Customer Reviews

Senco SFN30 620002N 1-Inch to 2-Inch 15-Gauge Angled Finish Nailer

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

What a lovely finish nailer. If you don't need to fire 2 1/2" nails then this gun is even better than the SFN40, it is lighter and better balanced. A lot of peolpe are raving about how the new Bostitch will fire into cinder block and the like - c'mon guys these are FINISH nailers. Anybody who has used a firearm will tell you that the lighter the gun the more recoil. You have to strike a balance and with Senco's usual quality, reliability, and oiless design I'll take this one every time.

This tool is light weight and comfortable to use.It is made of an indestructible poly material which in my opinion is every bit as durable as the more traditional aluminum housing.I've had no problems with jamming or the no mar nose piece. The belt hook well..... I didn't find it useful, thats not to say you wont.This is a professional quality tool that would make a nice addition to any mans shop. It's user friendly too,with top or bottom re-build kits readily available should you ever need one. I do have a few small gripes about this tool and senco.The exhaust port you cant adjust,the air fitting that dosen't come with the tool.Why dosen't senco offer smaller packs of their brand nails.The smallest box of galvenized I could find was 4,000.I do recommend this tool it truely is awesome.Made in america and built to last.Now get out there and build something

I love this nailer. Light,ergonomic and powerful. Gets in tight places and has never jammed. Use mostly with oak and cherry without problem. Highly recommend!

I've had this nailer for about 3 years now and shot through several boxes of nails. I've changed my original mark of four stars to three stars. I've been having some major problems with my nailer double shooting. I haven't had these problems before but they are occuring more often which tells you something about the integrity of the tool. As a cabinet maker this has caused me a lot of extra work fixing the damage. Not too mention the danger factor. Another issue is the fixed exaust port. It would be nice to ba able to control its direction. And finally the nails Senco uses have a more round head on them which makes for a bigger hole to fill. This bigger nail head also tends to spilt the wood more. I'm putting this nailer on the shelf and looking into Paslode or Bostich.

I actually bought this nail gun several years ago and have used it for numerous projects without any problems. It continues to work great.

After using a 41xp,and a finishpro 35 I started using this gun not knowing if I would really like it....To be honest I LOVE IT. This gun is lighter, quieter and after shooting probably 30 boxes of nails through has NEVER jammed. I use the bump fire trigger and I tie the safety back (much easier to hang crown with the gun "jammed") If you don't have to use 2 1/2" nails , I would not hesitate to purchase this gun over any other on the market . As a professional trim carpenter, I have never used any other nail guns that hold up as well, or last as long as the senco guns.....

I have had this nailer for a few days now. I'm using this nailer to face nail the first couple of rows of Brazilian cherry hardwood floors. It's lightweight and small. It does an excellent job. i don't like the cheap foam grip though.