well, probably not 0 gravity, but my neighbour has a set up that allow the box to clamp and spin.
very quick and keeps the joints tight,
very quick and keeps the joints tight,
Thank you for your very good informationI have worked with those reels before. They work well on small staple guns. Make sure the reel has the right weight capacity.
Roland
Ernie if you find a reel somewhere let me know.
As to the rest of you, APB on a reel. I have a general idea what theyre talking about, but I have never seen one on anything bigger than a keychain
Thanks for the information.Just out of curiousity, what are you nailing/stapling? Boxes?
It might be easier to rig up a jig which holds the nail gun upside down with a fence to keep the nails a set distance from the edge of the box.
The box is a lot lighter than the nail gun. Just bounce the box against the nail gun jig. Every bounce it shoots a nail.
They no longer make those guns work that way. Hmmm, wonder why.Watch a construction worker using one of those big nail guns. They keep the trigger squeezed all the time. The nail gun has a safety lever that has to be depressed before the gun can fire. If you keep the trigger squeezed, you just bounce the gun along, and it fires every time it lands.