Stanley FatMax
Stanley FatMax Stick Framing Nailer
#058-9352-2
$299.99
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Product Details
Stanley FatMax Stick Framing Nailer is a 3.5" framing nailer that uses 30-34° 2" to 3.5" paper collated clipped-head framing nails
Provides the power to drive nails into engineered lumber
Features a compact body design for better balance and style
PSI is 70-120
Nail capacity is 80
Nail range is 2 - 3.5"
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- This product carries a special warranty. Please see your local Canadian Tire store for details.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Stanley FatMax Stick Framing Nailer
11 years ago
bought this for my husband and he loves it as he uses it all the time.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Powerful
11 years ago
Great buy, it works excellently. Very powerful tool
Yes, I recommend this product.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Stanley FatMax Stick Framing Nailer
11 years ago
Use this nailer at work very good nailer cabable of the heaviest of commercial applications
Yes, I recommend this product.
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5 out of 5 stars.
great product!!!!!
11 years ago
Love the product. Expensive but i got it on sale! great gift and i really recommend it!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Excellent deal, purchased on sale at 1/2 price!
11 years ago
Bought this framing nailer a couple of weeks ago and have used it to build a shed. It has been great to use, no misfires, no double firing, easy to load and unload nail strips, love the depth adjustment right at the head of the nailer without any tools needed, it feels solid in hand and has a very soft recoil with minimum noise. Made putting walls together on the ground a breeze. It takes both clipped head nails and offset full round head nails, I have used both types by Paslode and Grip-Rite in the ring shank galvanized and Hot Dipped Galvanized without problems.
Negative aspect: this might be the same for most entry level framing nailers that have a fixed rafter clip, it gets in the way of positioning your hand on the nailer for certain angle nailing. Since I will not be nailing in the air anytime soon, I simply removed it...NOTE: you must replace the screw that was holding the clip to the nailer or else it will leak air from that hole, learned the easy way by plugging the air hose while I held the screw in my hand and wondered for a couple of seconds why it was leaking air, please don't ask me how many are a couple :)
Besides the clip, everything else has been great about this tool, would buy it again without hesiltation.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Q: CAN WIRE-WELD COLLATED NAILS BE USED INSTEAD OF PAPERTAPE ?
3 years ago1 Answer
A: Thanks for reaching out! No, you would only be able to use papertape collated nails.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: does it take full head round nails,paper collated
11 years ago1 Answer
A: Stanley FatMax Stick Framing Nailer is a 3.5" framing nailer that uses 30-34° 2" to 3.5" paper collated clipped-head framing nails.
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Q: I thought Stanley and Bostich were the same, but this is a Stanley Fatmax framing nailer. Is it the same as the Bostich?
11 years ago1 Answer
A: No, these nailers are not the same. The Bostitch nailer requires 28-degree framing nails, and has a lightweight magnesium housing. The Stanley Fatmax nailer uses 30-34 degree clipped head framing nails, and has a heavier duty aluminum housing. The nails for both guns are available at CTC.
11 years agoHelpful?
Q: Curious about nail degrees. The nailer has a sticker that states 30°, the manual states 34°, and Canadian Tire states 30°-34°. So as I obviously don't know much about these yet I am wondering which is it, 30°, 34° or the range of 30°-34°? Thanks in advance for the help.
11 years ago1 Answer
A: This nailer will accept nails between 30 and 34 degrees.
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