getting one off these for light nailing
https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Ryo ... -Bare-Unit
just wondering if anyone has recommendations for nails to use or ones to avoid and off course whefre they can be had for a reasonable price
it takes 16gauge 1.6mm 19-65mm nails
cheers

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Screwfix "own brand" are OK-ish, but I'm never overly impressed with them. Tacwise (blue/yellow boxes) are much better. deWalt 16ga nails are also very good.

Based on 8 years of DW cordless 16ga nailer usage (straights and angleds)

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Tbh I use mainly champion nails or the odd box of genuine paslodes and they are both excactly the same in my paslode. Dewalt will be cheaper as you've no gas to buy.

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Carpentry,I can explain it to you but I cannot understand it for you.

thanks something to think about

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ok looks like tackwise from toolstation are a good price
althougth screwfix look like they are fazing out as 2500 64mm nails are £4
http://www.screwfix.com/p/galvanised-fi ... pack/18689

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I just used scewfix own brand when I built my new shed, I also used exactly the same nailer big-all, its like most Ryobi tools, good DIY capabilities but, not really a full-on trade tool.

i spend 90% off my time pottering about in my shed now so not for heavy use
yes will do the odd shed or fence repair but nothing taxing

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