Tool Review - Bostitch N66C Siding and Fencing Nailer

Review and usage of the Bostitch N66C (N66C-1) Siding and Fencing Nailer. I started out my fencing project using screws, and quickly realized that was a very bad idea. This tool really sped up my fence building project! Manly Man Stuff.

Weighing in at 4.9 lbs, this is a solid nailer that can be used for any job requiring nails from 1 1/2" to 2 1/2". I've not had a single misfire or jam since purchasing this.

The Verdict: Recommended! Three Thumbs Up!

My compressor is rated at 33 gallons / 11.9 CFM - this nailer, and most other nailers, can be used with much smaller compressors - in the 3-6 gallon / 2-3 CFM range. The pancake type are very handy and portable.

Available at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/BOSTITCH-N66C-...

Opening the case at 1:22
Nailing action starts at 5:22. It is oddly satisfying to watch a nailer nail.

Filmed with a GoPro Hero 5 in HD 2.7k 60 FPS mode. Using the linear lens mode with image stabilization turned on. External Rode VideoMicro microphone. Edited in Adobe Premier CC 2017. Encoded to h.264 at 24 Mb/S bit rate for YouTube upload. Voice over performed directly in Premier.

Enjoy!

Editing note: I found the source my editor's recent performance problems. Somehow, I had turned on a setting called 'High Quality Playback' sometime in the past month. This caused (I didn't make the connection at the time) Premier to stutter and almost became unusable. I was getting very frustrated editing videos, and quit doing them for a week or two. I finally figured it out and I turned off the option and Premier stopped stuttering and the audio quit popping. It was like magic. Even at 2.7k and using a network share to store the video works fine now on my laptop. Editing is now once again enjoyable. Hoping to have more completed soon!

Side Note: What is up the the 'automated' reviews on YouTube? This item has several strange 'robot generated' reviews that sound like text to speech programs with bad pictures. Who makes them? Very strange.