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tak Guest
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 2:43 am Post subject: Jamerco for real? |
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I was looking at getting a Jamerco Framing Nailer recently and wanted
more information. They have a website, but none of the phone numbers
work and when I tried emailing, the mail was returned as undeliverable.
Do they really exist? Did they belly-up? I've seen posting about this
brand and have even seen a test of nailers that included the brand.
What gives? |
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Dave Jackson Guest
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 3:08 am Post subject: Re: Jamerco for real? |
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Well, they did exist. A fella I work with has a Jamerco palm nailer and a
powder actuated tool (like a Hilti) made by them. I just checked their
site, looks like a lot of construction going on with it. IMO for the $250
they want for a stick nailer, you may be better off with a company you will
be able to locate in the future if there is a problem! --dave
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I was looking at getting a Jamerco Framing Nailer recently and wanted
more information. They have a website, but none of the phone numbers
work and when I tried emailing, the mail was returned as undeliverable.
Do they really exist? Did they belly-up? I've seen posting about this
brand and have even seen a test of nailers that included the brand.
What gives?
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Thomas Kendrick Guest
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 3:17 am Post subject: Re: Jamerco for real? |
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I have had a Jamerco upholstery stapler for several years. It has
worked well, no complaints.
However, Hitachi has their NR90AD clipped-head framer brand new for
only $279. I recently acquired a briefly-used Paslode F350S refurbed
by the shop that sold it originally, for $180. Just a bit of scuffing
from use. The new F350S is also about $279.
You can get these NIB from Ebay for a bit less (sometimes
substantially less).
If you are ready to spring for around $250, I recommend going for
either Hitachi or Paslode, since the tool will probably outlast you.
You're not likely to ever buy another one. |
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