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

A:  Up to a 2 in nail

A:  2in/51mm

A:  Up to 3 inch

A:  The gun model DWFP 12233 can use 5/8 inch to 2- 1/8 inch long 18 gauge brad nails.

A:  I think it should work. Practice on a scrap piece first. You can adjust the power, if it doesn't go in far enough or to far.

A:  Yes I think it would do fine for that it will drive 2” nails all the way into a 2X 4 no problem

A:  I would not advise using the Brad nailer for the siding and trim I would use hot dipped galvanized nails. But the compressor is a great buy and the Brad nailer works great for light interior finish work.

A:  Yes high cfm

A:  The DWFP12233 will use 18 GA Brad Nails in sizes 5/8"-2-1/8".

A:  Is the regulator Gauge of this item (DeWalt DEWALT 6 Gal. Heavy-Duty Pancake Electric Air Compressor) same as clock face type on the picture, instead of turn knob type?

A:  First you have to figure out what size nails you need for your fence. Then find a nail gun that will fire the right size nails. Then make sure the specs of the compressor match the nail gun. Sometimes the nail gun will list the minimum compressor requirements.

A:  Yes it is capable running pretty much any nail gun you wish to use.

A:  I wouldn’t use nails for a fence I would buy a Dewalt 1/4” cordless driver from Home Dept and use torks head screws it will be stronger and last a lot longer

A:  I use exterior screws. You would need a framing nailer with treated nails to prevent rust.

A:  No, it does not come with a case.

A:  No case I bought soft cover carrying bags for all my nail guns three in nails that I usually need they work great. plastic cases won’t hold up over time

A:  No case. If you buy the brad nailer separately, it comes with a case.

A:  A case for the nail gun is not included.

A:  No, the nail gun does not come with a case. However, the gun is light weight and easily transportable in a small backpack or similar carrying case.

A:  U will not need any special fittings for the 3/8. All the ends are the same as far as plugging into compressor or any type of air tool.

A:  Yes, you can use the 3/8 with this air compressors and brad nailer. The 3/8 just makes it easier to wind up. You would also need to find a 3/8 NAP IM brass female plug to attach to your 3/8 air hoes.

A:  That hose should work fine with the same connections you will have more volume of air but the same amount of pressure as the 1/4” hose

A:  The size of the hose changes but the size of the connection remains the same. So no.

A:  You dont, the size of the hose changes, the size of the connections remain the same.

A:  Yes it works for shiplap. I used it for the same thing.

A:  In my opinion, this setup would work fine since it shoots the equivalent to finish nails..

A:  Yes you could use the 15 gauge nail for thin ship lap 3/4 thick or less Make sure you are hitting studs remember you have the board and drywall thickness to get through then enter the stud min 3/4

A:  Would work perfect.

A:  Yes this product is perfect for that job

A:  The DWFP55126: 6GAL 165PSI Max Pancake Compressor is great for use with most pneumatic tools.Please check with the air tool manufactures for specifications on what compressor will work best for you.

A:  Please contact the texture gun manufacture for specifications on what will work best with their tool.

A:  Yes

A:  I am sure it will work but you might have to wait for pressure to build back up since it’s only a 6 gallon tank

A:  Yes of course

A:  Yes it goes to 150 psi

A:  I would think it would work fine as it has a 6gal. air tank. It works great with the nail gun in the package. The compressor had no problem keeping up with installing Crown Molding & Floor Trim.

A:  Yes has more than adequate pressure to fire a framing gun but may / may not be able to keep up with the demand if you shoot in succession rapidly.

A:  Yes, there is more than enough pressure for a framing gun.

A:  The manual states that DW45RN DeWALT framing nailer requires 3.7 CFM @ 80 psi. The DeWALT pancake compressor has a flow rate of 2.6 CFM @ 90 psi.