I bought this nail gun as we were planning to renew all the fencing in our back garden. As this involved 19 double slatted fence panels, 10 of which needed to be cut down in size, we knew there would be a need for a great czcams.com/users/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt deal of re-stapling the wooden slats to the wooden framework. Each alteration required the re-stapling of 62 wooden slats with double staples. Prior to starting the work we ordered sufficient additional staples as per the instructions with the gun.The gun performed fantastically throughout the entire project with no jams of misfires. The adjustable power was excellent allowing the staples to be fired into the 8mm slats to the correct depth. For the price paid this was a bargain and it proved itself to be so reliable and versatile making an arduous task much quicker and professional. I cannot recommend this product highly enough and it will be used on many other projects in the future.
For real I bet money he ain't never hand nailed shingles in his life and I mean everyday rolling out. Young boys think they can roll yeah you can but to a real roofer you don't impress me bro.
Just another random guy that thinks he knows what he's doing. Leaks everywhere with several nail heads exposed (one he saw and reacted to, then proceeded roofing). Zero pride in quality and are NOT craftsmen.
your average at best honestly and you may hit the line but you have nails all in the joints there buddy those are leaks all day long get good before you get fast
Sooooo good u low nailed without looking......lol.🤣🤣🤣🤣. I woulda had them shingles nailed down before you prepared and nailed down half ur shingles. Plus com'on bro with the no look low nail and you leave it on the roof.....reminds me of my boy seam on seam dave.... 😂😂😂
You just left the low nail? Just pull the shingle and fix it then. Btw in the time it took u to lay those shingles out I could have put half a bundle down at the least
Jae Doe you took the words out of my mouth, I was gonna make the same comment with the respect,I think laying down those shingles its time consuming. greetings.
I was thinking the same thing, laying them out like that is a waste of time, and when it is hot out they'll be stuck on the felt by the time you get to them.
There's only one real Super Roofer and this guy isn't it! I've been a roofer 33 years, yes I'm almost 60 and i still can out shingle most ppl. Ive owned my own company for decades and my advice if you want to last in the roofing bizz is slow down and do better work.
Aren't you a little too old to be bragging...grampa? We came here to see a "different" k2 smoking, crank doin', ebonic speaking whitish looking dude/dudette bragging, not YOU
Yup! Been going at it for 22 years now and I'd be bumping bundles today up two ladders onto an easy 4/12 except its freezing rain and a nice layer of ice on my sidewalk says it'll be a shitshow day so I'm off and somehow found this video and after watching it and reading comments yours is the one I'd say makes the most sense. Slow n steady always outperforms blasting away and making rookie mistakes even for a well seasoned roofer. Out of every 100 customers I might get one or two who want speed over quality. People are paying large sums for a job that deserves quality. Of course speed is important since we're looking to get onto the next job but rarely do you encounter a customer who's looking for a crazy speed that leaves nuggets ever other shingle and not concerned about quality. Over the years I've found customers want the simple things. A roof that doesn't leak and looks good and they want a good ground clean up after. Often that's what they are most concerned about. They see neighbors or friends who've had their roof redone and the ground clean up looks like crap. Nails in the driveway or dogs paw. Chunks of broken shingles left in the flower garden of black marks on siding are a few easily avoided issues if proper attention is given Slow n steady but not a snails pace with a good clean up after always beats coming back for simple things overlooked that caused a leak or shingles blown off.
@@cdnreplies3597 You will find the longer you're in business the more and more speed becomes less important. Since 95% of my clients are realtors, my business depends on leaving a great impression at the end of a job.
Ya I thought I saw that.. fast is not pro ..all these fast guys do is give the potential to void your warranty..if the inspectors see anything sloppy at all its bad
Also he needs to make sure his second placed nail es at least 4 inches from the next shingle ending layment because water gets in between the shingles jointment and your nail cant be less that 4 inches or it will start to leak
perfect...dinked around and exposed a nail than just left it. no that won't leak at all. but as long as you get paid by the square and make it your bosses problem to come back later to fix your fuck up , it don't matter to you right? you give roofers who actually take pride in quality a really bad name
That roof is going to leak where he left the low nail,nailhead was left exposed.You're supposed to remove the entire shingle and replace it when that happens.
Exactly! This guy's a joke! Try laying them out like that on a 90 plus degree day. Don't even get me started on his nail placement! Then he shoots one an inch low and keeps going? Mind over matter I guess? (It ain't mine, so it don't matter)
with all the respect, In my state, we called " shinglers" to the people that just know how to install shingles, and we called our self "roofers" to the ones that went to school and know from residential installations to commercial installation. To me sir , your are just another " shingler" . just an average installer keep practicing you might get better at installing shingles! Eric.
Your right Eric to be a true roofer you need to now how to do residential and commercial and now how to install every kind of roofing system out there you got a point there
You consider me a roofer if i didnt go to school but i know how to install torch, tpo, pvc, cedar shake, metal, shingles, presidential, the list goes on. But would you consider me a roofer?
boss receives a call from the client: hey man theres a leak somewhere on my roof...boss says ok I'll go chek it out...after an hour trying to find the leak he sees that dumbass low nail...calls the (fast roofer) hey gringo!! whats up boss? so you're a beast fast roofer eh....lets see how fast you find yourself a new job!!
Honestly one of the slowest vids ive seen i did my first 1 square challange when i was 2 months into roofing and was laying 1 square in under 10 mins which is the same as you and you claim to be fast
EVERY damn time i see these fast roofers they got the 2nd nail right in the keyway or at least couple inches from it adn on a low pitch roof... oooppps leak,,,,
I love it when real Artisans and Craftsman who have been around the block tell these kids WHATS UP. I was that cocky kid on that vid, once. I got humbled. Craftsmanship over Speed. Period. End of story.
The time it will take to come back and do the repair will take about 2 hours. Get in the truck. Leave the shop. Drive to job. Unload. Fix shotty work.... 2 hours..... slow and steady wins the race. Speed comes with experience.
Good technique using the nailer guage tho my back would never last over time standing up installing shingles.. Coming from a full time roofer myself, when quality and warranties matter, its 6 nails for each shingle and I never use the old black felt paper underlayment..gaf feltbuster synthetic underlayment or similar..peace
bullshit don't need 6 nails. Wasting nails and cluttering up the shingle. 4 is plenty. Also nothing wrong with old skool felt. Get it on straight and you can use those lines. Don't need a gauge. I'm 70 been standing up and bending over 30+ years. My back is fine
Fast but do that at a double nail because of high winds in a area that is needed to double nail I think Florida has a code for double nailing .the best way to nail is by hand with a roofing hatchet they pay more for the hand drive because the nails are flat and no blow outs or bent nails pertruding through the new shingles put down .I've tore more roofs off I know that the air gun isn't all that for shingling but it's a fast way to make money.
“With my eyes closed” shiner, shiner, shiner, shiner, shiner. Lays another shingle over it instead of fixing the bad one. Quality over quantity 🤦🏻♂️
He nailed like every single shingle wrong
I bought this nail gun as we were planning to renew all the fencing in our back garden. As this involved 19 double slatted fence panels, 10 of which needed to be cut down in size, we knew there would be a need for a great czcams.com/users/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt deal of re-stapling the wooden slats to the wooden framework. Each alteration required the re-stapling of 62 wooden slats with double staples. Prior to starting the work we ordered sufficient additional staples as per the instructions with the gun.The gun performed fantastically throughout the entire project with no jams of misfires. The adjustable power was excellent allowing the staples to be fired into the 8mm slats to the correct depth. For the price paid this was a bargain and it proved itself to be so reliable and versatile making an arduous task much quicker and professional. I cannot recommend this product highly enough and it will be used on many other projects in the future.
Lord the time he spent flipping and laying out his bundle I would of hand nailed half the bundle.
ls gt stfu
@@quebec801 When you don't know you don't 🤷♂️
He aint working by the square thats for sure.
For real I bet money he ain't never hand nailed shingles in his life and I mean everyday rolling out. Young boys think they can roll yeah you can but to a real roofer you don't impress me bro.
Work smart not hard
Just another random guy that thinks he knows what he's doing. Leaks everywhere with several nail heads exposed (one he saw and reacted to, then proceeded roofing). Zero pride in quality and are NOT craftsmen.
almost every shingle has a nail in the key way 🤣🤣
By the time you spread all your shingles I'm done with that, so you way off to be the fastest roofer, your slower in my book
Just another roofer to me, we’re all beasts its just the nature of the game.
your average at best honestly and you may hit the line but you have nails all in the joints there buddy those are leaks all day long get good before you get fast
That's the best way to put it doesn't matter how fast you are if there all gunna leak
My point exactly! Anyone can be fast but can you do the shit straight and the right way.
Proof that people are all about quantity and not quality now a days.
Sooooo good u low nailed without looking......lol.🤣🤣🤣🤣. I woulda had them shingles nailed down before you prepared and nailed down half ur shingles. Plus com'on bro with the no look low nail and you leave it on the roof.....reminds me of my boy seam on seam dave.... 😂😂😂
2:28 That’s why you pay attention lol.
i saw that instantly,, eyes closed.... shoots a shiner and just keeps going. If he will do that on camera then he does it all the time.
your quick, but when you have nails exposed your missing the point of being a professional, be more precise and you would be great.
Exactly!
ill probably end up fixing it one day when they get called for leak and dont come back to fix..now thats gangsta! haha jk
U always gotta drop a few low row of nails every roofer knows that !!! Like a boss
Yea does no good if it leaks
Took the words right out of my mouth
You just left the low nail? Just pull the shingle and fix it then. Btw in the time it took u to lay those shingles out I could have put half a bundle down at the least
Jae Doe you took the words out of my mouth, I was gonna make the same comment with the respect,I think laying down those shingles its time consuming. greetings.
Honestly, i like a good feeder.
shingles cost money, roof goo and cover with a 1 inch sq
I was thinking the same thing, laying them out like that is a waste of time, and when it is hot out they'll be stuck on the felt by the time you get to them.
I feed my boss we do 10 sq in a day average, rip, water tight, shingle and clean.
thats fast but i like to go at a good pace consistently all day so i don't get burnt out and have good quality. Keep it up brother!
“With my eyes closed!” And he fucked up lol hahahahhaha
When you turn 40 you gonna be the slowest roofer.
There's only one real Super Roofer and this guy isn't it! I've been a roofer 33 years, yes I'm almost 60 and i still can out shingle most ppl. Ive owned my own company for decades and my advice if you want to last in the roofing bizz is slow down and do better work.
Aren't you a little too old to be bragging...grampa?
We came here to see a "different" k2 smoking, crank doin', ebonic speaking whitish looking dude/dudette bragging, not YOU
This is where I found you .
Yup! Been going at it for 22 years now and I'd be bumping bundles today up two ladders onto an easy 4/12 except its freezing rain and a nice layer of ice on my sidewalk says it'll be a shitshow day so I'm off and somehow found this video and after watching it and reading comments yours is the one I'd say makes the most sense. Slow n steady always outperforms blasting away and making rookie mistakes even for a well seasoned roofer. Out of every 100 customers I might get one or two who want speed over quality. People are paying large sums for a job that deserves quality.
Of course speed is important since we're looking to get onto the next job but rarely do you encounter a customer who's looking for a crazy speed that leaves nuggets ever other shingle and not concerned about quality.
Over the years I've found customers want the simple things. A roof that doesn't leak and looks good and they want a good ground clean up after. Often that's what they are most concerned about. They see neighbors or friends who've had their roof redone and the ground clean up looks like crap. Nails in the driveway or dogs paw. Chunks of broken shingles left in the flower garden of black marks on siding are a few easily avoided issues if proper attention is given
Slow n steady but not a snails pace with a good clean up after always beats coming back for simple things overlooked that caused a leak or shingles blown off.
@@cdnreplies3597
You will find the longer you're in business the more and more speed becomes less important. Since 95% of my clients are realtors, my business depends on leaving a great impression at the end of a job.
I like how you laid out the shingle but you did leave a shinier that happens to the best of us hope you fixed it though
Ya I thought I saw that.. fast is not pro ..all these fast guys do is give the potential to void your warranty..if the inspectors see anything sloppy at all its bad
By the time you lay your shingles out I've already nailed half the bundle.
You need to nail first and last nails a little closer to the end of shingle. You don't want any room for wind to get under it
Also he needs to make sure his second placed nail es at least 4 inches from the next shingle ending layment because water gets in between the shingles jointment and your nail cant be less that 4 inches or it will start to leak
He fucken nailed a tab and then was covering it with his foot hoping nobody noticed the exposed nail.
Bet my life those rows look like a ocean way every one
I agree ..
His pattern is all jackedup
perfect...dinked around and exposed a nail than just left it. no that won't leak at all. but as long as you get paid by the square and make it your bosses problem to come back later to fix your fuck up , it don't matter to you right? you give roofers who actually take pride in quality a really bad name
Come to Canada where you have to tar the shingles and then call yourself the fastest shingler alive!
This roof has most likely has been redone... 30 year shingle lasted 4 years.... sucks too be that home owner
Piece of plastic in the fitting to stop the air leak. This guys legit
On fentanyl anyone can be the best damn roofers lmao
Your roofs will leak by nailing like that rule number one nail placement is key to the best Roofing
Every one of those shingles got to come up you nailed in the stice..
You really just left the nail on the face of the shingle that's a sure leak problem in rain or snow
perfect example of quantity >quality
That roof is going to leak where he left the low nail,nailhead was left exposed.You're supposed to remove the entire shingle and replace it when that happens.
He got cocky with the whole eyes closed bullshit
No job should be about the speed. It's about the darn quality...
always need a lefty on the job....you run the left handed valleys!
Nailing rigth in the union of the upper shingles, wrooongg
I once had a coworker say Ive never met a roofer who was a good person. Definitely not true. However I get where he is coming from…
Quality is more important than speed.
That would just pass building regs for a shed roof in the UK
These clowns kill me... by the time you turned the shingles around and laid them out I've done half the bundle
or more
Exactly! This guy's a joke! Try laying them out like that on a 90 plus degree day. Don't even get me started on his nail placement! Then he shoots one an inch low and keeps going? Mind over matter I guess? (It ain't mine, so it don't matter)
22 nails on the joint (22 more leaks on that roof)
By the time you set up I've laid a bundle no joke.
If I found a video on CZcams of some douchebag who worked on my roof doing no look nailing and missing the line like this. I'd sue them for sure.
Nail pops for days
You are a beast but it’s better to match the shingles from the two bottom corners instead of the line so your shingles always straight
with all the respect, In my state, we called " shinglers" to the people that just know how to install shingles, and we called our self "roofers" to the ones that went to school and know from residential installations to commercial installation. To me sir , your are just another " shingler" . just an average installer keep practicing you might get better at installing shingles!
Eric.
Your right Eric to be a true roofer you need to now how to do residential and commercial and now how to install every kind of roofing system out there you got a point there
You consider me a roofer if i didnt go to school but i know how to install torch, tpo, pvc, cedar shake, metal, shingles, presidential, the list goes on. But would you consider me a roofer?
So...do you flip over every other shingle in the bundle in your set up? Time consuming bundle after bundle, no??
Yes and in 6 months time we will see this roof again being repaired. Quality is there forever
Man nails are on the verge of being exposed and next shingle lands right on nail
All jokes aside that is a sick ass nail gun 👌🏽
Speed is average for a good roofer but perfect for a crew
Good shit keep it up.
Good job!
i like people going fast on roofing
hello, can you please recommend a home insurance company that you believe is good from your perspective?
That valley was missing its valley shingle. Sad that no one showed dude the right way instead of the fast fly-by-nighter way.
I could have half a bundle on by the time he lays those shingles out just open the damn bundle of shingles and put it on
Bro nobody claims to be the fastest roofer except ex Cons lol
We need the lord himself here..
Big time lol
When fixing shingles becomes an oylimpic sport it might do you some good . Quality over speed every time without question.
He tries to show off and dropped a nail pull that shingle up!!
Eyes closed yet one nail was still exposed
Shiner!!! Good enough
Luv the wrapper 4 leaky hose fitting do it all the time
That’s not a roofer!!!!!!!! That’s a helper
boss receives a call from the client: hey man theres a leak somewhere on my roof...boss says ok I'll go chek it out...after an hour trying to find the leak he sees that dumbass low nail...calls the (fast roofer) hey gringo!! whats up boss? so you're a beast fast roofer eh....lets see how fast you find yourself a new job!!
Not bad but you have nails that are gonna be at the seams. Leak for days.
Honestly one of the slowest vids ive seen i did my first 1 square challange when i was 2 months into roofing and was laying 1 square in under 10 mins which is the same as you and you claim to be fast
Roofer Nation Baby! We a different breed!
EVERY damn time i see these fast roofers they got the 2nd nail right in the keyway or at least couple inches from it adn on a low pitch roof... oooppps leak,,,,
I use the nail gun same way you use it nice one
1st 6 shingles had nails in the bond.
Sad excuse for a roofer...
Left handed gunner !! Thats whats up
0.0 to 1.21 - yada yada yada
1.22 to end - The Incredible Hulk using a roofing nailer
I love it when real Artisans and Craftsman who have been around the block tell these kids WHATS UP.
I was that cocky kid on that vid, once.
I got humbled.
Craftsmanship over Speed.
Period.
End of story.
…
The End.
Ps. it’s ds.
Ds.
Holy keyways... that's all getting torn off in 10 years max...
Shiner!!!
This is a hack job- thinks he’s a roofer -
A new roof shouldn’t have exposed nails
Has no business on a roof
Maybe a good clean up guy
The time he spends talking the slowest could’ve matched lol
That’s Hella Smart!!!
damn that crackhead is fast
be as fast as u want u shot a low nail !! leakkk✋🔨💦💧☔
The time it will take to come back and do the repair will take about 2 hours. Get in the truck. Leave the shop. Drive to job. Unload. Fix shotty work.... 2 hours..... slow and steady wins the race. Speed comes with experience.
Nice low nail. I could of put a half bundle on while you spread those out perfectly.... pretty fast though!
Good technique using the nailer guage tho my back would never last over time standing up installing shingles.. Coming from a full time roofer myself, when quality and warranties matter, its 6 nails for each shingle and I never use the old black felt paper underlayment..gaf feltbuster synthetic underlayment or similar..peace
bullshit don't need 6 nails. Wasting nails and cluttering up the shingle. 4 is plenty. Also nothing wrong with old skool felt.
Get it on straight and you can use those lines. Don't need a gauge.
I'm 70 been standing up and bending over 30+ years. My back is fine
@@robdonna1000 I'm sure it has a crease and lost most of it's grit...
This guy garentee hammah now 6 years in
I wonder how many keyholes are gonna be there for trickling water to run down from.
took six minutes to layout shingles i woulda already had the bundle down lmao
Definitely good nailing habits
That's called The lazy way for a roofer
He shot a shiner with his eyes closed
Fast but do that at a double nail because of high winds in a area that is needed to double nail I think Florida has a code for double nailing .the best way to nail is by hand with a roofing hatchet they pay more for the hand drive because the nails are flat and no blow outs or bent nails pertruding through the new shingles put down .I've tore more roofs off I know that the air gun isn't all that for shingling but it's a fast way to make money.
By the time he set up I’ll be half way up
He miss it one nail on the outside. Then tried to cover it up with his foot but overall pretty fast
Fast but that low nail killed everything you had going
Couple shiners when your not looking bud.
I seen shiners and nails on your laps 😂😂😂
Now that's some great technique right there!
He’s fast but nails in rack which causes leaks.
Seen them tacks sticking out and them crooked runs. Boy you better get that mess in-line.
woulda got more likes if u pulled that shingle when u said eyes closed
Who cares how fast you are lets see some quality
The 5 nail rule
U got a shiner down there