 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT6515 Gauge angled finish nailer offers superb durability and superior performance, great for a wide variety of finish and trim applications. Featuring a comfort grip for easy handling. ● Tool-free adjustable exhaust channels contaminants away from users. ● For use with 15 gauge angled finish nails. ● Drives 1-1/4 in. to 2-1/2 in. angled finish nails ● Toolless depth-of-drive adjustment helps protect work surface and allows proper setting of finish nails. ● Tool-free jam-release mechanism offers easy nail removal. ● Tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper nail-head setting. |
| Model: | Pneumatic 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT65 |
| Air Tool Type: | Air Nailer |
| Tool Diamensions: | 344mm x 82mm x 304mm |
| Net Tool Weight: | 2.04kgs(4.41 lbs) |
| Body Material: | Aliminum Body |
| Operate Pressure: | 70-120psi (5-8.3bar) |
| Load Capacity: | 100 nails |
| Nails Type: | 15GA 34 Degree DA Angle Finish Nails |
| Nails Head Diameter: | 0.12"(3.0mm) x 0.095"(2.4mm) |
| Nails Shank Diameter: | 0.072"(1.8mm) |
| Nails Length: | 1-1/4"(32mm)~2-1/2"(65mm) |
| Nails Shank Type: | Screw,Smooth,Ring |
| 15GA 34 Degree DA Angle Finish Nails |
| Nails Head Diameter:0.12"(3.0mm) x 0.095"(2.4mm) |
| Nails Shank Diameter:0.072"(1.8mm) |
| Nails Length:1-1/4"(32mm)~2-1/2"(65mm) |
| Nails Shank Type:Screw,Smooth,Ring |
Plastic magazine with strong and light weight body.
Non marring rubber driver tip.
Adjustable knot for either sequential or contact firing.
Tool free depth of drive adjustment for exact setting of nail head.
Low noisy and smooth operation.
Light framing.
Furniture fram assembly.
Exterior trim,stair cases and cabinet building.
Door and window construction.
Q: What is the best finish nailer?
A:1.Pneumatic 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT65-KYA
2.Hitachi NT65MA4 Angled Finish Nailer with Air Duster.
3.Freeman PFN1564 15 Gauge 34 Degree Angle Finish Nailer.
4. NuMax SFN64 Straight Finish Nailer
5.Bostitch N62FNK-2 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer.
6.Makita AF635 Finish Nailer.
Q: Can you use finish nails in a brad nailer?
A: 1. NT64 for use with the 1-1/4 in. - 2-1/2 in 15GA 34 degree DA angle finish nails .
2. T64 Straight Finish Nailer for use with 1 in.-2-1/2 in 16GA T brad nails.
3. F30 Brad Nailer for use with 3/8 in.-1-3/16 in. 18GA brad nails,
Q: What gauge finish nailer for trim?
A: 15 gauge 34 degree DA angle finish nails.
Q: What's the difference between a brad nailer and finish nailer?
A: A brad nailer is generally slightly smaller than a finish nailer. So, it's easy to determine the difference between the two nailers if you think of it in terms of size. The smaller brad nailer does not have the same holding power as a finish nailer because it technically doesn't use nails. brads are thin gauged and the head is much smaller, you won't have to use wood putty to cover the hole.
Finish nails have a larger diameter head than brads. Although the brads will give you a well disguised hole, it will not hold well with substantially heavy pieces of wood. Therefore, if you want the piece of wood to stay in place, a finish nailer is your tool.
Q: Psi for finish nailer
A: Operate Pressure: 70-120psi (5-8.3bar).
| No. | Symptom | Problems | Solutions | |
| 1.1 | Air Leak | Air leak in the cylinder cap when tools don't work | 1.Loose head valve piston seal or o-rings . | Check and replace the head valve piston set |
| 2.Worn or damaged o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under cylinder cap | Check and replace o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under the cylinder cap | |||
| 1.2 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools don't work | 1.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve | Check and replace o-ring | |
| 2.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve stem | Check and replace o-ring | |||
| 3.Dirt in the trigger valve | Check and clean the trigger valve | |||
| 1.3 | Air leak in cylinder cap when tools are working | 1.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace o-rings | |
| 2.Damaged seal under cylinder cap | Check and replace seal | |||
| 1.4 | Air leak in nose when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged bumper | Check and replace bumper | |
| 2.Loose driver(piston unit) thread | Check and replace driver(piston unit) | |||
| 1.5 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged trigger valve head | Check and replace trigger valve head | |
| 2.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 2 | Failed to get driver(piston unit) back to the correct position completely. | 1.The driver(piston unit) is not straight or the driver guide(nose) is wrong assembled. | Straighten the driver(piston unit) or verify driver guide(nose) and magazine | |
| 2.Worn or damaged nozzle | Check and replace nozzle | |||
| 3.The space between piston o-ring and cylinder is too tight. | Check if the cylinder is adequate lubrication or replace the o-ring on the piston. | |||
15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT6515 Gauge angled finish nailer offers superb durability and superior performance, great for a wide variety of finish and trim applications. Featuring a comfort grip for easy handling. ● Tool-free adjustable exhaust channels contaminants away from users. ● For use with 15 gauge angled finish nails. ● Drives 1-1/4 in. to 2-1/2 in. angled finish nails ● Toolless depth-of-drive adjustment helps protect work surface and allows proper setting of finish nails. ● Tool-free jam-release mechanism offers easy nail removal. ● Tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper nail-head setting. |
| Model: | Pneumatic 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT65 |
| Air Tool Type: | Air Nailer |
| Tool Diamensions: | 344mm x 82mm x 304mm |
| Net Tool Weight: | 2.04kgs(4.41 lbs) |
| Body Material: | Aliminum Body |
| Operate Pressure: | 70-120psi (5-8.3bar) |
| Load Capacity: | 100 nails |
| Nails Type: | 15GA 34 Degree DA Angle Finish Nails |
| Nails Head Diameter: | 0.12"(3.0mm) x 0.095"(2.4mm) |
| Nails Shank Diameter: | 0.072"(1.8mm) |
| Nails Length: | 1-1/4"(32mm)~2-1/2"(65mm) |
| Nails Shank Type: | Screw,Smooth,Ring |
| 15GA 34 Degree DA Angle Finish Nails |
| Nails Head Diameter:0.12"(3.0mm) x 0.095"(2.4mm) |
| Nails Shank Diameter:0.072"(1.8mm) |
| Nails Length:1-1/4"(32mm)~2-1/2"(65mm) |
| Nails Shank Type:Screw,Smooth,Ring |
Plastic magazine with strong and light weight body.
Non marring rubber driver tip.
Adjustable knot for either sequential or contact firing.
Tool free depth of drive adjustment for exact setting of nail head.
Low noisy and smooth operation.
Light framing.
Furniture fram assembly.
Exterior trim,stair cases and cabinet building.
Door and window construction.
Q: What is the best finish nailer?
A:1.Pneumatic 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer NT65-KYA
2.Hitachi NT65MA4 Angled Finish Nailer with Air Duster.
3.Freeman PFN1564 15 Gauge 34 Degree Angle Finish Nailer.
4. NuMax SFN64 Straight Finish Nailer
5.Bostitch N62FNK-2 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer.
6.Makita AF635 Finish Nailer.
Q: Can you use finish nails in a brad nailer?
A: 1. NT64 for use with the 1-1/4 in. - 2-1/2 in 15GA 34 degree DA angle finish nails .
2. T64 Straight Finish Nailer for use with 1 in.-2-1/2 in 16GA T brad nails.
3. F30 Brad Nailer for use with 3/8 in.-1-3/16 in. 18GA brad nails,
Q: What gauge finish nailer for trim?
A: 15 gauge 34 degree DA angle finish nails.
Q: What's the difference between a brad nailer and finish nailer?
A: A brad nailer is generally slightly smaller than a finish nailer. So, it's easy to determine the difference between the two nailers if you think of it in terms of size. The smaller brad nailer does not have the same holding power as a finish nailer because it technically doesn't use nails. brads are thin gauged and the head is much smaller, you won't have to use wood putty to cover the hole.
Finish nails have a larger diameter head than brads. Although the brads will give you a well disguised hole, it will not hold well with substantially heavy pieces of wood. Therefore, if you want the piece of wood to stay in place, a finish nailer is your tool.
Q: Psi for finish nailer
A: Operate Pressure: 70-120psi (5-8.3bar).
| No. | Symptom | Problems | Solutions | |
| 1.1 | Air Leak | Air leak in the cylinder cap when tools don't work | 1.Loose head valve piston seal or o-rings . | Check and replace the head valve piston set |
| 2.Worn or damaged o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under cylinder cap | Check and replace o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under the cylinder cap | |||
| 1.2 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools don't work | 1.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve | Check and replace o-ring | |
| 2.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve stem | Check and replace o-ring | |||
| 3.Dirt in the trigger valve | Check and clean the trigger valve | |||
| 1.3 | Air leak in cylinder cap when tools are working | 1.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace o-rings | |
| 2.Damaged seal under cylinder cap | Check and replace seal | |||
| 1.4 | Air leak in nose when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged bumper | Check and replace bumper | |
| 2.Loose driver(piston unit) thread | Check and replace driver(piston unit) | |||
| 1.5 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged trigger valve head | Check and replace trigger valve head | |
| 2.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 2 | Failed to get driver(piston unit) back to the correct position completely. | 1.The driver(piston unit) is not straight or the driver guide(nose) is wrong assembled. | Straighten the driver(piston unit) or verify driver guide(nose) and magazine | |
| 2.Worn or damaged nozzle | Check and replace nozzle | |||
| 3.The space between piston o-ring and cylinder is too tight. | Check if the cylinder is adequate lubrication or replace the o-ring on the piston. | |||
