It’s for things like finish nails and small screws, and staples that aren’t too big.
They hold the fastener in place for you.
Made to be able to use both hands.
In this case, there is a single elastic band that fits all shapes and size.
The Safety Nailer is great because I’m getting older and have a condition that makes my hands less useful and clumsy. I love both sizes.
Without this, I can’t hold small nails and I’m very afraid of hitting my thumb or index finger with the hammer because I’ll get more pain. I think his work is great. Another great thing about the large tool is that I can use it to add a lot of galvanized nails to hurricane brackets on the deck I am building. “Would be nice if the price dropped a little, because they’re a little pricey.” That’s what I thought up until the first hammer strike that would have ruined my day came. These babies were very helpful. You’ll also be able to place your nails more accurately when you get used to using them. Make a small indentation with something sharp and pointy (like a nail or a center punch) to mark the exact nail location. Then, when I have the safety nailer on and I hammer the nail in place, I can slide the nail into the indentation and push it in. It’s always in the right place (and without any pain).
These fit, but they’re a little tight on my big hands. These would be even better if they were bigger for people with bigger hands. But still, they are one of the best tools I’ve ever bought for building.
