Questions and Answers for DEWALT 20V MAX XR Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 2-Speed 30° Paper Collated Framing Nailer with 4.0Ah Battery and Charger

A:  Yes search any of the numbers below: Model# DCB119 Internet# 202922420 Store SKU# 1005222859

A:  Any DEWALT 20v charger is compatible with the battery.

A:  No that good ,the main piston get stocked all,the time

A:  This one is about 1 shot per second ,

A:  Yes you can use it with higher gage nails 15 or higher but with round head

A:  Yes, if you use the 2-3/8th inch galvanized nails and set the nailer to sink flush with the siding, or you can recess the nails and then fill with putty or caulk

A:  Yes it can just sjust the setting and your good

A:  Hey Roel The answer is NO , to use a roofing nailer Dewalt now has an amazing cordless roofing nailer

A:  Not for shingles, but if you were installing plywood on the roof, you can use the 2-3/8th nails for that

A:  No it can not. It's not for installing shingles, you need a roofing nailer for that project

A:  Not recommended for roofing since roofing nails have bigger heads and wont fit this model.

A:  1ah.

A:  longer run time

A:  A 4ah battery delivers 4 amps for an hour and the 5ah delivers 5 amps for an hour.

A:  A 5ah battery will give you a longer run time than a 4ah battery

A:  yes

A:  No , it doesn't.

A:  Hi Azhiker, The paper collated hold about 10 more nails per strip though. Does not have plastic debris after each nail used.

A:  When you say paper vs plastic this only relates to what holds nails together as a clip. Paper will tear easier and do not have long storage length of time before becoming fragile. But as a framer we use either. Plastic had issues with leaving plastic chips with nails which is and was a problem when doing fascia or finish trim work.

A:  If it is a Dewalt 20volt grease gun then yes

A:  Idk

A:  That is okay, it happens You just need to reload the nails properly straight right in the right position and should work fine , it is great product and very reliable.

A:  The DCN692M1 can drive up to 700 nails per charge using the DCB204, four amp hour battery.