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Your cart is empty.The NuMax S18GLCNDH Pneumatic 18-Gauge 1-3/4" L-Cleat Dual Handle Flooring Nailer is specifically designed for the installation of most 3/8" to 3/4" tongue and groove hardwood flooring. This air powered flooring nailer comes with three interchangeable base plates, and is compatible with 18 gauge L-cleats from 1-1/4" to 1-3/4". The dual handle design allows you to use either the short handle or extended handle, depending on whether you prefer to stand or kneel during operation. This convenient option will save your back and help to reduce fatigue when working for long stretches of time. A no mar foot eliminates damage to finished flooring surface and ensures professional results for DIYers as well as construction contractors. Durably constructed of lightweight and high strength aluminum with heat treated steel parts, this dual handle flooring nailer is built to last. The Pneumatic 18-Gauge 1-3/4" L-Cleat Dual Handle Flooring Nailer includes a fiberglass mallet with a padded grip and rubber head, three interchangeable base plates, and is covered by NuMax's 1 Year Limited Warranty and 30 Day Wearable Parts Warranty. All changes on this ticket have saved properly on both the PRIFR and PS4SL records using Vendor Central, but are not hitting the live page for some reason.
Mark Holtze
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
Doesn't sit stably on tongue and will rotate slightly if the strike with the mallet is not dead center. This can damage the floor as the force from the nailer is directed to a single corner.
Circuits
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
I installed 540 Square Feet of hardwood bamboo flooring with this nailer and it never malfunctioned once! I was concerned that I had to spend around $400 to get a good nailer, but this proved me wrong! It performs very well and works with nails that I purchased at a local hardware store. My only criticism is that it is difficult get the foot adjusted properly for the floor thickness and it makes it touchy to line the nailer up on the tongue of each board. Watch this carefully, or you might end up with a nail in the wrong place!
E Milev
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2023
Works well. In the beginning it was splitting the plank about half the time, but after switching the nails it almost never did. The two handles are handy, when switching from kneeling to standing position. One thing to be wary - when plugging the air hose, one nail sticks out and it has to be removed by hand.
Lawrence Mcgovern
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2022
Just banged out 1500 SF of 9/16 engineered with it. It's not the $500 tool you buy if you do it every day, but it handled this job easily. I would say it's in between Harbor Freight and high end pro tools. If you have a one off job, it's fine. For what I spent I'm very happy.
wei z guo
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021
Completed over 1600 sq feet with no major problems. Jammed a few times but unjamming it only a few steps. Money well spent
Amanda M
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021
My husband and I decided to install new hardwood floor throughout the entire house so I've had a good month of using this nailer and it worked great. No issues at all. Easy to use and I was surprised to find that other nailers were at least $100 more.
EngineerJon
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020
This is a really good nailer. I installed 1,000sq ft of fossilized bamboo that was T&G nail down. I really like this nailer, easy to use and reliable. With any nailer, need to setup your air pressure to the nails and flooring you are using. I did have three planks during the entire job where I thought the nailer was lined up and it drove a nail straight into the plank and not the tongue; my fault, not the nailer. Just be aware that can happen! Overall recommend.
Chip
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020
So far this thing has been solid. I am using it to install 9/16 thick oak engineered hardwood. The tool feels to be made of good quality. I had one jam, but it was my fault as my compressor dipped in pressure.I have been operating the gun at 50psi on the tool line.ONE SUGGESTION: I found that installing a swivel adaptor allows you to get the nail gun closer to the wall, so you can shoot an additional row or two, where you might have had to hand nail. The standard straight air line attachment can obstruct the device from getting in close when you couple with a line.
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