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I am in the market to buy a finishing nailer and I see there are some new types that do not need a compressor, specifically the paslode Impulse nailers and the Senco CFN250. I am only using the gun for home use (remodeling an old house). Any recommendations on whether I should buy a cordless or a regular gun with a compressor? Thanks for your help.
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I am in the market to buy a finishing nailer and I see there are some new types that do not need a compressor, specifically the paslode Impulse nailers and the Senco CFN250. I am only using the gun for home use (remodeling an old house). Any recommendations on whether I should buy a cordless or a regular gun with a compressor? Thanks for your help.