DEWALT Pneumatic 28-Degree Framing Nailer
$249.00
This DEWALT Pneumatic Framing Nailer is designed to deliver improved power for less standing nails and better drive performance.
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Description
The DEWALT DWF83WW framing nailer is built for high speed framing applications. New engine technology has been designed to reduce recoil and the nailers optimized center of gravity results in a well-balanced tool. It is Fast, Light and Guaranteed Tough.
- Industrial grade design for high speed and high volume framing applications
- Lightweight with enhanced ergonomics and balance for comfort and control
- Recoil dampening engine system to minimize recoil
- Depth-of-drive adjustment for precise setting of fasteners
- Selectable trigger for bump or sequential actuation mode
- Adjustable rafter hook
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 9.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23.98 × 13.50 × 5.10 in |
| Air Tool Type | Air Nailer |
| Compressor/Air Tool Features | Fastener Collation, Fastener Depth Control |
| Condition | New |
| Cordless/ Corded | Corded |
| Included | No additional components or accessories are included |
| Loading type | Strip |
| Maximum Fastener Size | 3-1/4 in |
| Minimum Fastener Size | 2 in |
| Minimum Recommended Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI | 8.7 |
| Minimum Recommended Operating Pressure (psi) | 70 |
| Model | DWF83WW |
| Nail Gauge | NA / Other |
| Nailgun Angle | 28 |
| Power Type | Air |
| Reconditioned | No |
| Tools Product Type | Air Tool |
Reviews (34)
34 reviews for DEWALT Pneumatic 28-Degree Framing Nailer
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Lucienne Bailey (verified owner) –
I’ve owned it for about a year now and I gotta say you really can’t get a better gun in the price range. I build sheds 5 days a week and sometimes even 7 and use it everyday without hesitation. To be honest I’ve abused it and it is still going strong. I use it as a hammer sometimes, most times I forget to drain my compressor so it’s always got water running through it, and I don’t ever oil it and it never sticks or anything. Only problems I have with it is it won’t shoot hot galvanized nails something about them they come out sideways. And every once in a while if I hit a nail under something it’ll jam up the head under the pin but it’s always an easy fix. I’ve had other guys come work with me and try my gun and leave and go buy one because they love it too! So overall great nailer and I’d recommend it to anybody!
Leora Tromp (verified owner) –
Solidly built — have had no issues with jamming, etc. I’m taking one star off because the nails are hard to come buy — HD should stock them in store.
Bessie Cormier (verified owner) –
Bought this tool to help build some stairs and frame in a storage room in my barn. The nail gun performed flawlessly and cut my work time by more than half. Almost all my power tools are DeWalt and I have never regretted a single purchase.
Trevion O’Conner (verified owner) –
Gift came but in original box on porch for everyone to see what was delivered
Wayne Koss (verified owner) –
It’s a awesome nail gun
Della Schulist (verified owner) –
I’ve used this framer for a while now and the “depth-of-drive” adjuster is hard to use on the fly. Not for quick adjusting. Otherwise the tool is what I expected: average.
Alphonso Bogisich (verified owner) –
Excellent, easy to use. 700 square foot floor and only one jamb which took less then five minutes to clear.
Duncan Ferry (verified owner) –
To begin with, it just looks cool! The nailer is lighter than expected and easy to handle. I like the 28-degree angle. Loading the nailer was easy enough. The nails insert through the top of the nail guide. There is a control on the housing that allows for repetitive nailing. The nailer also features an adjustable depth control. The tool DID NOT come with an air connection. If you plan on using a quick connector you may need to purchase an adapter (reducer) as well as a male quick connect fitting. Once adapted and powered up, I tried out my new DeWalt 28 Degree Framing Nailer on a decking project and was more than impressed. This nailer is built to last and has all of the features that I need. I’m satisfied and I would have no problem recommending purchase of one or more of these to a friend.
Brenna McClure (verified owner) –
Good gun, lightweight, shoots good. Use oil and your all good.
Everardo Schmeler (verified owner) –
I am very satisfied with the nail gun. It works great.
Felton Marquardt (verified owner) –
Great nail gun
Arne Sanford (verified owner) –
Purchased this with the rigid pancake 6 gal electric compressor. Gun works well so far, been using for about a week so far with no issues. Saves a lot of time compared to hand hammering!
Abel Kessler (verified owner) –
As my other DeWalt tools, I’m not unhappy with this nailer. It’s powerful, rugged and easy to use. What a time saver when doing big projects, like framing in a house, installing sub-flooring or any job that requires a lot of hammering. It has a large capacity, and can use a variety of nail sizes. No carpenter should be without this time and energy-saving tool.
Angus Torp (verified owner) –
This nailer has been great to use so far. Although plenty sturdy in its build it is well balanced without being overly heavy, helping to limit user fatigue. I have not experienced any misfires as far as nails getting stuck or not firing. The kickback however is rapid so make sure that when you pull the trigger you simply “flick” it quickly. If you hold the trigger down you will more than likely fire an additional nail when the tool recoils back onto the project surface. Unless you are well versed with other nailers, do yourself (and your project) a favor by practicing on some scrap wood first. Alternatively, the serial fire option can allow you to work quickly by keeping the trigger depressed and “bumping” the nose of the tool along..the reliability of this technique will depend both on the air supply and your technique.The only negative I have is minor. The nailer requires a few drops of pneumatic tool oil into its air inlet prior to each user (or every five hours of prolonged use) but a bottle is not included…you can find it at The Home Depot for a few dollars. Also the intake is 3/8″ meaning that you will need an adapter/reducer to 1/4″ and connecting plug for another few dollars. Total should be less than $10 for everything but still annoying if you have to run back to the store.Overall I am very very pleased with this high quality reliable nailer.