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NF235A Pin Nailer Review
This lightweight Max pinner has a large slot in the track for viewing pins and a rear-exhaust feature that eliminates those annoying puffs of air in the face
P635 Pin Nailer Review
Grex's pin nailer can drive pins from 3/8 in. to 1-3/8 in. in length and includes an onboard wrench and a pivoting belt hook
CPB23.50 Pin Nailer Review
This lightweight pin nailer from Cadex shoots fasteners up to 2 in. in length and holds two full racks of either headless pins or slight-head brads
HP118K Pin Nailer Review
Bostitch's 23-ga. pinner holds two full racks of pins up to 1-3/16 in. in length and doesn't incorporate a lot of extra features that seldom are used
NS2340 Pin Nailer Review
This pinner from Nikle holds two racks of headless pins or slight-head brads in lengths up to 1-9/16 in and has an adjustable air exhaust
Build a Breakfast Booth Bench: Step 7
Installing trim finishes the base unit assembly for the bench.
Brad and pin-nail accounting
Pneumatic brad and pin nailers are amazingly useful tools, but running out of brads or pin nails at a crucial moment can be mighty frustrating. Problem is, some nailers have…
Metal-connector nailer is a leap forward in technology
MCN 150 StrapShot
23-gauge Pin Nailers Change Everything
These pneumatic trim guns are compact and lightweight, and fire nails so small that they barely leave a trace.
One Carpenter’s Life
Still driving nails at 75, a veteran framer recalls the postwar housing boom of the 1950s and how it changed the way we build.

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