With this pneumatic nailer, you can drive 15 GA “FN” style angle finish nails that are 1-1/4-inch to 2-1/2-inch long into wood.
The 15-gauge finish nailer comes with a built-in air blower that can clear away debris from the work surface.
To get the nail out, you don’t need to use a tool.
Precision countersinking of nails can be done with Dial-A-Depth control.
16-inc. In order to measure exactly 16 inches from end to end for installing wall trim, the on-center gauge flips out so that it can be used.
Selectable trigger system that can be used for sequential or contact operation.
Some other features include: oil-free operation, a rear air vent, and a belt hook with a pencil sharpener built into the belt itself.
Among the things in the kit are a nailer and a 1/4-inch air fitting. It also comes with a carrying case and extra no-mar Tips.
Using this Smart Point 15GA “FN” Style Angle Finish Nailer Kit, you can drive more nails without having to keep refilling your magazine all the time. It has a lot more nails in its magazine than our DA-inch finish nailer, which only has 100 nails in it. Control the depth of the nail without stopping work, and remove nails with the tool-free jam release feature. This 15 GA Finish Nailer Kit will help you get the job done quickly and with precision.
I’m not a “professional,” but I know a lot about how to do things on my own. I’ve used the nailer on three red oak floors. I used 2 inch nails right through the face of each one. Having poplar baseboard and door molding isn’t a problem at all. Light and easy to use. If you’re shopping for this, you might think the flip-out stud guide is weird. That’s not the case. When you’re installing baseboards, it’s so easy (again, not a “pro”). The nails are getting a lot of bad reviews from people who say they aren’t very good at this. They can’t be bought in my area, which would be bad if I were going through a couple of thousand a week. I’m not, though, so that’s not a big deal. There was another person who thought the nails were not done well. I haven’t had a jam or a nail not sticking yet.
