The palm nailer I was looking at only could drive as small as a 3 penny nail. That is a little large for fine tacker jobs using wire gage nails. Ron ----- Original Message ----- From: Agent86b To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 3:21 PM Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] purchase air nail gun
Firstly thanks for all the good help so far. Now for the following question. Why would you have a finish as well as the palm nailer? In other words will I need both? From what I am understanding the palm nailer appears to be able to drive just about anything. Or have I got this wrong? Thanks again to you all this is really a great list. Max. on 01:27 11/12/2008, Dan Rossi said: >I fully agree with Bob. I have collected a few different nailers, >including a stapler / brad nailer, a finishing nail gun, a joist hanger >nailer, and the palm nailer. The palm nailer is the most versatile of all >of them. It is loud as hell though, sounds like a machine gun but drives >nails quickly. Bends the hell out of them as well if you get a bad angle >on them. > >The palm nailer I have is pretty small so it is easy to get into tight >places with it. The guns, accept for the joist nailer, tend to be a bit >bigger. > >Hope that helps. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
