Nail Gun Reviews : $100 – $200

Lightweight and well-balanced, the Paslode T250S 501680 Straight Finish Nailer is comfortable to work with whether you are a DIYer working on some home projects or a professional fastening moldings, baseboards, or trims all day long. The nailer shoots finishing nails with a shank diameter of 16 gauge and a length ranging from ¾ to…

If you are in need of a nail gun for working with moldings, cabinetry, chair rails, arts and crafts, and other finishing applications, you can’t go wrong with the Hitachi NT65M2 16 Gauge Finish Nailer, whether you are a professional or an avid do-it-yourselfer. This Hitachi finish nailer drives 16-gauge finish nails with lengths starting…

When working on the roof, a large magazine capacity is not only convenient but is actually important as it avoids the need for frequent reloads. With a Porter-Cable Coil250 Coil Framing Nailer, you get a coil magazine with a capacity of 225 to 300 nails, depending on their diameter. The framing nailer boasts of a…

Crafted for both professionals and do-it-yourselfers who work on interior as well as exterior finish and trim, cabinets, furniture, panels, staircases, and arts and crafts, the Bostitch SB-1842BN Brad Nailer fires 18 gauge brad nails with lengths starting at ⅝ to 1⅝ inches. The nailer has an operating pressure ranging from 70 to 100 PSI,…

Crafted to fire 18 gauge brad nails with lengths starting at 3/4 inch up to 2 inches, the Cadex CB18.50 18 Gauge Brad Nailer is suitable for working with furniture, doors, windows, cabinets, moldings, trims, panels, frames, as well as arts and crafts. Featuring a lightweight die-cast body, the nailer is tough enough for the…

With a casing that is crafted from magnesium, the Bostitch BT200K-2 18 Gauge Brad Nailer is a lightweight yet durable tool that is comfortable to use even for prolonged periods. This is further assured by its ergonomic design and balanced weight distribution. On top of these, the handle is wrapped with a molded rubber grip…

Designed to shoot 23 gauge pin nails with lengths starting at 1/2 to 1-3/8 inches, the Max NF235A/23-35 23-Gauge Pinner is well suited for fastening thin moldings or beadings, as well as for decorative work on cabinets and furniture, hobbies, and arts and crafts. The pinner’s zero-angle magazine has a capacity of 100 nails that…

Equipped with a powerful motor, the Paslode 500959 T200 Brad Nailer easily sinks gauge 18 nails measuring from 5/8 to 2.0 inches into the hardest of woods. Smooth and galvanized nails of this size leave holes that are barely visible on the wood. They also keep the wood from splitting. This makes the machine ideal…

Shooting 7/16-inch crown staples with lengths ranging from 1 to 2 inches, the Senco SNS41 Construction Stapler is ideal for working with the assembly of boxes, crates, fascia, furniture, fencing, lathing, sheathing, sidings, soffits, sub-flooring, and wood shingles. Employing a contact actuation trigger firing mode, there are two ways you can operate the trigger. The…

Firing gauge 23 headless pin nails with lengths starting at 1/2 to 1-3/16 inches, the Bostitch HP118K 23 Gauge Pin Nailer is ideal for working with picture frames, arts and crafts, hobbies, as well as furniture and cabinet work, particularly their moldings and trims. Encased in an aluminum body colored with Bostitch’s trademark yellow, the…