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Love the "invisible" holes, and my dog really appreciates the lower noise level. Just got the nailer (pinner). last week. I don't use my 18 Ga nailer much anymore. It sinks pins perfectly in both Oak and pine right out of the box.
However, they are easy to order from Amazon and a pack of 3,000 will last a long, long time. The Bostitch 23-gauge pin nailer proved to be what I needed for work on furniture projects. Carpentry/woodworking is my hobby and I use several air nailers on projects ranging from light construction and remodeling to furniture. The driven pins are virtually invisible and work equally well in soft wood or the most dense hardwood. Great product.Bob Bartlow My only disappointment is that the 23-gauge fasteners are not commonly found at Home Depot or Lowes.
Used this to attach the trim and door stops when installing the interior doors of my house. Would highly recommend it. It leaves a very small hole which is hard to detect without looking for it. Used it alot without any problems.
This is a sweet gun. Bostitch has a loyal customer for life. Bostitch makes the best tools for my money.
When set to the lighter setting they did protrude but that was expected.Care must be used with the trigger arrangement but this is common for these machines. I am very impressed with the ease of use and smooth handling. I received this pin nailer as a birthday gift and have used it mostly for nailing very small pieces together for children's toys. I had read other reviews about it not fully seating the pins but never found this to be the case. I found myself almost firing into the air when moving from one position to another.Good price and good range of pins driven.Well satisfied and would do it again. I drove 1" pins into red oak and they went fully below the surface.
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