- Lightweight, weighs 4.7 pounds
- Angled magazine
- Adjustable depth of drive
- Requires no lubrication
- Low recoil
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55 of 55 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Senco Sfn40 Finish nailer,
By Lee Claus (Butler Pennsylvania) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Senco SFN40K 15-Gauge Finish Nailer with Case (Tools & Home Improvement)
Excellant tool. Being a finish carpenter for a living I use the tool 8-10 hours a day, everyday. I have owned it three years without having to make any repairs at all. The angle definately is a must when nailing baseboards in the corners.Fasteners are relatively inexpensive compared to other brands.Beats Paslode handsdown.
49 of 49 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Finish carpenters taught woodworkers about this tool.,
This review is from: Senco SFN40K 15-Gauge Finish Nailer with Case (Tools & Home Improvement)
While I don't use this tool all day every day like a finish carpenter might, there are several things about this gun that make it perfect for my fine woodworking use. Everything about this gun seems to help you make a tight, clean fastening whether on the bench or upside-down-inside a cabinet. Oil-less operation means no oil blown on a fine veneer that would foil a finish. The tools light weight belies the precisely controlled power available. Exact fastener depth control means no blow through, no hand setting - leaving the minimum hole to deal with for finish. The steep angle of the magazine allows difficult corners to be fastened easily. It is possible to save by buying a different brand. However, if you get paid for your labor and you plan on using this tool longer than 6 months I suggest that this is the most economical gun on the market.
55 of 57 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Smooth operator,
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This review is from: Senco SFN40K 15-Gauge Finish Nailer with Case (Tools & Home Improvement)
Senco has long been recognized as the top manufacturer of pneumatic nailers. At least in the realm of finish nailers. The SFN 40 is no disappointment . I have used mine for several years now. I used the SFN 2b before that. I liked the old one but I like this one even more. We all love power. And this nailer has a lot to spare. It will sink 8 penny nails in hardwood all day long with no sign of stress. This doesn't mean it's a brute . The balance is perfect. Senco gives the user complete control. The drive adjustment is a joy to operate and it stays where you put it. The depth of drive remains consistent. The operation is typical senco. Soooo smooth ! You will love the oilless design. It will save you time when you're rolling out your tools . It will save you aggravation in work not ruined by oil stains. Don't worry about the durability of oilless. They last longer than many oiled designs. If you get a nail jam (Not likely)Just flip the easy clear lever on the nose of the tool and pull the nail out. Its that easy ! As others have said , the angled magazine is very nice. Many have tried to copy this nailer. Nobody has succeeded. Just use one next to a Porter cable, Bostich or paslode. It won't take very long and you too will see. This truly is the best you can buy. One more thing: the warranty is kind of strange. It covers all the normal things ,but Senco also covers "Acts of God". Like floods and other things . Unbelievable value!
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