Nail Gun Reviews : $100 – $200

Although primarily designed as a roofing nailer, the Ramsond CRN-45 Coil Air Roofing Nailer can actually be used for other applications. Firing 11 Gauge nails with lengths starting at ¾ to 1¾ inches, it can also be used for wall sheathing, floor and wall framing, fencing, and wood box assembly. The nail gun casing is…

Power tools are commonly run by any of three power sources—air compressors, alternating current (AC) from wall outlets, or direct current (DC) from batteries. Each of these has its own advantages and disadvantages, but if you do not want your movements to be restricted by air hoses or power cords, battery-powered tools are your best…

Owing to the natural beauty of wood, it will always remain a favorite material for tables and chairs, cabinets and cupboards, walls and floors. Wood floors have a certain elegance and warmth that you won’t find in the thickest of carpets, glossiest of stone floors, and most iridescent of glass tiles. Improperly installed, however, wood…

When laying hardwood floors you have to make sure that they are fastened as tightly as possible to their substrate to prevent squeaking. They should be packed closely and the nails used should be able to hold them even when the planks of wood expand in the face of moisture or humidity. Often professionals use…

Looking like a cross between grip nailers and those with handles, the Senco HN150 Joist Hanger Nailer is different from most other nail guns. Its main body is only three inches long, like that of a grip nailer, but it has a long nozzle and magazine as well as a pistol-like handgrip, like those of…

Firing 2- to 3½-inch round-head framing nails with diameters ranging from 0.113 – 0.148 inches that are collated in plastic, the Hitachi NR90AEPR Framing Strip Nailer is perfectly suited for floor and wall framing, truss and window build-up, subflooring and decking of the roof, wall sheathing, and similar applications. The machine has an operating pressure…

Designed to shoot 34° 15 gauge fasteners with a length ranging from 1¼ to 2½ inches, the Freeman PFN1564 Angled Finish Nailer is ideal for working with moldings, furniture, cabinetry, as well as other framing jobs. Professionals and weekend do-it-yourselfers alike appreciate its various features making it easy to use. A selective actuation switch that…

Cordless nailers are preferred by some do-it-yourselfers and even professionals because they do not have to contend with electric wires or air hoses which could get in their way while shooting nails into wood. Also, air compressors for pneumatic nailers can be unwieldy if they have to work on the roof. For woodworkers such as…

Magnesium is a strong and lightweight metal that has been widely used in the automotive industry to produce race and specialty cars. It has also been alloyed with other metals to produce “mag wheels”. It is this same metal that is used to house the Bostitch N62FNK-2 Angled Finish Nailer thus making it a strong…

Sporting the standard colors of all tools from Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, the Milwaukee 7140-21 Angled Finish Nailer is encased in a red body with its rear end in silver. It has black grips and nail magazine. Weighing only 4.2 pounds, the 7140-21 is a very light tool that reduces fatigue even when nailing moldings…