HOW TO USE A NAIL GUN - FOR BEGINNERS PIN nailer VS BRAD Nailer

[@Erik_The_Viking]

Nice video going over all the different types of nail guns. For the thickness/sizing it's easier to remember 18ga = 18 nails/inch, 23ga = 23 nails/inch, etc. The smaller, the better for finishing trim work. One important thing for beginners - never put 16ga nails in an 18ga nail gun, or you will ruin your nail run. I destroyed an old Craftsman 18ga by accidentally putting 16ga nails in it and the master cylinder blew up and broke inside. It was so confusing for me as well, and I spent a lot of time researching which nail gun to buy for my needs. I eventually went with a pneumatic 18ga because I already had a compressor, and 18ga would be the best overall size. Otherwise I would've bought a battery powered one.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Great points! Yea you are right, it’s important to use 18g nails in a 18g gun and so on. So sorry to hear you had to learn that the hard way! Thanks for watching!

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I wondered about that. I expect that the same applies to wire and screws and electrical cables. I'm not sure about fish hooks.

[@JAMESJJEFFERS]

Can't put a thicker nail through a thinner hole. 16 Gauge is bigger then the 18 Gauge. Larger the number smaller the diameter of the nail.

[@angelramosexperience8698]

I would love to stick a 16ga in a 18ga DeWalt LMFAO put the ramp up on the flywheel out if its misery

[@onojioboardwalk9748]

@@EternalHarvestDecor God, Someone finally explains this right! So many of these nailer videos are made awful, But yours is good.

[@wilberpenafiel4385]

The best video smart ever , she explain step by step from the beginning. What is. How. When where. Yes ma’am my respect

[@acousticjulia23]

I'm a beginner DIY home repair gal, and this was so helpful! I bought the 18ga brad nailer from Ryobi to re-install trim and quarter round after I installed new lvp flooring. Thanks for the help. Here we go!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Fantastic! you got this! thanks for watching

[@onojioboardwalk9748]

@@EternalHarvestDecor .. Can the dewalt finisher fire nails from a distance? Please tell me?

[@j.erinquist9751]

omg thank you for this video. I feel like a lot of diy for beginner video's they aren't really for beginners, they assume you know how to use tools.....this breaks it down so well for the ABSOLUTE-from-scratch-beginner beginner

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I’m so glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@songsforlowewedding]

Ok this is by far the BEST informative tool vid. You actually explained terminology and troubleshooting and actual visual comparisons. I'm feeling confident in starting my first decorative molding project. So excited!! THANK YOU

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad it helped! That makes me so happy!

[@royweinstein2091]

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST DIY VIDEOS. SHE DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB IN EXPLAINING EVERY DETAIL OF WORKING A NAIL GUN.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you!!! I sure appreciate that! I tried my best

[@royweinstein2091]

@@EternalHarvestDecorYOU BELONG ON DIY CHANNEL ....KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.

[@lyliavix4366]

You are so right I watched 5 videos before finding this channel and everyone one else was blabbing on about useless information without getting to the point or suggesting what works best for what! Also as a female woodworking newbie it’s great to call’a spade a spade’ rather than using jargon that means nothing to me (yet!). Found the part showing the different nails very helpful too. Cheers I’m now ready to purchase my first brad nailer 😊🤗

[@DianaStewart-ug7wm]

Did not realize that there are two different Nailers, this video really helps me understand the difference between each Nailer . Need to invest in a Pin Nailer

[@cuebj]

Excellent video. Thanks. Was thinking of a pin nailer to fix 3mm oil-tempered hardboard to a brick wall with hard plaster. Decided to use spray-on contact adhesive with 3mm screws in plastic plugs to supplement the glue. Screw heads will be filled. Two layers of backing wallpaper then top patterned layer of wallpaper in daughter's old twisted quirky house

[@mickeeia]

WOW! Girlfriend I have been researching all week regarding these nailers! This is the BEST video I've seen since I am a 'Beginner- Dummy'! Thanks for such a knowledgeable video!!!!!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I'm so glad! Thank you so much for watching!!

[@AcornHillHomestead]

I cant say enough good things about this video. You are so detailed. I just bought the 18 ga Ryobi brad nailer. I am partial to Ryobi tools. I was hoping I bought the right one and your video confirms I made the right choice. New sub. Thank you for what you do. Cant wait to watch more of your videos.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

This made me so happy! I’m so glad it was helpful

[@oskar3472]

You should add to the title : "pin vs Brad nailer". Your explanation and the part showing the finishing of both were excellent, way better than other guys who just talk and show nothing. Great video.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Great suggestion! haha Thanks for watching!

[@CrystalClearHope]

I'm getting ready to purchase my first nail gun and was LOST. Your video was just what I needed. It is amazing! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you so much

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yay! Thanks so much for the kind words. I am so glad it helped.

[@mayconfraga4867]

Excellent explanation . I am a 45 years old man . Start my carpenter course 4 months ago and I an loving it. Starting to buying my tools now and thanks for the tips.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Welcome aboard! So glad youre here!

[@elchuyito355]

She has the best smile! But besides that she explained it to me really good. I loved the way she showed the difference. Keep shining pal!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you!

[@dreabia4759]

i been watching videos for an hour. i wish i had just found yours FIRST! ugh

[@kristindriskell4027]

I am so glad I found your video..you were the answer I was looking for.My choice of nail gun will be DeWalt since I have a DeWalt cordless Drill already .All the details you gave very helpful..

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Oh I’m so glad it was helpful!! Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@jeaniespice8112]

Thank you so much for explaining things in a way someone like me with no experience at all can understand!!!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Happy to help!

[@NeverQuitFitness]

Very helpful video for a beginner like me. Thank you for taking the time out to go through all the basic steps such as loading the nails and how the length is determined and the width of the nail. Keep up the great work

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching! ❤️

[@ianwakeling4863]

Such an excellent video on nailer looking at purchasing my first one. You explain it all so clearly. Thank you

[@reedallidap7173]

Excellent material. Super useful. I ordered some pin nails for the accent wall I’m about to build

[@yolandajohnson4647]

The best video ever. I feel so confident now in getting a nailer. Thank you for the video!!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

This makes me so happy! Thanks for watching glad it’s was helpful

[@camiliabastos9816]

Was looking for content like this, and yours is by far the clearest..

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

So glad it was helpful! Thanks

[@sweetiepyi]

Thank you so much! I didn't know what to buy but you helped me oh so much. I do feel confident in going out now and buying the nailer I need.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Oh good so glad it helped

[@davidnorman981]

I agree with Trin TM, easily the most helpful, clear and informative video I've seen. Thank you :)

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you so much!

[@tm58649]

This felt like a “nail guns for dummies” and I am here for it!! 😍 this has been the most helpful video I’ve come across, by far. Your videos are giving me the confidence to give this a go for myself ✌🏼

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you! That made my night! And I am so glad it’s giving you confidence, you can totally do it!

[@Cherivillberg]

I just got a new Ryobi brad nailer and used it today for the first time. I sure wish I'd had it years ago.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yay!! So glad you got one! They are awesome

[@Silverdragon517]

Thank you for explaining the nailers in such a simple way

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching

[@makyni03]

Wonderfully explained the difference. I’m a dyi’ er and truthfully can use both nail guns. Newbie to your channel. I subscribed Thank you

[@vish6658]

Hello Brandi. I am so glad I came across this video exactly when I was about to pull out my hair thinking which nailer to buy. Very well explained and thank you for this wonderful video. For baseboards shoetrim and crown molding is 18G Brad nailer or 23 G is good? Thank you for inspiring me!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

So glad I could help

[@ACherimoya]

Thanks, this was very helpful. I have a much better idea of what to look for now.

[@AlizeRocha]

First-time subscriber thanks for the information!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

You bet! Thanks for hangin around!

[@RodgerDodger196]

Just today I was asking which to get( wanted a Ryobi as they've worked well for me-still..BUT YOUR VIDEO WAS THE EASIEST TO UNDERSTAND! -so it sounds like the 18ga for 3/4" trim boards & detail molding & pin for crafts, I like not having cords to trip over

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Great to hear! So glad it was helpful!! Thanks for watching

[@keithlewis1741]

Wow what a great video I'm the market for a nailer you've made it pretty clear which product i should be looking for.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Awesome thanks for watching

[@mortshare7037]

Thanks for the video! You mentioned you had to lubricate the Ryobi to avoid misfires & jams: can you briefly explain where on the Ryobi you did that? YIA!!

[@rajanmathai]

Very good explanation. Subscribed and Liked. I am planning to buy one Brad nailer

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you for watching and subbing 👏🏼❤️

[@frankb1]

Nice goggles. Glad to see you are using safety gear.

[@rmercado8138]

Very useful video.

[@kimfitspiritsoulbody]

I love the basics instructions. Clear and concise. Thank you!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@martinebangs6520]

Hi Brandi....thanks for the tips...After I joined your channel over a year ago and saw you use one of those bad boys, I had to have one...I got one for Christmas last year, a Craftsman battery operated one...I love it....keep up the great work...Take care...stay safe...

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yay!! Happy to hear you like it!! Thanks for watching!

[@COOPER1524]

Thank you so much, I am having many corners inside my house come apart, and I didn’t know what to do about it, I was really stressed, but with your information, I’m totally at ease now, and can’t wait to start that project, I have many corner cracks through out the house and now I know exactly what I’ll need for the job,You have been so helpful, once again thank you so much, and I’ll be picking up mine today.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Oh be so careful with those corner cracks a lot of time they have a nail guard on them that is metal and that can cause the nail to shoot back towards you. For nail pops and cracks I’d use a screwdriver and drywall screw and then sparkle and touch up paint. Good luck! Thanks for watching

[@vasavigonuguntla2865]

What gun/nail is more suitable for board and baton work on walls

[@JenEricRalston]

The pin nailer is on my Christmas list! Sick of filling nail holes. 😆 I have the Ryobi 15ga & 18ga nailers. Have not had a jam with either one.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Nice! I’m so glad they work so well for you!! Thanks for watching

[@18briones]

I love love you gif this video. Thank you. You don’t know how helpful this was

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I'm so glad!

[@raphaellukecuello41]

hello, looking forward to your how to oil the ryobi pin nailer. all the best

[@LPJR-be3wo]

GREAT information. Very well and simply explained. Loved it and Thank you for Sharing this video.

[@ladykenja2700]

- Thanx 4 sharing a multimillion for clear, relevant, concise info & demo.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@amerrashed6287]

Awesome.. so how those are different from smaller stapler & nailer gun 2 in one in terms of uses & ease of use ?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Typically staples aren’t used for finish work like trim etc, I do a lot of that so I opted for a nail gun. Both hold well but the finish look is different. Nails are flush and staples are not. Staples are great for signs, furniture backing etc.

[@kagadaza07]

Thank you for the information on the Nailers. Great video! All the best to you and yours! Aloha from Hawaii!🙂

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching! So glad it was helpful

[@sandeepbhatti3124]

Thanks so much! Your explanation was very easy to follow along. Keep this coming!😊

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thank you! Will do!

[@ambastha09]

very informative !! In what cases I should use pneumatic nail gain. Please advise.

[@anthonyjoynerbaltimore]

This video was very helpful.... thank you

[@robbrien8506]

Which one do you use for baseboards? Do you have to be careful of hitting electrical wires?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

You don't normally have to worry about electrical that far down on a wall if you are doing baseboard and yes this nailer works great for that. I d suggest using a 1 1/4 nail that way you are not going past the .5" molding and 3/4" drywall.

[@robbrien8506]

@@EternalHarvestDecor Thanks kindly for the detailed answer.

[@darm.8172]

TFS Your Knowledge!!! I Purchased A Brad Nailer...And I Have Not Used It -Yet. Question: If I Have A Wet/Dry Vac...Can I Use It For A Compressor And Attach A Hose To It? TYIA!!!

[@Fentertainment]

Hey, Have you purchased a battery adapter for either tool to run other batteries?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I have not! That’s a great idea though!

[@azizmokhtar8030]

Where can i get the battery.

[@switchofftogettagrip1400]

Don't need one of these yet, but I certainly do need a sander, preferably belt style initially as I do not have the cash flow for some other machines that will assist me with tidying up the faces (top/bottom) of wood, not that I need one of those, going through and rating channels as I go through my collection of video's on a wide variety of subjects, time to downsize my collection and focus on what I enjoy!

[@onksmedia]

Best explainer thus far

[@gerardobello1747]

Good video. So, if I’m not wrong… I need a gun for each nail size?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yes that’s correct

[@summerrblu]

Lovely video, What if you have a 6' x 6' size 3/16th thin plywood u wanna put in ur bathroom ceiling to paint afterwards which nailer you think be best the Brad or Pin?

[@exxekhan]

Really well explained tutorial. Well done!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks a lot!

[@danger39]

Hello thanks for your video I just want to ask can the nail gun do halfway I need half of the nail out

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

You can set the depth to have the nail sticking out but I don’t know if it will do half way, it wi leave the head out a bit though

[@THESKYMASTER]

Excellent video. A lot of information provided in a clear manner. I would have prefer the audio to be without music, the music does not belong in this otherwise excellent video :-)

[@vickyta7150]

What type of nail gun would you recommend me!? For the 2x4 and 2x6 wood I would like to get a wireless if there is one!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Hi Vicky! I would suggest a battery operated Craftsman or Dewalt 18 gauge for 2x material! Both are awesome Here is a link for the dewalt with no battery amzn.to/3iaV9JV Here is the link for a craftsman amzn.to/3nL7OEx Good luck!

[@frederikmare9002]

Hi Vicky ta. The max nail length that I am aware of for 18 gauge nails is 2 inches (50mm)... Therefore it depends what you want to do!... The longest 18 gauge nails available will not (or hardly) go through any 2X material!... If you want to nail a thin piece of wood to a 2X, 18 gauge will work... But if you want to shoot a nail through any 2X to fix it to something else, an 18 gauge nailer will not work since the max nail length available is 2 inch!... Then I would suggest a "roof nailer" for which you can get nails of almost 4 inches. Roof nailers shoots PROPER nails with PROPER heads! One of the best options available for nails is actually a "palm nailer" since you can use literally ANY SIZE nail!... Palm nailers were previously available only for compressors (pneumatic) but you now get them in cordless as well!... They don't need special nails like other nailers, they can drive any nail that you can drive with a hammer (but in record time)! Probably the best advantage above a hammer is that it enables you to drive a nail where it would be impossible to drive the same nail with a hammer since there is not enough space to swing the hammer! Check them out on KZbin, they are amazing!!! Called a "palm nailer"... The pneumatic version is dirt cheap compared to the cordless version (but you need a compressor, which I believe is a great investment anyway)... The nice thing with any type of pneumatic nailer is that you can get away with the smallest cheapest compressor since they don't require much air to operate

[@frederickjohnson2443]

Very informative, thank you.

[@Gadgetmawombo]

I've never seen these nailers up close before. I assumed the nails would be like, regular nails, but chained together. But they arent pointy, only sharpened and the heads dont look round, they are like T nails. They look like it'd be really hard to pull these out vs standard nails of the same sizes.

[@alialsadiq3729]

May I ask what camera are you using? and thanks a lot for the video

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

It’s my iPhone camera

[@annmargaretdoran3847]

Hello new to your channel.. ❤did you ever do a video on how to oil your Ryobi nail-gun when it keep jamming when you first got it. ? You referenced that you were going to make one… I didn’t see one in your playlist unless I overlooked it. Thank you.

[@JoannePulgarin]

Awesome advice differently will get a nail gun for projects thank you.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!

[@plantsandfish5512]

Excellent informative video

[@Cityheart221]

I am a beginner DIYer. Can you do a video on nail guns vs staple guns?

[@ruthmarch415]

TY gonna go try it out

[@richardpcrowe]

I expect to fabricate multiple bird nesting boxes of various types. Sure I could use a hammer and nails but that could be a pain and screws would be rather slow. I purchased an electric DeWalt 5-in-1 multi tacker and brad nailer. I needed inch and a quarter nails since I am planning to use cedar fence slats for the nesting boxes. A battery operated gun would be nice but, since I am going to be working at my work bench, the corded variety is better for me. It is cheaper and since it doesn't use a heavy battery, the unit is a bit lighter in weight...

[@marigold100-1]

I appreciate this video! Thank you so much

[@crowns4saints408]

Which one do you recommend to nail wood for flooring ? I have wood that I would like to use for my closet. I want a rugged look kinda style but I’m new to this and need tips and advice which nail gun it’s recommended and of course one that i can use for diy around the house

[@bonniemiller4106]

Would you use a nailer for sub flooring or would you use wood screws for sub-flooring?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I think you could go either way! Screw will hold it tight though

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

Deff screw brad nail will let subfloor lift over time u need adhesive and screws

[@danieltucker632]

That pin nailer is compatible with 18g brad nails too

[@courtneyjohnson508]

Thank you for this video! It was extremely helpful!!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

So glad it was helpful

[@alliphil1]

Single mom here. Never ever nailed wood together in my life. I see a woman demonstrating and never clicked so fast. 😀You ma’am are my first training on what the heck to buy. 😀 Pray for me on the actual building. Lol! Now I just need a video on what nails I need to use to build a stand alone multi shelf mason jar rack and a 4ft by 6ft 5 shelf stand alone acrylic paints rack for my tube paints with 1inch thick wood. Clueless. Brad nails? Anyone? 🙂

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yay this makes me so happy! I’d you’re making a stand I would suggest getting a Kreg jig instead of a nailer as it’s more versatile with joinery! I have a video on the k4 system and it’s a much better use of your money for those types of projects!

[@alliphil1]

@@EternalHarvestDecor Awesome! Found the Kreg Jig video. THANK YOU!! I also made a "newbie list" when I watched your other video on tools you had when you started out. Headed to home depot in a couple days. Gotta say I came here for one thing and ended up launching into a whole new passion after watching you do your thing girl! You've greatly inspired me to be brave about woodworking as a home owner and trust me when I say that's a miracle. So THANK YOU!! Both my sons are stunned by my sudden interest AND sudden confidence with tools and woodworking.😊 (binged watched your videos! lol!)

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

You just totally made my week! I’m so happy you got the DIY big! Haha it’s an amazing feeling yo be free to make mistakes and then figure out how to work through those on your own! I LOVE that you have a new passion and new confidence! Just remember it’s all a learning experience haha so happy for you!! Thanks for watching

[@andreaviverito4638]

Does the Dewalt take different lengths of nails. Also same for the Ryobi?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I thought I responded to this, It does take different lengths just not different gauges. So my 18 gauged takes 1-2" 18 gauged nails.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

sorry for the late reply

[@Animalhouser]

You ever get around to showing us how you oiled up the Brad nailer? I'm curious to see how it's done before I purchase the Ryobi Nailer.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I never did! Got too behind on stuff haha I only have the pin nail, I wouldn’t recommend the Brad in ryobi.

[@NovideaMarketing]

You just made my decision making process a lot easier😃 new subscriber here😃

[@SRG4782]

Came to find out which nail gun to buy for shoe moulding. Subscribed when I saw you building a closet. 😆

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Haha yeah! Thank you!

[@barbaragordon6177]

What brand/ size nail gun would you recommend for petite women? My hands are small and that DeWalt brad nailer looks massive/heavy, and I know that I need a size I can actually move around with and manage.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

This is a great question. I’m a petite woman myself and I do love my dewalt. It is heavy though. I would suggest going to your local HD or Lowe’s. A lot their tools are on display and you can pick them up and get a few for them. This may help you figure out which you like best. I’ve heard good things about the craftsman

[@barbaragordon6177]

@@EternalHarvestDecor Thank you so much. Love your videos!

[@Bashdash123]

I LOVE learning from a woman as opposed to a man! Thank you so much this video is exactly what I needed!😊

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

thanks for watching! I am so glad it was helpful

[@andrewventer3811]

What do you think of an electric nailer

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

This one is battery powered and honestly I haven’t tried an electric one just yet.

[@michelle-yvonnemartinez7494]

Perfect information thank you so much very helpful!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching! So glad you found it helpful

[@led6244]

Super helpful, thanks. Couldn’t decide until now

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

[@Merlinsluck]

Can these types of brad and pin nailers take different gauge pin nails or brads? Or are they strictly only for one size brad or pin nail? Great video. Ive been on the fence as to which model to get. Have you tried the Ryobi 18 Guage Brad nailer? Ive been looking at that model due to Dewalt being a bit more pricey. Great video!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Hi Richard! These types of brad and pin nailers can only take the one size. If you try to use different sizes it will break and could be dangerous. I would recommend the craftsman 18g nailer if you’re looking for a more affordable option like this amzn.to/2JNHvQd

[@andreaviverito4638]

Do they take different lengths of pins/nails.?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

They take different lengths but only one size. Meaning a pin nail is a 23g and the 23g comes in 1, 1.5, 2” lengths and the same goes for the Brad which is 18g it has different lengths up to 2”. Thanks for watching, hope this helps!

[@u2twopeter794]

great job! im looking for nailer for wainscotting which is on top of old plaster and lathe walls- would the dewalt do the trick with 1 and 1/2 inch nails - the wainscoting is 1/4 inch thick - thank you so much!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

This should work

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

Yah 1 1/4- 1 1-/“ into studs are your best bet’ find your studs with stud finder magnet etc’ out a piece of painters tape where stud is also fun fact of u put tiny pieces of painters tape on the trim mdf quarter round etc before u use nail gun just shoot nail through tape then u can fill in with sparkle and not get it all over the wood/ mdf etc after dry pull up tape and you’re ready to paint

[@tnttube1234]

excellent explanation and thats so easy to follow! Thx

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching

[@nickbest2810]

Very concise, detailed video. very helpful. thank you

[@deveeda56]

What size nail do u use for a pop nail in the ceiling

[@iwant007]

Love the energy not to crazy just enough to show you

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

thanks

[@wickedstewart6011]

I've watched so many DIY videos. they usually just get me irritated. either the sing song host or irritating background music. (can you tell I get "irritated" easily?) :) Anyway, THANK YOU for getting to the point quickly, doing your video like a NORMAL person and not like someone who is auditioning for a TV show. You taught me exactly what I was looking for. Smart, easily understood, to the point and with zero irritation to me. Trust me, that's HUGE!!!!! Thanks again.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Well that means a lot! I try really hard to keep things informative and genuine so I appreciate that.

[@ReikibyMike-SixofCupsTarot]

It seems like my Ryobi stapler will do the same job as the pin nailer???

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Yeah kind of, the staple shows a lot more than a pin, I think staples are good for the backs of signs and furniture pieces a pin is better for the front of a piece because it leaves very little showing to fill

[@FredMcIntyre]

Thanks for the info Brandi! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Any time! Thanks for watching

[@Robert8455]

Very well explained. Thank you

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad you liked it

[@kitetales]

Such an amazing video, thank you so much!

[@IanChampion]

I couldn't find a followup on oiling the 23 gauge

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I’m so sorry, I never actually posted that one we moved sooner than I thought! I’ll get it on here soon!

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks for watching

[@Mecit786]

very clear explaining. thank u