A Review of the Bostitch F28WW Stick Framing Nailer
The Bostitch F28WW requires an operating pressure between 70 and 120 PSI. The framing nailer provides an impressive driving power of 1050 inch-pounds. This is more than enough power to use the Bostitch F28WW to work with tough engineered lumber.
The Bostitch F28WW is designed to use 28-degree wire collated stick nails. The magazine that holds the fasteners can accommodate up to 100 nails at a time. This reduces the time you have to spend reloading the tool. The Bostitch F28WW uses fasteners with a length between two inches and 3 1/2 inches.
Another nice feature of the Bostitch F28WW is the 16-inch layout indicator located on the magazine. This indicator will help you find the correct distance between the studs quickly. Therefore, you can be more productive as you won’t have to use a tape measure to find the correct distance between studs.
The Bostitch F28WW is also equipped with a push-button depth of drive. The adjustable button allows you to set nails at the appropriate depth easily. The nailer is equipped with a factory-installed sequential trigger. The Bostitch F28WW also has steel guards complete with rubber inserts. These anti-skid rubber inserts are designed to provide stability by preventing the tool from moving around.
The Bostitch F28WW stick framing nailer is a compact design with a 14-inch height and 20-inch length. The tool is also constructed with a lightweight magnesium housing. The Bostitch F28WW weighs only 7.6 pounds, so you won’t strain yourself using the tool for an extended period of time. The nailer also features an adjustable exhaust so that you can blow dust and hot air away from you while you’re working.
If you’re looking for a compact and lightweight framing nailer, then you should take a look at the Bostitch F28WW. It requires an operating pressure between 70 and 120 PSI and delivers 1050 inch-pounds of driving power. The Bostitch F28WW also features a 16-inch layout indicator so that you can quickly find the correct distance between studs. The magazine can also hold up to 100 nails which reduces loading time.
