I went through the same process of charging the batteries etc again and once again the fans never start and it will not fire any nails. Takes a zero degree plastic collated strip nail with a nail length variation from 15mm through to 40mm. Also features tool free adjustment of drive depth, a lock switch and 30 minute automatic shutdown for increased safety and longer battery life. Clipped head or 'D' head professional power tools like this allow nails to be grouped in clusters for added strength.

TBH I don't like gas nailers, but I recognise that they are lighter than cordless (battery only) 1st fix guns making them less tiring to use when working above my head.It has tons of power, when I first switched from 50mm to 90mm nails I adjusted the dial to full power (seeing as 90mm is the largest nail it takes) but it buried the head about 25mm deep. it was a decent nailer but not great, it really slips quite a bit and you end up having a lot of mis fires, around 20%. This product carries a full 1 year manufacturers warranty covering both faulty materials and faulty workmanship, it does not cover general wear and tear or damage, batteries, blades, bulbs and other consumables.

It is fitted with a quick load rear access magazine and a two action nail feed; simply drop in the nails and pull back the feeder. The driving power of the NR90GC2/J8 is truly outstanding, a whopping 90 Joules, whilst its fully sequential actuation type means it doesn't sacrifice speed for power. Occasionally if i depress the nose the fan will run very slowly and then stop, switched batteries to the original now charged and still the same.We will exchange or refund within the first 30 days if a manufacturers fault is found with this product. The longer trigger stroke ensures user safety and the high 90J driving power ensures a strong fix every time. On 1st unboxing I thought it seemed quite heavy (more similar to an sds drill than a cordless tool) however it is very well balanced and comfortable to use in either hand all day long. As if this wasn't enough the Hitachi NR90GC2/J8 also has an easy access fuel cell chamber and is amazingly easy to clean, so you can spend less time looking after your gun and more time using it. On arrival I read the manual, charged the batteries, loaded the gas and nails that came with the tool.

Before hiring, we must have 2 forms of ID with proof of address, and we will also take a 100 deposit.

The former can nail up to an impressive 1650 brads per charge, showing the benefits of a well-made cordless machine, especially given the other benefits that come with it. If you insist on a gas nailer (but TBH, I wouldn't) then I'd look at either the Senco GT90CH or the near identical Rawl WW90CH (which have interchangeable parts, in the main because they come from the same factory in Taiwan). Some manufacturers will offer a direct repair or replacement service (as applicable) which will often resolve your problem more quickly.