Home | View Cart | My Account | Order Status

Search

Housewares and small appliances

Builders hardware, hinges, door knobs

Do It Best Import/Toilet Seats

Stanley Bostitch N66C-1 Pneumatic Coil Siding Nailer

Stanley Bostitch N66C-1 Pneumatic Coil Siding Nailer

(43 customer reviews)

List Price:	$399.00
Our Price:	$321.48
You Save:	$77.52 (19%)

SKU:

319827

In Stock

Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Description:

Coil siding nailer. Industrial quality. For use on fiber cement siding, vinyl siding, and fencing applications. Magnesium housing for durability. Variable direction exhaust. Quick-set adjustable depth control. Easy flip open loading door. Tool free adju

Features:

•

Coil siding nailer

•

Industrial quality

•

For use on fiber cement siding, vinyl siding, and fencing applications

•

Magnesium housing for durability

•

Variable direction exhaust

Product Details:

Product Length:	11.0 inches
Product Width:	5.0 inches
Product Height:	12.0 inches
Product Weight:	8.44 pounds
Package Length:	15.0 inches
Package Width:	14.7 inches
Package Height:	6.3 inches
Package Weight:	8.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 43 reviews

You may also like ...

Stanley Bostitch C8R90BDG Thickcoat Coil Siding Nail

$63.66

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

( 43 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

32 of 32 found the following review helpful:

Great gunApr 02, 2006
By paul "50 year old woodworker"
I bought this reconditioned, and I like both the saving, and the fact that someone looked over the tool. This winter I shot 10,000 plastic colated Hitachi nails through this gun without a single misfire. The company I worked with uses the Hitachi siding nailer, thats why the nailes were hitachi. And I bought a Bostitch nailer because it was both cheaper, and watching others with the Hitachi frustrated with jambing and misfires, helped me make my choice

31 of 33 found the following review helpful:

GREAT LIGHT WEIGHT GUNOct 09, 2005
By teddyballgame "CARPENTER ED"
I BOUGHT THIS PARTICULAR NAIL GUN FOR DOING CEDAR SHINGLE JOBS. ITS VERY LIGHT WEIGHT. VERY HELPFUL WHEN USING IT FOR 8 HRS A DAY FOR SEVERAL DAYS IN A ROW. I OWN OTHER BOSTITCH GUNS , NEVER HAVE ANY TROUBLE. PARTS ARE EASY TO GET IF NEEDED. NAILS FOR IT ARE AVILABLE ALMOST EVERYWHERE. PLUS ITS MADE IN U.S.A.

19 of 19 found the following review helpful:

great gunJun 10, 2006
By A. Mandeville "Somanytools"
We use this gun for cedar siding, trim boards, and plywood sheeting for both roofs and sidewall sheeting. The gun is light, reliable, durable, and easy to repair if you do abuse it. We have replaced an aircap and a top seal (the gun took a nose dive off a 3 story victorian roof) That said we have enjoyed using it and would recommend it. Can't think of a down side so a 5 star buy. One note if your I would recommend the wire collated over the plastic collated ...we have had issues with the little plastic trails that hangs onto the nail and sticks out around the head. Wire seams to be cleaner.

21 of 22 found the following review helpful:

Great GunNov 17, 2007
By KT "KT"
I was a little disappointed with the firing of this gun. Like another user commented... the gun should be able to strictly single fire and STOP after a nail has been fired. I used this gun for cedar tongue and groove siding installation with premium 2" stainless steel coil nails. About 5-10% of the time the gun would fire 2 nails even when I tried my hardest to allow for a single fire. In addition, for me too, some of the wire from the nail coil would be driven into the wood. Not the worst thing because ultimately when done right with tongue and groove the nail would be covered up by the overlapping siding. But still somewhat concerning when spending close to $300 on a gun.

On the bright side, the gun is light and handles well. It seems to be build very solid. Overall I have been using my DeWalt 15 gage cordless finish nailer for over a year and that gun is awesome. This Bostitch is the first air powered gun I have purchased and I was hoping for the same predictability. Unfortunately you sometimes can't predict what's going to happen when you pull the trigger and I wish this wasn't the case.

Ok...ok...ok... I had to come back and edit my review. The Bostich N66C comes with 2 triggers. One is exactly for my issues listed above. It's stricktly a single shot trigger and will not allow the gun to fire twice. It is for more precise firing when speed and coverage is not the issue. As a result my review has gone from 3 to 4 stars. It's definitely a quality product.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Nothing to write home aboutDec 09, 2009
By M. Murray
I bought this gun to nail on fiber cement siding. I thought it was going to set all nails flush with the surface of the siding. Frankly, I couldn't see how this would be posible since the hardness of studs varies and some nails may hit knots. Also some will miss studs and just strike OSB. I installed the single shot trigger when I got it. Well when using it the nails all vary in in depth, some shoot part way through the siding and some don't go all the way in. I sometimes get doubles. What I had to do was set the pressure low enough so that most the nails shoot close to the surface of the siding and then finish them off with a hammer. Since it's my own house I don't mind the extra time as I think it makes for a tighter lap. It would be a different story if I were applying siding for a living. I own four other Bostich guns and I believe I could get just as good of results using a 2 1/2" nail in my stick framer. However, I believe the siding warranty is void if you use a clipped head nail. I used to own a Bostich coil framer and I'll bet one of those would do just as well as the N66. On the plus side the N66 is a lightweight, well made and easy to handle gun and doesn't require a large volume of air so your compressor doesn't run as much as with a larger gun. I gave it three stars because it was called a siding nailer but mine doesn't perform any differently than my other nailers. Maybe it's just mine but I have tried varying the air pressure and the depth adjustment and have never acheived any consistancy in depth control.

12/22/09 Gun is working like it should now. I'm sorry if I misled anyone, I should have read the directions. On one of the forums someone told me I needed more air pressure. I was afraid too much pressure might damage something and they are only 2" nails so I kept the pressure at about 80 psi. Well, after listening to advice on a forum and reading the manual I upped the pressure to 105 psi and adjusted the nail depth all the way up. To my suprise when I shot them they were all consistent in depth, about a 1/4" high. Then I adjusted the depth control down until they shot at the desired depth and now they are very consistent. I'm still getting an occasional double but considering considering price, warranty and everything else I believe it's a five star now.

See all 43 customer reviews on Amazon.com