Manufacturer | BOSTITCH |
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Part Number | BTFP12569 |
Item Weight | 14.72 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 20.55 x 3.94 x 23.39 inches |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Item model number | BTFP12569 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Power Source | Air Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | 1) Nailer, Interchangeable Base Plates, Mallet, Wrenches and 1/4" (6.4 mm) Air Fitting with Dust Cover. |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 1-7 Year Limited Warranty |
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Brand | BOSTITCH |
Power Source | Air Powered |
Item Weight | 14.72 Pounds |
About this item
- Drive 15.5 GA flooring staples or 16 GA L-Cleats from 1-1/2-inch to 2-inch length with this pneumatic nailer
- Mallet-actuated pneumatic driving action
- Non-marring, interchangeable base plates for 1/2-inch (12.7 mm) through 3/4-inch (19.1 mm) flooring
- Ergonomically designed long handle with comfortable rubber grip
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Accepts 15.5GA Flooring Staples. |
High speed, mallet actuated pneumatic operation. |
Accepts 16GA L-shaped cleat nails. |
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Drive 15.5GA Staples & 16GA L-Cleats into Hardwood or Engineered Flooring with the BOSTITCH 2IN1 Flooring Tool. This tool drives nails from 1-1/2-inch - 2-inch length and has interchangeable base plates (1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, 3/4 inch) to support a variety of flooring thicknesses. It's designed for all-day use with an ergonomic long handle and a comfortable rubber grip. It is lightweight at only 10.2 lbs., and it features the BOSTITCH 7-year limited warranty. This product includes (1) BTFP12569 Nailer, Interchangeable Base Plates (1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, 3/4 inch), Mallet, Wrenches, 1/4-inch Air Fitting.
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ASIN | B015UA7OYE |
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Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #56,472 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #3 in Power Flooring Nailers |
Date First Available | September 29, 2015 |
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Customers like the performance, quality and ease of maintenance of the screw gun. For example, they mention it works great, is well built and easy to handle. Some appreciate the value for money. That said, opinions are mixed on the jamming.
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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the screw gun. They mention that it works well, has no problems, and is easy to use. Some say that it's great for installing hardwood flooring and that 100% of cleats are driven properly.
"...install about 300 sf of 3/4 x 3-1/4 inch red oak flooring and it worked like a champ. Not one instance jamming or misfiring...." Read more
"This floor nailer works very well. I am using it for 3/4" oak hardwood installation and have completed about half the job total of 1200sq ft...." Read more
"The flooring nailer performs flawlessly. Starting courses have to be hand nailed and final 3 or 4 courses have to be hand nailed...." Read more
"Has worked very well for the engineered floor I put in. Would be a five if it didn't fire when nails are empty." Read more
Customers like the quality of the screw gun. They mention that it's a very good nailer, well built, and reliable. Some say that the trigger mechanism is rugged and can take a lot of abuse. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the tool.
"...It's well balanced, easy to use, and sturdy. It was so easy I'm looking at other rooms to install hardwood flooring...." Read more
"...It is impressive that they have designed a trigger mechanism so rugged that it can take such repeated beatings without ever breaking. You can..." Read more
"How do people install Harwood without these. Wonderful tool. 1400 sq ft, not a single issue. Only issue: I'm 6' tall and it was hard on my back...." Read more
"...But is seems well built. I would recommend." Read more
Customers find the screw gun easy to handle, use, and maintain. They say it saves time and makes quick short work of open spaces.
"...It's well balanced, easy to use, and sturdy. It was so easy I'm looking at other rooms to install hardwood flooring...." Read more
"I only use it for nails, but it was easier to use than other models I have used." Read more
"Easy to use right out of the box. Worked great." Read more
"Works great, easy to use. When doing narrow flooring it doesn’t work for the first few and last few rows but makes quick short work of open spaces." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the screw gun. They say it is a good quality tool for the price.
"...It was worth the investment." Read more
"Good basic nailer for the price, I put down 1200 sq of unfinished white oak with cleats in four days...." Read more
"...This nailer was cheaper then the cost of rental. It worked perfectly and we are so grateful. Wonderful value." Read more
"...Worth every penny and now I have one for next time. I will always try to buy the tool instead of rent it, so I will have it for next time." Read more
Customers are mixed about the jamming of the screw gun. Some mention that it has no misfires or issues of any kind, while others say that it gets jammed easily.
"...I've put over 3000 nails through it so far and not once has it ever jammed...." Read more
"...occasionally slip under the nails and stop pushing the nails, causing it to jam...." Read more
"...of Acacia, set at 95 psi, 2" L cleats nail (Bostich) and did not have one misfire nor jam. Excellent tool." Read more
"...Installed room of reclaimed 3/4 hickory flooring. No misfires, no jams, no problems. 100% of cleats driven properly...." Read more
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The tools I found to be the most useful and time saving (that I wish I had ten years ago!) were this nailer, a brad nailer for the boards too close to the wall for the flooring nailer, a ratcheting floor jack to tighten up those last rows the nailer couldn't get to, and an oscillating saw for the trim pieces, to get the flooring under.
1. There is a minimum hammer force required to properly release the nail - if you don't hit hard enough the nail will only be injected part way. Using more force to tighten planks together is ok.
2. You will be limited by about 8 inches from the edge of a wall because this device will not fit in order to nail the planks. I used a finish nailer for those last strips.
3. You must seat the floor nailer on the plank edge and make sure it does not move during your hammering - if it is not held straight or securely, it will move. This damaged the edge of my pre-finished oak planks (minor blemish - fixable with plastic wood).
4. Pay attention to your nail charge - if you run out of nails it will still make an indent making you think a nail was injected but it wasn't
You can only nail up to about 12" away from the wall though before you run out of room, then it's back to the painful and inferior process of using brad nails. Once you use this you can never go back to any other method of nailing floors. If you are sitting on the fence wondering if this tool is worth it, trust me... it is worth it!
Make sure to firmly strike the nailer or it will not drive a mail.
Purchase beats rental when spread over multiple jobs
I also put tape on the nail pusher to watch when I’m running low on nails. Then with each set of nails I would disconnect the air line and add 2-3 drops of oil to the air intake of the nailer.
I placed white tape on my line of sight right where the nailer is located. This is so I don’t accidentally set the metal part of the nailer on the hardwood’s surface and mar it.
Lastly, if you give it a weak wack and only partially set the nail, don’t bother trying to pull it out. I tried and it’s impossible. I just partially cut it with a hacksaw blade (held in hand,) grab the nail with pliers and snap it off. Takes about 6-8 seconds. Really the best way I found. Again, this was from my inexperience. Consistently give nailer a firm wack to set the nail properly.
This is my first job and it looks great. I’ve gotten many compliments on it!
I also put tape on the nail pusher to watch when I’m running low on nails. Then with each set of nails I would disconnect the air line and add 2-3 drops of oil to the air intake of the nailer.
I placed white tape on my line of sight right where the nailer is located. This is so I don’t accidentally set the metal part of the nailer on the hardwood’s surface and mar it.
Lastly, if you give it a weak wack and only partially set the nail, don’t bother trying to pull it out. I tried and it’s impossible. I just partially cut it with a hacksaw blade (held in hand,) grab the nail with pliers and snap it off. Takes about 6-8 seconds. Really the best way I found. Again, this was from my inexperience. Consistently give nailer a firm wack to set the nail properly.
This is my first job and it looks great. I’ve gotten many compliments on it!
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It can be very difficult to operate with one arm, while you swing the hammer with the other.
That being said, it does get the job done.