Nailers

Slightly used Framing Nailer workes perfect. 31-34 degree angle

Like new compressor, hose,brad nailer,finish nailer and stapler.

I 18ga. Brad nailer (gently used by handyman), 1 18ga brad and staple nailer (never used)

Crisp Air hardwood floor nailer. Little use. Located Bonne Bay Pond

20V Dewalt Roofing nailer with battery and charger plus bag , never used 450$ Dewalt 20V Blower no battery or charger , does come with attachments. 110$ Located In Gander Text preferred No Scammers , don't waste your time.

Used once. Stapler, cleats and nailer. 2 inch. Like new.

Looking to buy a Milwaukee framing nailer like in the picture. Can be with or without batteries. Must be in good shape. Let me know what you have.

new condition 2N1 pinner & narrow crown stapler.

Routers, nailers, sanders, sharpeners, blades, 12” delta thickness planer, 6” variable speed bench jointer flooring nailer and mallet etc.

Equipment is iin good condition. ready to use when ever needed Can be picked up now.

Did you get Dewalt Tools for Christmas or your birthday maybe a 20 V impact gun that you don’t really need a circular saw that you already have one or a 18 gauge nailer looking to purchase few 20v Dewalt tools to add to my collection Just looking at purchasing the bear tool as I have plenty of batteries here is a list of a few things I would be interested in if you have them for sale23 gadge pin nailer 20 v18 gadge Brad nailer 20 v Hand plane 20 v Chain saw 60v Table saw 60 v Lawnmower 60v Take a look around your shop. See if maybe you have something collecting dust. Hit me up thanks for your time.

Art Gallery and Custom Framing Equipment For Sale All items are being sold as a package deal. All items are top quality brands, gently used and very well cared for. Owner is selling as a package deal which includes but is not limited to: Pistorious double bevel pneumatic framing saw with a large number of sharpened blades (176 tooth and more). Venting fan for saw Blades, sharpened Glass cutter Matt cutters (wall mount and table mount) and accompanying blades for cutters Shrink wrappers (2 sizes…24” and 36”) 2 Joiners with an array of framing points V-nailer Cutters Stock moulding Acid free archival Mat board Foam board Glass Misc framing supplies This package includes everything you need (and more) to start your own gallery and custom framing business.

Reprint by Dicks and Company. Munn nailed it in 1914. For pickup or by mail. $6 postage.

W.A. Munn's book Wineland Voyages. In answer to the question, Where did the Vikings land? Munn nailed it. Scholars were guessing everywhere, but Munn in 1929 "figured on Pistolet Bay." He was only a Cape Onion off. $5 postage.

IF YOU SEE THIS AD, THE ITEM IS AVAILABLE AND THE PRICE IS FIRM. Nunn-Bush has been making quality shoes for over a century. On offer is this lovely pair of Chocolate Brown Bluchers in size 9.5EE. They feature a half-leather lining, leather outsoles, and nailed Biltrite rubber heels. They are constructed using the Goodyear-welt process (the way a quality shoe is made) that permits repairs. The shoes have been fully cleaned, conditioned and polished and the leather is soft and in excellent condition. Grab a quality pair of shoes for a fraction of a lousy pair of Chinese shoes from the local mall! Shoe trees are NOT included!

This lovely pair of Hartt “Gold Bond” Derbies in 8.5D is now up for grabs! They feature full-grain calf, full-leather linings, Goodyear-welted double-leather soles, nailed Biltrite rubber heels, and new laces. Outers, inners and soles are all in excellent, almost-new condition. These shoes have recently been professionally cleaned, conditioned and polished. Hartt, of Fredericton, New Brunswick, was one of the great names in Canadian shoemaking. The Hartt Boot and Shoe Company Ltd. was founded in 1898. The company was eventually acquired by the A.H. Marston Corp. (who already controlled the famous Dack’s brand) in 1957 or 1958. The decision was soon made to move all production for both brands to the Hartt factory, so all Canadian Dack’s or Hartt shoes were henceforth produced in that same factory. The two brands were very similar and offered many identical products. The Dack’s brand was sold via the company’s own stores in major centres and at Eaton’s, while the Hartt name was offered at Simpson’s and also marketed by way of smaller, independent shoe stores throughout the country. Sadly, as in so many other industries, Canadian production stopped altogether in 1999. Buy these excellent Canadian-made shoes for the bargain price of $60, instead of a crappy pair of Chinese shoes from the mall for twice as much! Shoe trees NOT included. The price is firm and if you see this ad, the shoes are still available...