A small but powerful hammer called the Freeman PMPN Pneumatic Mini Palm Nailer with Magnetic Tip can help you work in tight places and hard to reach places. It’s small and lightweight, and it has a body that’s designed to be easy to grip. It can handle nails from 6D to 16D, and nails up to 3-1/2″ long.
Pro Design: This powerful and durable palm nailer has high-quality parts inside and weighs less than two pounds. There is air tool oil and other tools to help you hammer in hard-to-reach places.
This is what you need. We want to make sure our customers get great value, great customer service, and long-lasting, high-quality products. For everything from roofing to siding to flooring, we make nailers and staplers that can be used for everything from nails and screws.
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You can use the Freeman PMPN Pneumatic Mini Palm Nailer with Magnetic Tip to help you with your hammering. It is a small air hammer that is powerful. There is no need to swing a hammer in small places or hard to get to places. 6D-16D nails can be used with this palm nailer, which is good for nails that are 2″ to 3-1/2″. When you have a magnetic tip, you can put the nail in the tip of the gun, put it where you want to drive the nail and put some light pressure on it. The nailer will do the work for you. Also, this nail gun has a rubber grip design that is very comfortable, an ergonomically designed body for long-term use, and an internal air filter to keep debris out of the tool. The Pneumatic Mini Palm Nailer with a Magnetic Tip is a lightweight, durable, and easy-to-use tool that can help you with your building projects.
When you’re an old Carpenter with old eyes and arthritic hands, driving nails isn’t as easy as it used to be. This is smaller and lighter than the palm nailer from Senco. I can’t say for sure how long it will last, but it looks good and can drive a 16d sinker through hard old fir with ease. The new Vaughan can’t see well enough for me to hit the nail with the old Vaughan in tight places or in low light. The new Vaughan is great for those situations. Four stars only because it’s not yet known how long it will last. If it lasts, it will be great and a five, Jim.
