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saved a cheapy brad nailer

The Cobbler

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Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada
I have an el cheapo brad nailer that is sort of our favourite.It has a nice balance, nice magazine latch mechanism and feels nice to hold. It came with a refurbed hot dog compressor that I bought several years ago. paid $ 69 for the set if I recall. The brad nailer has shot probably 100,000 nails and just keeps going... until today, it stopped working and just blew air out the exhaust. figured it was a goner . took the head off & low & behold, the oring in the head valve has popped out of the groove. replaced it with a new one & also replaced the piston o-ring as it was very worn. Low & behold, it works again.:bowdown:
 
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DemoFly

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Jan 13, 2016
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Port Orchard, WA
I got an old impact wrench that I have sitting around that I should rebuild. It was given to me by my mentor years ago, and he's since passed on.

I can understand preferring something old and worn, but feels like an extension of your arm.
 
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