We feel that the F nailer provides an unparalleled combination of performance and freedom, and highly recommend it. On my first. Bought Sep. Died Aug 4 Is in process of being sent off now. Only used as a backup to my air gun. Probably not nails though it. My first and last. The Senco F16 nailers are available now, but still a bit difficult to find. The idea sounds good but there have been trouble personally in the past with the drivers going to shit prematurely.
Have there been any upgrades in that department. The Senco nailer is absolutely brilliant. No gas, no hoses to cart about is brilliant. Both nailers have no gas, no hoses, no compressors. This is definitely the way of the future! Just wondering how your senco fusion is traveling. Regards Steve. Have own 3 of these nail guns nothing but junk Good at the start no gas smell and a lot quieter than paslose but the battery is worse than hopeless.
I am a professional carpenter of 41 years in the trade Talked a mate into getting one because I had a good run with them for a couple of months. You could easily imagine the Fusion attached to a robot arm of mayhem in a sci-fi movie. Movie foley sound editors should take note, the F is a sound effect waiting for an audience. Like our friend Doug over at ToolSnob. With many of the newer cordless tools including some type of on-board battery gauge, we were happy the Fusion is no exception.
Unfortunately the gauge is built into the battery itself and you have to press a button to activate it. Regardless, its handy to have the gauge to keep you up to speed on how much juice you have left. Clearing a jam involves removing the whole magazine assembly.
But for a first generation of this new technology, we think the Senco Fusion line offers a lot of convenience and performance. Gone also, are the fumes and replacement expense you get when using fuel cartridge technology from cordless nailers like Paslode.
Marc grew up under a brave single mom who "encouraged" home improvement on the family home. Early toddler gifts included a tool set, and even a cordless Bosch drill when cordless drills first came out. In grade school give or take a few years , Marc's mom said, "We need to cut down some trees. Toss in some Obsessive Compulsive personality traits researching everything home improvement related. The end result: a genetically pre-disposed, socially sculpted home improvement machine!
For his complete profile, please visit our About page. Really, it's worth it. I have one and it doesnt always fire and it drives me insane and slows my jobs down. It takes breaks and wont fire 20 times then will fire 3 nails and then wont fire another 5 times etc.. I just picked up mine today fusion15 let me say I am very impressed anyone who uses trim guns should have this gun simply put it works better than they say. A couple quick questions around the Nitrogen tank. How big is the tank?
What is the tank actually made of? Carbon Fibre, or steel or? Which leads me to the all important question. You must have JavaScript enabled in your browser to utilize the functionality of this website. E-MAIL: sales nailgundepot. Cincinnati, OH For anyone in renovation or remodeling, the name Senco Fusion is certain to ring a bell. One of the most recognized cordless finish and trim nailers in its class, the Senco Fusion packs innovation, technology and power - all in one handy cordless tool.
A tool that is recognized for its features, performance and quality, the Senco Fusion is much more than a basic finish tool, it's a new way of doing construction. Want to know what sets the Senco Fusion apart from its competition?
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