The HT64SP-16 Gauge Straight Finish Nailer is capable of driving 16 gauge finish nails ranging in length from 3/4″ to 2-1/2″.
HF50SP-18 Gauge HF50SP-18 Gaug. Brad Nailer, which drives 18 gauge brad nails ranging in length from 3/4″ to 2.
It drives 20 gauge fine wire staples ranging in length from 1/4″ to 9/16″ in length with the HT5014SP-20 Gauge Fine Wire Stapler.
Each tool comes with a manual, a set of hex wrenches, and a starter pack of fasteners.
Trim, furniture, and other fine finish applications benefit from the use of this combo kit.
A three-tool finish and trim combo kit, the 3PLUS HCBTF3SP is ideal for both home improvement enthusiasts and construction contractors on the job site. When compared to purchasing each tool separately, purchasing a combo kit saves you money while also providing you with more tools and the ability to complete a greater variety of tasks. This tool set includes a brad nailer with an 18GA gauge, a finish nailer with a 16GA gauge, and a 20GA stapler. Brad Nailer (HF50SP) with tool-free depth adjustment, jam release with a single motion, narrow nose design, no-mar tip, and 360° adjustable air exhaust are some of the features of this nailer. With the 16GA Finish Nailer, you will have the convenience of tool-free depth adjustment, jam release in a flash, no-mar tip, and 360° adjustable air exhaust. The 20GA Stapler is equipped with a drop-loading magazine, a trigger lock-out mechanism, and a 360-degree adjustable air exhaust for maximum versatility. This kit will take care of the majority of your finishing projects.
Looking for a finishing nail gun for a base board wainscotting project that would cover approximately 100 linear feet, I came across this SET OF 3 at an excellent price. I purchased the set. I’ve had great success with both the Finish nailer and the Brad nailer, and I haven’t had a single jam. I do oil the units every day before they are used. It is easy to drive nails in perfectly, does not leave any damaged wood, and is not overly heavy. I have not used the stapler for any projects yet, but it appears to be in good working order after a few minutes of experimentation. It accepts the Arrow T50 staples without issue. I also appreciate the fact that nail guns are available in a wide range of lengths, which allows me to customize my projects. Because I haven’t had a jam yet, I can’t tell you how the quick jam cleanout works, but from what I’ve seen so far, it looks like it will be convenient to use instead of having to disassemble everything with tools.
The base boards that I am nailing are 100-year-old oak boards that are extremely hard, and neither of my guns has any difficulty driving nails into them. With walnut, pine, and a variety of other types of hard wood, there was not a single issue.
I would recommend them, and I have found myself using them more frequently than I anticipated. It makes life easier when I can think of other projects where I can put these to use. I would recommend this product.
