One Stop Shoppin. All of the pneumatic nail guns and staplers come in a BMC case with safety glasses, two Allen wrenches and 1000 pc 18GA nails. There are 400 pcs 2″ nails, 400 pcs 1-1/4″ nails, and 200 pcs 1-1/4″ crown nails in the package.
【User Friendly Design】 A window with a low nail or staple view is calle. Avoid leaving a dry fire dent mark on the working surface, make it easy to carry, and make it quick and easy to clean jams with no tools. Sequential mode trigger for precise nail placement.
Pressure ranges from 60 to 120 psi can be reached through the 1/4 inch NPT adapter. There isn’t an air compressor that comes with the nail gun.
Can be used for many things. You can use a nailer for woodworking, upholstery, flooring, molding, roofing, picture framing, door and window installation, and other things, too. Perfect for DIY projects, like making Pet Houses, as well.
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When I’ve used “name brand” nail guns before, they didn’t work well. This one does. A tool that can drive 2″ 18ga brads or staples with ease can be found at most hardware stores. I use it around the house and in the barn with a pancake compressor set to 85psi on the hose. That’s enough air for this thing to work in rapid-fire mode without having any problems. I went through all of the 2,000 screws on my granddaughter’s mud-pie kitchen on two Saturday afternoons. I used new wood and wood that had been used in barns for her project. Brads didn’t go through the lighter knots in the barn wood. Some of the 2″ brad went through the knot for about 1 1/2 inches. Then, about 1 1/2 inches of the brad curled up over the knot. I was very impressed with the brad and the nail gun for what they did. It’s hard to make those lighterd knots, but not as hard as a lighterd knot. There was a knot that I should not have tried to shoot through, but I didn’t pay attention. The next shot was perfect, as were all the ones before and all the ones that came after. They were all good. I should be able to finish many more projects before I have to buy a new pneumatic tool oil. I should give him about 5 to 6 drops of the oil that comes with the tool before each day of use. However, if I had to change it after the one mud-pie kitchen project, I wouldn’t mind. In terms of price, this finish nailer isn’t too bad. So far, it has worked as well as or better than the red or yellow finish nailers I’ve had over the years. I think this is a great tool for anyone who wants to get a project done quickly around the house or farm. I’m very happy so far!
