Arrrrghhh.... Been waiting in the hope Bosch might release a 18v framing gun..... Still nothing.... I might give up and go for the Milwaukee too 😅 Thx for your inspiring videos mate.
Yeah I waited for a fair while. They finally released the pin gun but it didn't look super impressive unfortunately. The Milwaukee stuff has been rock solid so far 🤙
Cool vid.I used Senco and Paslode with compressed air for 25 years.last 10 years using gas Paslode,s.they piss me off big time.need cleaning.misfite burn out batteries....think I mite go the Red Guns on your suggestion..no more gas too fuck around with
Mate I'm a bosch guys myself and I hear you on the 18v router. They told us one was coming ages ago and still nothing. On the plus side I saw a video of the bosch pin gun firing and cant say im impressed. Its one that has to charge up before firing like the dewalt. too noisy bro. I've been considering swapping out my paslode nail and pin gun and tossing up between the milwaukee and the hikoki myself. Leaning towards the hikoki at this stage though as I can get the multivolt kit giving me access to some of the 36v Hikoki gear as an option. Super impressed with the milwaukee though as my mate has them
I swear I've asked about that router 100 times. 😅 I almost jumped on hikoki, I love the look of their router. Thing is a beast, however I heard really good things about the Milwaukee guns so figured it was a safe bet. I'm sure you can't go wrong with either. 🤙
@@viking.designs I brought the hikoki pin gun. So far must say kinda wish I went with the milwaukee, but we will see how we go over the next couple of jobs
Why's that? Not a fan? I rate the Milwaukee pinner highly, however the weight of the framer is a bit much when you're climbing around on a roof all day
@@viking.designs so far just seems a little underpowered. I do Renovations mainly so when I set the pin to go full depth it doesn't drive it home sometimes and I need to go back and punch all my pins. It's a real pain. And also the belt clip only fits on one side. Unfortunately on the correct side for a left handed person and I'm not left handed. So I end up doing a bit of a funny juggle thing with the pin gun to put it on my belt. I should actually get in touch with Hikoki about the power, because from all the reviews they aren't supposed to be short on power, so maybe I have an issue with my one
Been waiting for the next video mate, just about to get qualified as a chippy and love all your business videos. Awesome production aswell. Keep em coming! Also, which would you prefer if your mainly doing frames and trusses? The heavy milwaukee or the paslode?
Arrrrghhh.... Been waiting in the hope Bosch might release a 18v framing gun..... Still nothing.... I might give up and go for the Milwaukee too 😅
Thx for your inspiring videos mate.
Yeah I waited for a fair while. They finally released the pin gun but it didn't look super impressive unfortunately. The Milwaukee stuff has been rock solid so far 🤙
Cool vid.I used Senco and Paslode with compressed air for 25 years.last 10 years using gas Paslode,s.they piss me off big time.need cleaning.misfite burn out batteries....think I mite go the Red Guns on your suggestion..no more gas too fuck around with
Mate I'm a bosch guys myself and I hear you on the 18v router. They told us one was coming ages ago and still nothing. On the plus side I saw a video of the bosch pin gun firing and cant say im impressed. Its one that has to charge up before firing like the dewalt. too noisy bro. I've been considering swapping out my paslode nail and pin gun and tossing up between the milwaukee and the hikoki myself. Leaning towards the hikoki at this stage though as I can get the multivolt kit giving me access to some of the 36v Hikoki gear as an option. Super impressed with the milwaukee though as my mate has them
I swear I've asked about that router 100 times. 😅 I almost jumped on hikoki, I love the look of their router. Thing is a beast, however I heard really good things about the Milwaukee guns so figured it was a safe bet. I'm sure you can't go wrong with either. 🤙
@@viking.designs just don't know why they haven't done it. Especially when they have a 12v version
@@viking.designs I brought the hikoki pin gun. So far must say kinda wish I went with the milwaukee, but we will see how we go over the next couple of jobs
Why's that? Not a fan? I rate the Milwaukee pinner highly, however the weight of the framer is a bit much when you're climbing around on a roof all day
@@viking.designs so far just seems a little underpowered. I do Renovations mainly so when I set the pin to go full depth it doesn't drive it home sometimes and I need to go back and punch all my pins. It's a real pain. And also the belt clip only fits on one side. Unfortunately on the correct side for a left handed person and I'm not left handed. So I end up doing a bit of a funny juggle thing with the pin gun to put it on my belt. I should actually get in touch with Hikoki about the power, because from all the reviews they aren't supposed to be short on power, so maybe I have an issue with my one
mate too long between vids , been hanging for a new episode , keep up the great work brother!!!!
Thanks legend. I got a heap of new ones on the way. 🤘
Been waiting for the next video mate, just about to get qualified as a chippy and love all your business videos. Awesome production aswell. Keep em coming!
Also, which would you prefer if your mainly doing frames and trusses? The heavy milwaukee or the paslode?
Ayyy, thanks legend!
Honestly, the Paslode framer is hard to beat. Finish nailer definitely Milwaukee.