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BOSTITCH Framing Nailer, Round Head, 1-1/2-Inch to 3-1/2-Inch, Pneumatic (F21PL)

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Features

  • Two nailers in one: includes two quick change nosepieces to convert tool to either framing or metal connector applications
  • Patented push button adjustable depth guide of the framing nailer gun sets nails to desired depths
  • Lightweight magnesium design for durability
  • Adjustable rafter hook allows users to hang tool on rafters and joists
  • Drives plastic collated 1-1/2-inch and 2-1/2-inch metal connector nails (.131-inch - .148-inch diameter)

Description

This 21-degree Plastic Collated Framing Nailer is designed to drive nails into engineered lumber. BOSTITCH framing nailer is lightweight for easy management and you can control the depth of the nail with a push button. Depend on this 21-degree Plastic Collated Framing Nailer for efficiency. The Bostitch F21PL Round-Head Framing Nailer is the ideal tool for framing, sheathing, subflooring, and bracing jobs. Perfect for professionals and weekend warriors alike, this nailer features a strong, lightweight magnesium body, quick-change nosepieces for plastic-collated and metal-connector nails, a 16-inch layout indicator, and more.Designed to Match the Task at Hand The recommended tool for use with HurriQuake disaster- resistant nails, the F21Pl has a patented feature that lets you set nail depth with the simple push of a button. For further convenience, quick-change nosepieces let you switch from plastic-collated framing nails to metal connector nails in seconds.The high-capacity magazine holds up to 60 plastic collated 21-degree framing nails (2.0-3.5 inch) or 60 metal connector nails (1.5-2.5 inch). Its 16-inch layout indicator, located on the magazine, lets you know at a glance the correct distance between studs.And with an adjustable rafter hook, you can conveniently hang the nailer on joists and rafters during work breaks.Best-in-Class Power-to-Weight Ratio The magnesium construction of the F21PL Round-Head Framing Nailer means this tool is light enough to use all day, while still being strong enough to reliably use again and again. It also means that this tool has the best power-to-weight ratio in its class: 1,050 in./lbs. to 8.1 pounds.The Bostitch F21PL Round Head Framing Nailer works with a standard air compressor and is backed by a seven-year limited warranty.About Bostitch Stanley-Bostitch manufactures top-quality, innovative fastening tools and fasteners for industrial, construction, and home-improvement applications. Products include pneumatic staplers and nailers; compressors; manual staplers and tackers; coil-fed screw systems; rivet tools; glue guns; a broad assortment of collated nails, screws, staples and specialty fasteners in a variety of materials and finishes; and carton-closing staplers--many of them industry firsts.What's in the Box Framing nailer and two quick-change nosepieces. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer Magnesium plastic collated framing nailer / metal connector nailer. This new framing nailer drives 1-1/2- to 3-1/2-inch framing nails and comes with an interchangeable tip for placing nails accurately for metal connector applications. You get the benefit of two tools in one, no other competitive framer can match that. This light weight tool is also one of the most powerful framers with 1050 in./lbs. of driving power. It is able to tackle even tough engineered lumber applications. Tool also includes bolt on steel wear guards with integrated rubber skid pads, and printed magazine with scale and 16-inches-on-center layout feature. New smart trigger works as a sequential and bump fire trigger base on how you actuate the tool. See more

Manufacturer: ‎BOSTITCH


Part Number: ‎F21PL


Item Weight: ‎8.15 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎21.2 x 15.4 x 5.6 inches


Item model number: ‎F21PL


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎One Size


Color: ‎Bostitch Gold and Black


Style: ‎Nailer Only


Finish: ‎Brushed


Material: ‎Blend


Pattern: ‎Solid


Shape: ‎Rectangular


Power Source: ‎Air Powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Lightweight


Included Components: ‎1 framing nailer; Power Source Pneumatic


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: April 1, 2004


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Excellent Framing Nailer – Reliable & Powerful!
Style: Nailer Only
The BOSTITCH F21PL is a top-notch pneumatic nailer. It handles 1-1/2" to 3-1/2" nails flawlessly, with consistent power and precision. The round-head design ensures secure fastening, while its durability stands out. Perfect for framing jobs—highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Jenny Whitaker
    • A good solid nailer
Style: Nailer Only
This is the first framing nailer I've owned. I owned and used brad nailers previous to this. I've been entirely happy with this nailer. I haven't used it for a big project yet. I'll likely start one in another month. I've used it several times over the 3 or 4 months that I've had it for small project such as adding shelving in a storage building, building a base for a large miter saw and installing a mantle in my daughter's house. It's well made (US made)and has been completely reliable. I pull the trigger and it fully drives the nail. I have not yet used the special nose that allows driving the special, hardened rafter hanger nails but I will use that feature in a project next month. It comes with a bump type trigger but I elected to leave the sequential trigger in place as I feel it's safer to do so. It's easy to use, does what I bought it for very well and I got it at a very reasonable price from Amazon.com. After nearly a year of using this nailer I am still very pleased with it. I did use it for building a wood patio cover for which I used the hardened rafter hanger nails. It worked very well for this - to the point if I didn't line up the nose in the bracket hole, no problem. The nailer slammed the hardened nail through the metal bracket and into the wood. That's not the safest thing to do and it wasn't intentional. Actually it's very easy to line up the nailer with the holes using the included nose piece for this purpose. This weekend I completed another project using 2 X 12's and nailing some angles that would have been very difficult with a hammer. It worked like a champ. 1/3/08 DLT ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2007 by Bugslinger
    • Solid performance
Style: Nailer Only
I'm an amateur-level remodeler so I'm definitely not as hard on my tools as a pro would be. I have a pancake compressor dialed in to deliver 120 PSI, and I oil the tool every day that I use it. I've gone through probably 6,000 nails with this beast without any issues that weren't self-inflicted. I've never even had a single jam. If there's a complaint about the tool it's the plastic rafter hook, which feels like it would snap of pretty easily. The metal-connector-attachment is awesome for installing joist hangers. Changing tips and nails is fast and easy, with no issues using partially consumed nail-strips. I'm using DeWalt nails. For the other amateurs out there... I've only used finish nailers prior to purchasing this so I have nothing to compare it to, but it's amazing how heavy 8lbs can feel when you're awkwardly twisted around studs and rafters with your arm extended out to the side. It's surprisingly usable in tight spaces, but there are obvious limits to where it can be used so I ended up complimenting it with a palm-nailer. This should go without saying, but if you don't already have safety glasses, buy some; I've had fragments from the plastic nailing strips smack me in the face more times than I can count. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2018 by NineSevenZero
    • Building something? Get a pneumatic nailer!
Style: Nailer Only
I've been intending to get a framing nail gun for a while, particularly after receiving a set of 'small' nail guns as a gift. They really made projects requiring staples, brads or finishing nails 'fly', so when I had to rebuild my patio, I went for a framing nailer. I chose the Bostich because it had the widest range of nail sizes while still being at the low end of the price range. Also, because it had the capability of nailing frame brackets such as joist hangers, which I would be doing a lot of. Boy, did it make the construction go quickly. And relatively painlessly (the unit did wear a blister on one finger). Would I buy it again? Yes, for the same reasons I got it the first time. Is it the best value? Probably. Is it the most usable one out there? Maybe, but probably not. It really shines when nailing framing brackets. The special nails are hardened, and the nose piece makes it easy to get the nail exactly through the hole. And to go to regular nails, just slide off the nose piece and slide on the standard nose piece. And it works pretty well for regular nails as well. The major annoyance I had was that the largest sized nails seem available in 'indoor grade' only, so had to use a size smaller for rust resistance. It does seem to jam and misfire on occasion. To keep these to a minimum, never put in a new stick of nails when there is a stick already in there. It does not seem to be able to handle any 'discontinuity' between sticks. Usually a jam can be cleared without dissembly (besides sliding off the nose piece), but the 'last' jam ended up with a nail upside down and I had to remove the magazine to get it out. Fortunately, this happened with only 2 or 3 more nails to go in the project, so I didn't have to worry about clearing it until later. And once I got around to it, was pretty easy to accomplish. It is a bit difficult to tell when the last nail has been fired, which makes not being able to slap in a new stick when you get near the end a problem. If you have enough light, you can just look in the nose to see if there is the tip of a nail there, or if you have good concentration, you can count nails. In any case, it does not appear to do any significant damage to the unit to fire it 'dry' on occasion. I would not want to do it 'a lot', and it does mark up what you are nailing, so it should be avoided where practical. So, unless you really like hammering, get a framing nailer if you are going to be doing much framing. And this one is a good choice, particlarly if you want the capability to use the largest nails available and/or do a lot of metal framing brackets. If neither of these are needs for you, then perhaps you could find one which is a little easier to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2009 by J. Hertig

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