Review Makita AN611 1-1/4-Inch to 2-1/2-Inch Coil, A must have for your siding project

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From the Manufacturer The Makita AN611 1-1/4-Inch to 2-1/2-Inch Coil Siding Nailer features a non-slipping nose with an ideal shape for diagonal nailing. Operating at 65 to 120 psi this nailer features an easy-load canister for maximum versatility. Chose from either sequential or bounce fire with the nail-mode selector. A depth-setting knob means easy adjustment of nailing depth .... Read more or Check Price

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Comments from other users

Worked flawlessly on cement board siding. Do not jam once and is easy to load. This is a very reliable product . by K. Henry

When I checked in rent a siding nailer wanted to charge 300 for two weeks rent. It was all the excuse I needed to buy one. by R. Groom

The diameter NAIL NOT CODE FOR FITTING IN MASS. SO WHAT. YOU NEED A DIFFERENT FOR THIS NAILER. I use a FRAMER HITACHI COIL for this nothing else to say . by Edward F. Slaman Jr.

By far the best I have owned siding nailer. ( Hitachi and Freeman ) does well with Hardi finishes. More money but it's worth it . by Tim Tignor