It’s good for upholstery, carpet padding, screen repair, and lining closets and shelves, among other things.
The non-marring tip won’t make a mark on the surface of the work.
A two-in-one magazine can drive both 18 gauge brad nails and 1/4 in crown staples at the same time.
Brad Nailer and Air Stapler are the style.
The Campbell Hausfeld 2-inch brad air nailer/stapler (SB504099) can be used for a wide range of home projects, from installing trim to attaching upholstery and making crafts. To use this air nailer or stapler, it has a 2-in-1 magazine that can hold both 18-gauge brad nails and 1/4-inch crown screws. Helpful features like adjustable exhaust and adjustable depth control make it easier to finish your project like a pro, so you can be sure it looks good. Campbell Hausfeld is known as the Air Power Expert. He can help you finish your projects faster and more quickly.
There would have been no way I could finish my molding and trim without it. I needed an air nailer, but I didn’t have the money to buy one that cost more than $150. For $32, I found this on Amazon, and it works really well and is very cheap. 4 stars is the only reason I gave it 4 stars. It does not always work right. All of them do, but this one might be better than a cheap one. Still, it wasn’t very often. This also doesn’t work. If you were nailing into soft wood or mdf, it might not work well because even at the lowest setting, the nails and staples sank about the same as the deeper setting. This is why it might not work well for you. In this case, it doesn’t seem to work.
