Nailers - Page 6 of 16

With no gas cartridge to change, and no mechanical flywheel to wait for, this fast and portable trim gun is well worth its premium price.

If you've lost the cap for the nipple on your pneumatic nailer but want to keep the dust from building up and clogging the air line, try this simple tip.

These tools free you from the tangle of an air hose and let you go right to work with little setup.

In this "How It Works" article, associate editor Rob Yagid takes one model, the Paslode IM250A, and explains what powers it, how its combustion process works, and how it drives a fastener through a piece of trim.

The Porter-Cable FN250B is a rear-loading 16-gauge finish nailer that has a no-mar tip that performs better than most in its class and a muffled exhaust port for quieter operation

Milwaukee's 7145-21 is a 16 gauge straight finish nailer which, even fully loaded, is lightweight and compact and has a handy indicator to alert you to reload

The Maxus MXN06499 is a rear-loading16-ga. finish nailer has an adjustable dept control and air exhaust for easy removal of jams, a non-marring tip, and oil-free design

The Spotnails WB1650 is a compact rear-loading 16-ga. finish nailer with minimal kickback

The rear-loading FinishPro32 finish nailer is a tried-and-true nailer that has been on the market for years with solid features including good trigger action and line of sight

The side-loading Max NF352-ST is one of the most compact finish nailers in its class and is restricted to only 2-in.-long nails