The Basics of Pin Nailers! | Tips and Tricks!

[@leegarnier9396]

What I like to do to deal with the lack of pinheads is alter the direction I shoot the nails. Sort of like cross stitching or bracing. Like so: / \ / \ / \ / \ or some such pattern.

[@fastlap2]

I have a question. I noticed two Makita what appears to be chargers in the background. The one on the right looks different what is that? Thanks great video!

[@UltimateToolReviews]

From left to right, Makita LXT dual charger, XGT charger and CXT charger.

[@jinpark5324]

I have Ryobi nailer 15 gauge, 16 gauge, 18 gauge, 23 gauge and 18 gauge narrow crown stapler. They all worked great and much cheaper than major brands.

[@nkgoodal]

The Ryobi airstrike series get very good reviews. Great choice. I have Metabo HPT, which sometimes has great promos that get me closer to Ryobi price. Their triple hammer and lightweight saws got me into that platform, and I don't regret it at all. I don't look down my nose at Ryobi, they do a fantastic job.

[@nkgoodal]

I have the Metabo HPT pin nailer in both cordless and pneumatic. The pneumatic is incredible in my shop. The cordless is not as good, but it's mobile and works very well. None of the brands have figured out how to make a cordless that's as good as a pneumatic, but they are qorking hard to fieugre it out.

[@terrychristian672]

My Metabo jams about every 5th nail.

[@robertrada4783]

You are not alone. That’s its standard.

[@johnmartha7044]

Pin nails not counter sinking?

[@derekrundlett8450]

1st! I have the m12. It’s great

[@UltimateToolReviews]

Very nice!

[@josegarcia-th3pj]

what about when no fire

[@garethgordon9141]

@3:35 the nails in the magazine are in compression and not tension.

[@robertrada4783]

Hitachi and Makita pin nailers are awful. My cordless nailers are all Hitachi/Hikoki/Metabo HPT except Milwaukee for the 23 gauge. Flex has a compressed air pinner now. It’s fatter and heavier than the m12 but you’re also not spread across two batteries Ala Milwaukee.