Using a Ramset or Tapcon "Powder Actuated Strike Tool" to fasten a wall to concrete

[@jaimewindsperger6312]

Thanks for the tips, Matt! Your video was the first to come up when I searched for this tool! 😆

[@charlieknoll5206]

How did that brand holdup? Been looking at one of those. thank you

[@AskDIYDad]

I used it for a few dozen nails and a buddy did the majority of his basement remodel with it after that.. no noticeable wear that I can see

[@LadyEtWatch]

It didn't look that bad...I guess thier different sizes available for sinking into concrete. Surely it shoots other kinds of bullets?

[@AskDIYDad]

There are three different load strengths for it that are intended to be used for different materials, nails and surfaces

[@BruceAllentools]

lol nothing safer than a how to diy video that needs a how to diy video. Sorry had to 😊

[@AskDIYDad]

Hah! I aim to please

[@LadyEtWatch]

That's why I'm here guy.....kinda apprehensive.Being a girl and all. Especially when the manual said u have to pass a test to get certified 1st. (Which I misplaced temmperatily)

[@NET_LOVES_TACOS]

that's lowkey a nice beard

[@asuhayda1]

PLEASE do not post videos like this unless you're a pro at the skill you intend to teach. The last thing you want is someone to watch your tutorial and do this the incorrect way, resulting in damage to the building, or even worse, themself. The risk is so serious that OSHA and ANSI REQUIRE that ALL powder actuated tool users become TRAINED AND CERTIFIED for the particular tool being used.