That almost does it, but actually there is a little adapter you can put on some guns that allows you to set the depth you wish to drive to relative to the surface. Takes care of variations in the product your dealing with to give very consitent results even if the operator goes to sleep .. or alsmost so. . The point here is you have to ajdust it, and and use it. However if you have never seen one ... need I say more. In hind site, we had a bit of fun with the contractor to pay for the rest of the misery. Fortunately, everyone kept their heads through it all picking up responsibilities appropriately ... and we all had a bit of chuckle when it was all over ... at least that is the view from this seat... Otis Wright
graywolf wrote: >You have to set the air pressure for the product you are nailing. We >used to use one set up to nail oak shipping pallets together (very high >air pressure) it could shoot a nail completely through the steel side of >the building from 100 feet away (of course you had to deliberately >defeat the safety interlock to do that). > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
