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Nailer belt clip

billgreenwood

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I bought the HF 3-in-1 framing nail gun to put up my pole barn. So far it is doing great as long as I keep the magazine filled and the pressure turned up to 120psi. The only thing I don't like is that there isn't a belt clip. Has anyone added a clip to a nail gun that didn't come with one? Thanks for any help.

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This is what you need - I put these on my framing and siding nailer when building my shop:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Werner-Lock-In-Tool-Lasso-and-Belt-Clip-AC58-TL/202088292
 

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Oh - actually - buying the set lets you put the lanyard on two different tools and the clip on your belt.
 
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billgreenwood

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Thanks for the link. I will keep this in mind but I would like to have some sort of solid attachment rather than a bungee since the nail gun is a bit heavy.

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I bought the HF 3-in-1 framing nail gun to put up my pole barn. So far it is doing great as long as I keep the magazine filled and the pressure turned up to 120psi. The only thing I don't like is that there isn't a belt clip. Has anyone added a clip to a nail gun that didn't come with one? Thanks for any help.

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Give the Gunook a look -

http://www.diynetwork.com/video/gunook-sky-hook-&-super-hook-74487

http://www.gunook.com/superhook.html

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Senco also has a hook you can add on, but 15 min in the garage and some scrap metal will solve your problem. Be real careful about stepping on your hose and taking a fall. Roofing and ladders can get really exciting if you have not had experience with dragging an air hose everywhere you walk.
 
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billgreenwood

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Thanks for all the replies. I just got off work so I will take a look at all the links y'all have posted and get back to ya after.

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