The plunge mechanism in this machine has a lot of play, and the machine cut very loose slots that didn’t allow me to get an accurate reading during the parallel test. It’s heavy but well balanced, and features a comfortable pistol grip; however, the grip makes the tool harder to use in the vertical orientation. The fence is large and has an easy-to-grip handle in front that I like. But it was hard to keep the fence parallel when locking it after adjustments.
Compared to other products, the SandNet 80 grit cuts slower. However, if you're working inside someone's home and need to start at this grit, you might want to trade speed for improved dust collection.
• 1,650 Nails per charge using the included compact 3.0Ah Battery
• Up to 3 nails per second with no ramp-up time
• 31% lighter than the previous model
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