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05-18-2008

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Posted by JC on May 18, 2008, 11:57 am

Bought a Porter Cable nailer from the great Home Depot. I asked for some
framing nails. The fellow gave me a box of them and said this was what I
needed.

Well, I get back to the farm, some 80 miles away. Open up the owners manual
and it tells me to use 22 degree round head nails. I look at the box and it
is 30 degree full head nails.

Question, will it make any difference if I use the 30 degree or should I be
prepared to go back to Home Depot and give the manager a piece of my mind.
AGAIN!

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I'm JC and I approved this message.

Posted by curt on May 18, 2008, 12:55 pm

On Sun, 18 May 2008 15:57:59 +0000, JC wrote:

> Bought a Porter Cable nailer from the great Home Depot. I asked for some

> framing nails. The fellow gave me a box of them and said this was what I

> needed.

> Well, I get back to the farm, some 80 miles away. Open up the owners

> manual and it tells me to use 22 degree round head nails. I look at the

> box and it is 30 degree full head nails.

> Question, will it make any difference if I use the 30 degree or should I

> be prepared to go back to Home Depot and give the manager a piece of my

> mind. AGAIN!

You should use 22 degree nails in a 22 degree magazine. But you can load
the ones you have and see if the nailer complains.

Posted by JC on May 18, 2008, 1:53 pm

> On Sun, 18 May 2008 15:57:59 +0000, JC wrote:

>> Bought a Porter Cable nailer from the great Home Depot. I asked for some

>> framing nails. The fellow gave me a box of them and said this was what I

>> needed.

>> Well, I get back to the farm, some 80 miles away. Open up the owners

>> manual and it tells me to use 22 degree round head nails. I look at the

>> box and it is 30 degree full head nails.

>> Question, will it make any difference if I use the 30 degree or should I

>> be prepared to go back to Home Depot and give the manager a piece of my

>> mind. AGAIN!

> You should use 22 degree nails in a 22 degree magazine. But you can load

> the ones you have and see if the nailer complains.

Naw, I think I'll go with what the man said. Thanks

JC

Posted by curt on May 18, 2008, 5:00 pm

On Sun, 18 May 2008 17:53:58 +0000, JC wrote:

> Naw, I think I'll go with what the man said. Thanks

> JC

What does that mean ?

Posted by Rudy on May 18, 2008, 7:00 pm

> On Sun, 18 May 2008 17:53:58 +0000, JC wrote:

>> Naw, I think I'll go with what the man said. Thanks

> What does that mean ?

Man-uel

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