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I always thought that the longer length allowed the shaft to twist and act like a torque converter.

I've seen a few of these crowd funded projects fall short but this looks very promising.

Palm nailers are speciality tools, I wouldn't choose one for general fixing. We have one at work that gets used about once every couple of years... You should get a cheap nail gun that can fire 90mm for less than a £100. We have a no-name thing that is used in the workshop for knocking kits...

If you already have a compressor you should be able to pick up a decent nailgun fairly cheaply. Bostitch are good. If you want cordless you are looking at at least £300 plus the expensive nails to go with it. I like the Dewalt framer over the Paslodes.

I think they are polypropylene. They certainly don't crack (we use them for moving heavy stuff like breakers and stihl saws in the back of tippers...)

Is it a challenge based format just like all the other guff that's on?

I've found the euro boxes don't crack like the ones you buy in diy outlets. They are widely used in industrial environments. Big dug have them at a good price.

Euro boxes are very good and come in all sorts of sizes.

Pneumatic cheapo in the shed at home and bostitch 16g on site. Very very pleased with the bostitch (having used supplied paslodes in the past) I dont think you can beat the pneumatics if you are bench bound though.

Been using clear 'stixall' at work this week to stick up acrylic shower panels.

No problem. I've only really tried the fag flavoured liquids so far so can't really give you much help with that. The good thing with the Kanger tanks is that they are glass and can be stripped down and washed out if you are experimenting with different flavours a lot.

I've just got bare chipboard laid over three layers of laminate flooring underlay. I would wreck laminate flooring in no time

Under the bed counting his money.

I would get a Kanger mini tank (it's glass with replaceable coils) and a couple of eGo batteries to suit. http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_ ... Caps%2C436 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Genuine-Variabl ... go+battery Then your talking about £3 a week on juice. I had this setup for a while but...

I would recommend the Panasonic. The batteries are fantastic and the drills are very well. I know a few tradesmen (window fitters and curtain wall glazers) who have moved from using Hilti to Panasonic. I've always considered Hilti to be top of the heap when it comes to 'guns' so the Pannies...