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   rob.kelly | Jan 19, 2002 01:36am | #1

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   I need the 2-1/2" for door jambs (because you might have 1/2" of shims) and thick molding over 5/8" drywall. I've got the 40 and no trouble in 7 or 8 yrs.

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   Tim_Kline | Jan 19, 2002 03:21am | #2

   *If you are only buying one gun, get the 40. Then you can use it on old plaster homes as well as those door jambs. If you had 2 guns, the 30 would get used 75% of the time.

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   ken_hill | Jan 19, 2002 04:26am | #3

   *Ditto the SFN40. When you find you're in need of 2 1/2" you're gonna kick yourself- unless you want an excuse to buy another toy.

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   Ben_Pickard | Jan 20, 2002 09:10am | #4

   *The 40 is a great gun! The 21/2" helps with crown on plaster walls.

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   Mad_Dog | Jan 20, 2002 11:44am | #5

   *Both are excellent. But since the 40 does everything the 30 does and more, well you get the idea.

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   wedgehead | Jan 31, 2002 05:52am | #6

   *Go with the 40. I looked long and hard at it, 'cause I love my senco framer. In the end I got a PC 250. It's not a senco, but it is all the tool I will ever need.