Nail Gun Reviews : Featured

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 overhead….

Although a 45° angle nose is the convention among most power nailers and the Porta-Nails 462A Angle Finish Nailer actually has one, it adds an extra nose with a 35° angle. This is intended for driving nails into hard to reach spaces such as those close to a wall or in tight areas. It is…

Ideal for working with small woodworking jobs such as the addition of trims, moldings, and other details, the Stanley TRE550 Electric Staple and Brad Nail Gun is a must for cabinet and furniture makers as well as for weekend woodworking warriors.
The stapler/nailer is a heavy-duty two-in-one tool that drives both staples and brad nails to…

Driving 1.25- to 2.5-inch 15-gauge nails into the hardest of woods, the Hitachi NT65MA2 Angled Finish Nailer is ideal for cabinet and furniture work as well as staircases and casings. This air compressor-driven tool packs plenty of features that make working and joining pieces of wood convenient.
The NT65MA2 has a sliding control that allows you…

Suitable for framing, subflooring, sheathing, and bracing, the Bostitch F21PL Round-Head Framing Nailer is perfect for both professionals and weekend Do-It-Yourselfers. It incorporates safety features that prevent accidental nail discharge, a quality that is often appreciated by beginning and weekend users.
The nailer is actually a two-in-one tool as it includes two nosepieces that are easily…