DeWalt DCN692 user manual

The DeWalt DCN692 framing nailer is compatible with 30-degree paper collated clipped head and offset round head nails ranging from 2 inches to 3-1/2 inches in length. It can handle nail diameters of 0.113 inches to 0.131 inches.

The DeWalt DCN692 is a cordless framing nail gun that offers two different modes: sequential mode and bump mode.
1. Sequential Mode: In this mode, the nail gun requires the user to individually pull the trigger for each nail to be fired. This mode is generally used when precise nail placement is desired. The user needs to release the trigger and then pull it again to shoot another nail.
2. Bump Mode: In bump mode, also known as rapid fire mode or contact mode, the user can hold down the trigger and bump the nail gun against the material to continuously fire nails without releasing the trigger after each shot. This mode is typically used when speed and productivity are more important than precise nail placement.
To switch between these modes, the DeWalt DCN692 usually has a selector switch on the side that allows users to choose the desired mode. Always refer to the user manual and follow safety precautions provided by the manufacturer for proper usage.

The DeWalt DCN692 framing nailer is capable of using 30-degree paper tape collated nails ranging from 2 inches to 3-1/2 inches in length.