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   webby | Dec 02, 2008 03:42am | #1

   Actually I was just looking for a deal and was attracted by the cool colors.

   I am a sucker for colors. You should see me in the soft plastics aisle at Bass Pro shops.

   It looks identical to the akuzuki model right next to it on the amazon page. The akuzuki model got four and a half stars.

   Webby 

    

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   MikeSmith | Dec 02, 2008 05:25am | #2

   never seen or heard of either one.. but our bostich floor stapler  works great... my competitors always want to borrow itMike Hussein Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

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   webby | Dec 02, 2008 03:49pm | #3

   Ok, thanks.Webby 

    

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   frenchy | Dec 02, 2008 07:11pm | #4

   I've got to agree with Mike Smith on this one.. Why create the wheel all over? Bostich seems to be the standard and while it may be improved upon.   Parts and service are standard and thus reddily available..

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   webby | Dec 03, 2008 12:31am | #5

   Ok, thanks for the advice.Webby 

    

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   IdahoDon | Dec 03, 2008 05:28am | #6

   The bostich is the way to go.  Ask a guy who repairs flooring nailers and he'll recommend the bostich as well.

   The one I use was picked up from a pawn shop in nearly new condition for $180.  The previous owner probably bought it new for a DIY flooring project and sold it when he was done. 

    

   Beer was created so carpenters wouldn't rule the world.

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   BoJangles | Dec 03, 2008 06:20am | #7

   To all you Bostitch lovers out there....if you ever try a Primatech, you won't want to use your Bostitch again!

   But...they are very good nailers and staplers.