Started to build a little lean to shed.
Got the frame pretty much done .
Started to clad the outside with tongue and groove.
Looking groovy.but doent like the screws that and they have a tendancy to split the wood.
Looks like im going to have to nail it beung the lazy sod that i am
Cany anyone recommend an air nailer doent want to go the paslode.makita cordless route too dear.
Will a 18gauge bostick / bosch do or am i better with 15 or 16 gauge.i pressume a framing nailer will be to rough

little lean to shed

Surely a hammer is all you need for a little job like this?

Axminster has some serviceable nailers.

Surely a hammer is all you need for a little job like this?

Let the man buy an automatic nail gun – you don’t need to justify that sort of purchase to anyone!!!

DrP

Surely a hammer is all you need for a little job like this?

This is STW. Single handedly funding the economy through consumer activity.

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Fair enough but I bet a hammer would be quicker and obviously cheaper (and yes I do know that’s not the point). 🙂

Hire one from Travis Perkins..

Hammer will only be quicker if you include the time for the post to get his new nailer to him…

Built several sheds over the years , wouldnt even entertain doing them for other people without my nailers. Hammering in nails for cladding gets old quick.

I have hitachis gas over electric

But i second hiring.

Hammer holly **** do they still make them