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   timkline | Jun 03, 2003 06:58am | #1

   Brand ?

   carpenter in transition

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   hyena | Jun 03, 2003 07:33am | #2

   Porta-Nailer....like the one they

   show in the "Tool Crib" catalog...if you don't have that catalog...you might be able to see

   it at their web site http://www.amazon.com/toolcrib

   It works fine , all the pieces are their.....I used it on two jobs, then I decided to sub out the wood floors to a guy I know and haven't used it since.

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   cmzimm | Jun 03, 2003 01:57pm | #3

   Where are you located?

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   hyena | Jun 03, 2003 03:44pm | #4

   Eastern Iowa.....

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   cmzimm | Jun 03, 2003 04:38pm | #5

   I checked the Tool Crib website, but couldn't quite figure out which one it was.  Do you have a model #?

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   booch | Jun 03, 2003 04:52pm | #6

   Ditto on the model number request. I assume this is an air powered nailer.

   Jack of all trades and master of none - you got a problem with that?
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   hyena | Jun 03, 2003 11:05pm | #7

   Sorry guys, I keep forgetting you young whipper snappers use all them fancy tools...no this is the human powered model. If you have the Apr 2003 issue it is on page 103.

   model 402P

   See that guy swinging the hand sledge, looks like he's about to knock a toe nail off, just kidding, been injured by tools but have never hit my toe with anything I was swinging, saw my Pappy do that once when I was around 10, and took note!

   The guy that I sub my hardwood floors out to already has one of these, but most of the time he uses his air compressor model, said once his compressor broke and he got the good old Porta-Nailer out of the truck and finished nailing down the floor.

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   ScottMatson | Aug 15, 2003 03:46am | #8

   cuyahoga,

   I've used that same Porta nailer for years. My lumber yard lends it to me as a courtesy when I buy flooring from them. Now I'm getting flooring from other sources so maybe could use this. How much do you want?