Nail Gun Reviews : Reviews

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 first…

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 pin…

The job of woodworkers specializing in trim molding, panel door, cabinet, furniture, hobbies, and arts and crafts works would be greatly facilitated, improved, and made more convenient with a Porter-Cable PIN138 Pin Nailer.
The nailer fires gauge 23 headless and slight head pin nails that are virtually invisible on the wood surface unless you examine them…

Driving gauge 16 nails with lengths varying from 2 to 3½ inches, the Surebonder 9772 Pneumatic Round Head Framing Nailer is suited for most decking, fencing, framing, roof decking, sheathing, and subflooring jobs.
The magazine is angled at 21°, allowing you better access to tight corners which is common in framing work. With its capacity of…

Driving nails into tight and cramped spaces, such as in house framing jobs, can be a hassle if you have to use a regular nail gun, not to mention air hoses or electric power cords. A better way is to use a Milwaukee 2458-21 M12 Cordless Palm Nailer Kit.
With a blow energy of 2.2 foot-pounds,…

Crafted for both professionals and do-it-yourselfers, the NuMax SP123 Pinner delivers excellent performance without a hefty price tag, firing gauge 23 pin nails with lengths of ½ to 1 inch.
With a magazine that holds a hundred pin nails, reloading is infrequent thus reducing downtime. Reloading is done through the bottom of the magazine. It is…

Powered by DeWalt’s extended run 18-Volt XRP NiCad battery, the DeWalt DC616K XRP 18-Volt Cordless Finish Nailer is a convenient tool to use. This is because there is neither air hose nor power cord that impedes your movement and limits your reach.
The DC616K is classified as a finish nailer because it fires standard 16 gauge…

Designed for professionals who may work with the tool all day as well as do-it-yourselfers who may not be very adept at handling power tools, the Senco FinishPro 25XP Brad Nailer is packed with features that make working easy and convenient.
Weighing only 2.7 pounds the 25XP is one of the lightest, if not the lightest,…

Operating without lubricants, the Porter-Cable DA250C Angled Finish Nailer will not soil or stain your delicate work with oil. This also means that the machine is a low-maintenance tool that does not require you to constantly monitor its oil level nor periodically top it with oil when necessary. Just keep on firing your nails away,…

Created by arts and craftsmen who work on decorative trims and moldings not only on walls but also on cabinets and furniture, small picture frames, model assembly, and other hobbies, the Freeman PP123 23 Gauge Pinner is designed to fasten small and delicate pieces of wood without splitting or even marring them.
The PP123 nail gun…