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   calvin_ | Jul 15, 2001 06:06pm | #1

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   I have the sfn-1 and maybe it's been replaced by the sfn 30. Here's the infor and you can find more at http://www.senco.com/con_rem/index.asp

   SFN40

   TOOL SPECIFICATIONS
   Height: 11-1/4" (286 mm)
   Length: 13" (330 mm)
   Weight: 4.7 lbs. (2.1 kg)
   Lip Length: 5/16" (8 mm)
   Fastener Capacity: 104
   Reg. Operating Pressure:
   80-110 p.s.i.g. (5.5-7.6 BAR)
   Collation: Paper Tape
   Mode of Operation: Available with either Restrictive Trigger or Dual Action activating mechanisms

   15-Gauge. Brad Head Finishing Nails. 1-1/4"-2-1/2" 4d to 8d. Smooth. Capacity 100.

   FEATURES AND BENEFITS PROJECTS MORE INFORMATION
   Neverlube Design means no tool lubrication to stain fine woods
   Adjustable depth-of-drive allows for flush drive or precision countersinking at lower air pressure
   Low recoil - more tool power reduces effort needed for each drive
   Includes hard plastic case

   SFN30

   TOOL SPECIFICATIONS
   Height: 9-5/8" (245 mm)
   Length: 12" (305 mm)
   Weight: 3.6 lbs. (1.6 kg)
   Lip Length: 3/8" (9 mm)
   Fastener Capacity: 104
   Reg. Operating Pressure:
   70-120 p.s.i.g. (4.76-8.16 BAR)
   Collation: Paper Tape
   Mode of Operation: Available with either Restrictive Trigger or Dual Action activating mechanisms

   15 Gauge. Brad-Head Finishing Nails. 1"-2" 2d to 6d. Smooth. Capacity 104.

   FEATURES AND BENEFITS PROJECTS MORE INFORMATION
   Neverlube Design means no tool lubrication to stain fine woods
   Adjustable depth-of-drive allows for flush drive or precision countersinking at lower air pressure
   Lightweight - 3.6 lbs makes it easy to maneuver in tight spots
   Handy belthooks adjust for left or right hand users to keep the tool close by
   Includes case

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   Ross_Welsh | Jul 24, 2001 06:13am | #2

   *Will:The sfn1 is an old design. The sfn30 and sfn40 are newer. They are very light, powerful and all around good finish nailers. I highly recommend them.

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   Will_Seals | Jul 24, 2001 06:13am | #3

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   What is the difference between the SFN40 and the SFN1. Besides the fact that the SFN40 can shoot a 2 1/2" nail, I can't tell the difference.

   Thank you