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HiltiWpgMember since Sep 2015

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tonylandinMember since Dec 2015

Wow is right

From a fan of tools with lots of assistance from Siri #TIACREW

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

I saw that pop up on the interwebs! Definitely an awesome new development! I’ve only had experience with battery operated Paslode PAT with the cartridges over 15 years ago. Very cool they could do it with one less component

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John GlasseyMember since Jan 2014

Wow what an awesome tool, I would love to see one work up close. Being Hilti you know it’s quality, like to see what the failures would be over time. 

Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015

Dewalt should take notes on how to stop coming in last place. This tool is revolutionary in every sense of the term. Kudo’s to their R&D for knocking it out of the park. 

 

The only thing that would make it better is if it could shoot through 2×4 into concrete like a 22. powder actuated can. I’ve not used mine for years because of the hassle, easier to just drive a tapcon most of the time. But this? Man…

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

That thing is awesome and huge! Definitely something I’d expect from Hilti.

Jimbo

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krutonMember since Jun 2015

Looks like one bad unit!

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jswoger1986Member since Jan 2016

Hugh Jass wrote:

Dewalt should take notes on how to stop coming in last place. This tool is revolutionary in every sense of the term. Kudo’s to their R&D for knocking it out of the park. 

 

The only thing that would make it better is if it could shoot through 2×4 into concrete like a 22. powder actuated can. I’ve not used mine for years because of the hassle, easier to just drive a tapcon most of the time. But this? Man…

This unit isn’t designed for wood framing. It’s more of a commercial end product designed for metal framing the pins you use are only about 1/2 to maybe 5/8 in length maximum. I used to use the trackfast gas driven system at work. This thing is sweet. Probably around $600 and limits you to metal framing but I’m sure it’s worth it for anyone who is a commercial framer

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