gun, about $90.

A:  No staples, only brads

A:  The 18 gauge brad nailer does not use staples. I double checked on DeWalt website under model# DWFP12233. Under specications states fastener type as 18 gauge brad nails. Nothing about staples or finishing nails.

A:  As far as I know you have to use 18 gauge nails only the length of the nail can be changed

A:  I would not use 16 gauge nails. The gun is designed for the thinner 18 gauge brads (nails). The gun is not rated for multiple nail sizes.

A:  To be honest I use only 18.

A:  You should not mix 18 gauge nail gun with 16 gauge nails. It might be ok if tool is rated dual.

A:  Only 18 gauge

A:  Yes I’ve used mine for anything from a nail to a tire to using it to blow up a pool for my kids.

A:  Yes,this can air up a truck tire.

A:  Yes The compressor can put out as much is 165 psi so that should be sufficient for most truck tires

A:  Yes it can. But you have to by a tire inflator not included with the combo kit. There are several different types available on the Home Depot website. Relatively inexpensive. I got mine at the local Home Depot store.

A:  Yes it can

A:  The nailer does not come with a case, it's in a small cardboard box inside of the box with the compressor, hose and nails.

A:  Mine did not even come with the nailgun. Ordered from homedepot.com, and they are now making me go to a store to figure it out. Pretty sure i received a unit that was returned previously, based on how things were placed when i opened the box