Senco Brad Nailer Giveaway
Senco F-18 Brad Nailer Giveaway
This month we’re working with the folks at Senco to giveaway a F-18 Brad Nailer! The Senco FN55AX Cordless Brad Nailer uses a patented technology that uses a sealed gas chamber and the power or a cordless battery. These nailers are extremely versatile and easy to use because there’s no need for gas cartridges like some of the other cordless nailers on the market.
Senco F-18 FN55AX Features
Drives 18-gauge 5/8” – 2-1/8” galvanized slight head and medium head straight strip brads- Uses an 18V Lithium Ion Battery
- Has a selectable drive switch allowing you to switch between sequential and bump-fire modes
- LED light on the nose for visibility while working
- Easy-to-use thumbwheel for depth of drive
- E-Z Clear feature
- Weighs 6 lbs.
- 2 year warranty on tool / 1 year on battery
Senco Fusion Technology
The heart of Senco’s cordless nailers is their patented Fusion Technology. According to Senco, Fusion Technology “combines pneumatic power with cordless convenience”. The technology uses a sealed nitrogen gas cylinder which stores up energy. When the trigger is pulled the energy is released to push a piston which drives the nail. Then the motor turns and resets the piston. So what does this mean to you? No gas cartridges. Convenience of a cordless tool. Senco’s patented “reflex-shot” design means you can drive the nail instantly when the trigger is pulled. There is not the lag time normally associated with cordless nailers.
How To Enter For A Chance To Win!
Wouldn’t you love to own this great cordless nailer? Well one of our lucky readers is going to have it shipped to them for free and entering is really easy. Please read carefully so you can benefit from as many entries as possible.
In order to enter this giveaway you must follow the instructions below:
- Leave a comment telling us what project you’d use this nailer for.
- Enter your information in the entry form at bottom of this page
Extra Entries:
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Fine Print
Entries must be received by 11:59 PM EST on August 31, 2014. The winner will be announced on September 1, 2014.
Only residents of the U.S. and Canada are eligible. One entry per household. Spam entries will not be counted. Spam entries are determined at the sole discretion of Front Steps Media.
About the author
Todd Fratzel
Todd Fratzel is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Tool Box Buzz, and the President of Front Steps Media, LLC, a web based media company focused on the Home Improvement and Construction Industry.He is also the Principal Engineer for United Construction Corp., located in Newport, NH. In his capacity at United he oversees the Residential and Commercial Building Division along with all Design-Build projects.He is also the editor of Home Construction & Improvement.
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Looks like an awesome tool!
Bathroom remodel
We have major remodeling and building to do on our property–this would come in handy.
I would use the Senco nailer for cabinet making. Shooting a brad when joining plywood where a little help is needed along with glue would be a welcome application in my shop. Occasionally a face frame needs a little help too.
This would really help with remodeling my kitchen, not having to drag the hose around.
I would love to use this when adding trim pieces around the house as breaking out the air compressor for one small task can be a real pain.
I would love to be able to finish the shoe molding and window trim that my wife has been waiting patiently for me to finish. I have borrowed a nail gun to do the trim work I have completed, but to be able to complete the project while she is out of town for the weekend would be the best surprise.
I would use the seneco nailer for deck repairs and construction
Awesome Giveaway. The next project we are doing is a large dog house complete with a large porch and stairs. On this project and others at work and at home we could give this tool the workout it deserves!
Deck and bathroom remodeling projects
Art project
I would love to try one of these out.
This would be a great nailer for trim projects in finished spaces. It is hazardous and time consuming to drag cords and hoses through customers homes and businesses. Much more convenient to use a great cordless tool and I know I can trust Senco to get it right.
I would use it for projects & crafts with my Grandkids.
I have an entire basement of trim in my future. Having this might motivate me to do some more projects too. I think crown molding would look nice…
kitchen remodel
My old senco nailer was stolen from my own garage, this would replace that and then some!!
Nice Nailer, Planning on building a Humidor when I win.
This would be a huge help for a basement remodel I have under way with my son.
I used my bosses nailer today to do the baseboards of a fresh painted room at 6:00 am.. No need for noise compressor.
We have to repair several areas on the roof and reshingle it. Can you imagine how much time this would save on shingling?
starting a bathroom remodel and this will really come in handy and save time.
Crown Molding
would use it to help my friend finish his basement. I have one but if we each had one it would be that much easier
Crown moulding
I would use the nailer for projects that my 13 year-old son and I are going to do in our shop I am setting up in our garage. I am building bookcases right now to store the hundreds of books that I have and then will be cleaning out the garage to setup my JET wood lathe and start working on turning projects.
Love to have that for a trim installation in our TV room!
I have a wainscoting project to do with some reclaimed 1/4 in oak. This brad nailer would be perfect, save me the hassle of an air hose.
I’d use the Senco nailer to install new base molding and window trim in our house.
i would use it to install crown moulding
My winter project is finishing the basement in my house. A brad nailer sounds great, a cordless one sounds fantastic. This is my first home , so my tool collection is a little bare. The Senco brad nailer would make a daunting task a little more manageable.
This would come in real handy my friend is finishing his basement and 2 work a lot faster than 1 Thank you for the chance:)
I would use it for installing trim in my attic refurb project.
remodeling our old farm house. this would really be a helpful tool to use
I would have a number of uses for this nailer. I would start with some picture frame repairs, and also moulding work around the house that needs attention.
T&G ceiling in my cabin. No air hose required! 🙂
I don’t have currently have a brad nailer, but I’ve got some projects in mind that I could definitely use it for!
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Finish the cabinets in our house we are rebuilding after a fire
Mouldings!
I would use this nail gun to build a doll house and a castle for my daughter.
I have multiple uses for this cordless nailer in my remodeling/restoration business. Great for trim, cabinets, and furniture installation and repairs.
In the shop for multiple projects.
I use a brad nailer for a lot of projects in my woodworking shop, do not presently own but would love to own a Senco.
I would like to use this nailer to install deadbolt lock on my door.
I will use this to build a DVD storage case.
Husband will use it when we remodel the bathroom this winter
I would use this nailer to hang up pictures as I am an interior decorator.
My next project planned is crown moulding.
build some birdhouses
Would use it right along with my 16ga to nail the small stuff
Going to attempt to finish my “unfinished” basement.
Thanks for the chance!!
I would the tool to finish up the doll house I am working on.
My new husband will love this. New Tools are his heaven.
I’d use it for my fencing project.
I could use this with repairs around my house
Adding a bathroom in the basement
Bathroom remodel – trim work
i would love to use this to reupholster a chair i am working on
I’M GOING TO DO CROWN MOLDING
I could finish my trim work now.
I’d use this to build some cabinets for my shop.
I would use this to recover my four wheeler seat and other things that need fixed around the house
We are building a new garage, so my husband would be happy to win!
This would really help with remodeling my bath
I’d use it to build a new workbench and for building a storage shed.
We have a really old house, I would give it my husband it would make remodeling so much easier
We are planning to replace our porch railing soon, this would be great for that.
home bathroom remodel diy
rehabbing a utility building at my brothers place
i would use this for our kitchen redo
I’d use this to put the trim work around my hardwood floor.
I would use this on the deck that I plan to rebuild this Fall
My hubby has a side business as Remodeling contractor and this would be something he can add to his tools!
We would use it to remodel the bathroom.
We need to redo our front porch. Thank you
I would use the cordless Senco Brad nailer to install new baseboard in my home.