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  1. 12th August 2006, 04:35 PM #1
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    Default Paslode Cordless framer nails?

    Reading the Paslode Cordless framing gun's catalogue on 'fasteners and applications' it says the framer is not recommended for use with 3" ring shank nails in pressure treated lumber. Is this correct?

    Does that mean (in this country) permapine in pergolas etc?

    Which of their nails (if any) can be used? Or must I resort to a hammer?
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    I'm pretty sure that they sell the galvanised type for treated pine. They are expensive but Im sure they exist.
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