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I could do with a nail gun myself looked at the pas im350 or a newer paslode or is hitachi guns just as good ,as a few posts have mentioned them I want one for stud work, skirts n archs
 
hstoke said:
I could do with a nail gun myself looked at the pas im350 or a newer paslode or is hitachi guns just as good ,as a few posts have mentioned them I want one for stud work, skirts n archs
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Paslode im350 is alright trusty gun, newer ones are cost a fortune, paslode again is nice for 2nd fix but costly again, I use a Hitachi 2nd fix one which is half the price of the paslode and just invested in a hilti framing one, if you want paslode get a second hand one you can't go wrong with it, as long as you clean them and oil them up
 
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Seen plenty of bosch drills go down, they don't last to long when mixing 6 bag gauges day in day out.
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Not the GRW 11 E you haven't, they've stopped making them now I'm led to believe, way of the world nowadays I suppose, if something lasts it's no good to the manufacturer!
 
BigK said:
Not the GRW 11 E you haven't, they've stopped making them now I'm led to believe, way of the world nowadays I suppose, if something lasts it's no good to the manufacturer!
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Sure it was them, they were the only drills we used 15 yrs ago for ewi.
Can remember dropping dashing chippings into them a few times to get an early day when I was a boy.
 
Mix fork lift tubs of mono with mine, 3 bag mixes of drywall, and buckets of s&c.
Faultless for me
 
Kin hells Fire!!

Could find one when I looked about a month ago, hopefully the one I have will last longer than me [emoji120]
 
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