I am a do-it-yourselfer who decided to put hardwood floors in living rooms and dining rooms. Point one, so I underestimated how long it would take. I rented an air compressor and air assisted nail from Home Depot for a total of $ 95 for one day and was disappointed at how little progress I have made (it's slower than you think).
For the price of renting a nail gun for one day this page nail is yours to keep forever, so take as long as you want and not worry about coming back to the rental store on time. Generally, a completely new device provides a quality check before it is released, and I just had a problem with this tool and it was one I got myself by double-clicking on the nails of the same thread that caused a nail jam in the chute. Plate and spring mechanism was easy to take apart, cleaned the jam and back to work. The stick was my fault. The gun works smoothly, it comes with a hammer. There was a small slit at one I was suggesting that the previously used, but for a price comparison of Recon vs new, that was a problem. Even if you are unsure of what to do with a side of Spike in your tool collection when you are finished with the floor work, would raise the price of buying the factory Recon vs. renting is worth.
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