Heavy Equipment

Most Construction Sites Rent Pneumatic Nailers

You would be hard pressed to find a construction site that didn't have several pneumatic nailers on the premises. This is one of the most used pieces of equipment because it saves a great deal of time which translates into saved money.

Most foremen are not concerned about whether or not they need one but rather in what brand they want to get and need to make sure they are getting a quality piece of equipment that will be worth its weight in gold. The brand and type of pneumatic nailer you get varies drastically and the quality of the equipment you purchase is often parallel to what you pay for it. Some nailer brands include Paslode, Makita, Bosch, Bostitch and Senco. Quality equipment pays for itself through long lasting operation and hassle free use.

When choosing to rent a pneumatic nailer, you will need equipment that will be right for the job your doing. Renting can save you money and give you more of an option when the jobs you do change drastically all the time. One pneumatic nailer may work across several jobs but may not be very efficient. For example, a heavy duty nailer may not be a good idea for jobs that require a gentler nailer, and vice versa.

If you're building a bird house you should use Brad nailers because the wood used in a birdhouse is thinner and you will not need a heavy duty or longer nail to do the job. You would use this nailer in conjunction with a good quality wood glue.

There is actually a pneumatic nailer for just about every job you could find yourself doing. You could find one for building a doll house, bird house or even a dog house, up to an actual building structure. Just as you would not want to use a doll house nailer when building a full size building, you also would not want to use a long nail gun for building a doll house.

The internet is ripe with information on the various pneumatic nailer options as well as nails that work with each one, which one is right for the right job and even several options for executing the task at hand.

Weather you rent one or purchase one, you want a quality gun. If you plan to do job after job then you may want to purchase one straight out, but if you're just doing a job here and there or building for hobby once in a while, renting can save you money and give you more options when you decide to change what projects you want to tackle.