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Thanks Roughcut. I could do this but the cladding is to go on a shed which is 8m x 5m. So there is quite a bit and I want a nailgun that will do that and the timber frame house I want to build later in the year.

Can I resurrect this thread. I haven't done anything about it as I have been struggling to get planning permission but hope to win on appeal. The only collated SS annular nails I have found are 34 degree and 50mm long. Anyone have a source for other angles and shorter lengths?

I realised the difference when I saw a picture. I also think I read that one model took clipped ones for the first half dozen and then round ones??

Thanks. The shed is the first job but I am about to start a timber framed house which will have cedar cladding so if I can find another air framing nailer it will get some use. What is the difference between round head and clipped nailers.

Thanks Pete for the link. Just beaten for a 34 degree framing nailer on ebay :cry:

That is as expected. My main problem is that when smooth nails are put in with a hammer the centre boards bow out when water gets into the wood: the expansion is enough to remove the nails. That is why I want to use round-headed stainless steel annular nails. I don't know what gauge they would...

Hi I have a 50L 8-bar air compressor. I want to nail cedar T&G cladding on a shed frame using stainless steel annular nails . I know little about nail guns so would welcome recommendations on air nail guns and on the suppliers of suitable nails.