Uses Of A Paslode Nail Gun:
One of the most versatile power tools that you can hire or buy is the cordless gas powered Paslode Nail Gun.
For anyone undertaking a large woodworking job or construction project one of these portable tools can save countless hours of labour time as well as improving efficiently in the workplace by the rapid pace it can carry fixing work out.
There are several different types of paslode nailers designed with primarily first and second fixing tasks of timber.
Most construction builds incorporate a lot of wood and timber framing as well as finishing trim work and occasionally decorative mouldings as well.
Paslode have developed and produced specific fixing guns to tackle these two main tasks. The framing work is taken care of by the renowned IM350 cordless nailer, finishing and trim work by one of two models; the Im65 or Im250.
The Paslode Im350 framing nail gun is a totally portable and self contained fixing tool that can fire nails up to 90mm in capacity in all types of wood including hard, soft, and man made materials.
The IM350 fires nails by way of a high powered hammer action that is driven by an explosive charge of butane gas. The gas is lit inside the nail gun by an electric charge that gets its energy from a rechargeable battery pack.
Nails are stored in the base of the tool and are in a collated paper strip format. The fixing nail size is between 51mm and 90mm, the IM350 is capable of rapid firing at the rate of around two nails per second.
For the builder, landscaper, or joiner on site this allows repeated fast fixing of timber joists, beams, struts, noggins, wooden soffits, rafters, flooring, fencing, and more.
The Paslode Im250 is referred to in the trade as a cordless brad nailer. Utilising the same technology as the large IM350 tool this brad nailer runs off a rechargeable battery also and is powered by it's onboard small disposable canister of butane gas.
Designed with general fixing and trim work the IM250 fires 16 guage brad type fixings in the size range of 19 to 64mm in length. This makes it ideal for fast fastening of skirting boards, architraves, trim strips, window closures, door jambs, light panneling work, and general carpentry tasks.
Like all cordless nail guns the IM250 can be used without the restriction of trailing power cables, air lines, or anything else that can burden the portability of this type of power tool. Gas fired fixing guns are totally self contained and can even be used on house builds and contruction sites where ther is no power source whatsoever, providing their rechargeable battery has a charge inside.
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Electric Powered Chainsaw
An electric powered chainsaw is an ideal tool for use around the home or garden, especially when the time of year comes when tidying up and maintenance of the garden is required.
When compared to a petrol powered machine, an electric chainsaw is easier to use, requires less maintenance and servicing, and without having a need to carry fuel on board, are usually lighter in weight as well.
There are very few limitations with regards to an electric chainsaw, the main one being just portability due to the need for the tool to have a trailing power cable to supply the electric supply to it.
As with petrol driven models all electric chain saws have a built in oil lubrication tank and lubrication system to keep the saws chain blade well oiled and allow it to cut easier.
As with all chainsaws it is important to use appropriate safety equipment and protective workwear when using any type of electric chainsaw. Gloves, goggles (or full face visor), safety helmet, are just a few of the items any chainsaw user should wear.
Most electric chainsaws tend to have a cutter bart of around 14" to 16" in size. This is the most popular size range for felling small trees, saplings, and logging work in the garden.
For larger work it is uually best to appoint the services of a tree surgeon or professional landscaper / gardener. This is especially the case if overhead cutting or pruning work is needed.
Most electric chainsaw models are aimed at the diy or light professional user. For this reason this type of portable power tool tends to be made and sold under the leading DIY brands of garden machinery.
In this brand line up are popular makes that include Bosch, Black and Decker, Ryobi, Handy, Alpina, and Draper.
When compared to a petrol powered machine, an electric chainsaw is easier to use, requires less maintenance and servicing, and without having a need to carry fuel on board, are usually lighter in weight as well.
There are very few limitations with regards to an electric chainsaw, the main one being just portability due to the need for the tool to have a trailing power cable to supply the electric supply to it.
As with petrol driven models all electric chain saws have a built in oil lubrication tank and lubrication system to keep the saws chain blade well oiled and allow it to cut easier.
As with all chainsaws it is important to use appropriate safety equipment and protective workwear when using any type of electric chainsaw. Gloves, goggles (or full face visor), safety helmet, are just a few of the items any chainsaw user should wear.
Most electric chainsaws tend to have a cutter bart of around 14" to 16" in size. This is the most popular size range for felling small trees, saplings, and logging work in the garden.
For larger work it is uually best to appoint the services of a tree surgeon or professional landscaper / gardener. This is especially the case if overhead cutting or pruning work is needed.
Most electric chainsaw models are aimed at the diy or light professional user. For this reason this type of portable power tool tends to be made and sold under the leading DIY brands of garden machinery.
In this brand line up are popular makes that include Bosch, Black and Decker, Ryobi, Handy, Alpina, and Draper.
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