16 GA finish nails can be driven with this pneumatic nailer, which can drive nails from 1-1/4-inch to 2-1/2 inches long.
Because the 16 gauge finish nailer doesn’t use any oil, there’s less risk of oil stains.
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.
Selectable trigger system for sequential or contact operatio.
Other features include a rear air vent and a belt hook with a pencil sharpener built in.
Kit: Nailer, 1/4-inch Air Fitting, Carrying Case, and Extra No-Mar Tips are all in it.
Limited warranty: 7 years. Production applications come with a one-year limited warranty.
People who have a lot of thick trim should use this Smart Point 16 GA Finish Nailer Kit. Control the depth of the nail without stopping work, and remove nails with the tool-free jam release feature. This 16 GA Finish Nailer Kit will help you get the job done quickly and with precision.
I don’t get why this is better than the old one. If you have bigger shoes, it’s just as easy to figure out where the nail will go. It makes a smaller hole than my cheap Harbor Freight nailer and doesn’t need oil. However, even though I was heartbroken that both guns would fail and I would be stuck at work, I kept it.
None of these tips are what they seem to be. It leaves more dents than a normal gun unless you apply no pressure at all. Which anyone who has ever done paneling knows: You have to use force that needs two hands to avoid getting a mark.
