The pin nailer drives 23 GA 2-inch nails into the oak with a depth of 2 inches.
This is the world’s first 23 Gauge Pin Nailer that doesn’t need any tools to get the nails out.
For driving recessed screws, the DEWALT pin nailer doesn’t need any tools to change its depth setting.
There is less risk of oil stains on the work surface when you don’t use oil.
Lockout with bypass and reload alerts: Low nail lockout with bypass and alert.
From 5/8-inch to 2-inch long, the 23 GA headless pin nails are used.
Reversible belt hook so you don’t have to keep your hands on the job site.
Our 23 GA Pin Nailer can set 2-inch nails into oak with the power and adaptability to get the job done right. Contractors, woodworkers, and cabinet builders who want to fasten materials while keeping nails out of the way will love this tool. Tool-free jam release and depth adjustment make it easy to remove nails. This pneumatic fastening tool will help you finish and trim your projects.
There was no doubt that this gun was the right choice for me. Good size and strength. My old pin nailer doesn’t have a nose guard, so it doesn’t leave nose dents like that. They work very well. How did it do with the 2″ pins. My most common pin sizes are 1 3/8″ and 7/8″ pins. It’s nice to be able to lock stacked trims with the 2″ pins. I find it a little difficult to fire the gun in small, tight places because of the safety. However, “my old gun” has fired accidentally several times in the past, so I won’t be too upset about the safety. I also like that this gun doesn’t need oil. It’s great because most of the trims I’ll use this on are stained or raw stain grade. All in all, I think it’s a great gun.
