Both a contact and a multi-fire trigger can be used to fire in both single and sequential modes.
In order to use 16-gauge brad nails, they must be at least 3/4 inch long.
The depth adjustment wheel lets people change the depth of the nails that are fired.
The magazine can hold up to 100 nails at a time.
A large carrying case, a rubber-grip handle, and lubricating oil are all included.
It’s hard to forget when you had a powerful nailer to finish the job. When you need to finish nailing crown molding, cabinet doors and baseboards, wood furniture, baseboards and trim work and more, the WEN 16-Gauge Pneumatic Finish Nailer is the right tool for you. The large magazine can hold up to 100 16-gauge brads at a time. It can hold nails that are anywhere from 3/4 of an inch to 2-1/2 inches long. Take your favorite air compressor and connect it to the 1/4-inch air inlet. Then, start shooting. In this video, we show how to adjust how far the fired nails go with a depth adjustment wheel. When your nail supply runs low, a spring-loaded nail indicator lets you know. The quick-release nose makes it easy to clear jams if they happen, in case they do. For maximum precision, use the single-fire trigger to avoid accidentally firing two nails into the same place, or use the sequential trigger to cut down on work time. When it’s running at 90 PSI, it needs 3.8 CFM of air. Because it’s made by WEN. There are skilled service technicians across the country and a friendly customer service line to make sure you remember WEN.
I have used this to put baseboard trim in my house with two screws “The nails. 120 psi at full depth doesn’t get them very far down. 3/4 of the city now “Oak is turned into plaster and lathe, but the nailer doesn’t seem to be able to get the set depth far enough down into the wood. Some people think that cutting the nails shorter into soft materials would be better, but I’m not sure because it looks like a design flaw to me. Otherwise, the case is nice to have, the nailer is nice to hold, and it does driver nails without a lot of fuss. This is what people are saying:
