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Mar 17, 2018
excellent
quality USA made.
not the Chinese stuff you usually find on EBAY that you can only use once, then it breaks.
made by BONDHUS. i have bought several tools from them, all high quality, USA made.
i like the case they are in. never seen one like this before. instead of opening the case, the case is just a block with holes in it. the wrenches are held in by friction. you just pull out the wrench you need.
other cases for small tools, like Allen wrenches, open and all the wrenches fall out and get lost.
these tools are small, more like a jeweler or watch repair size.
but, TORX T6 through T25 are small screws. so the wrenches are the correct size.
nobody wants something the size of a crowbar to take out a screw you need a magnifying glass to see.
Nov 01, 2016
great tool
Never heard of this type of tool before. I have only used full size framing nailers.
I had to replace some floor joists and hangers in a crawl space. No room to stand up, let alone swing a hammer, or use a full size air nailer.
Looked online for help and found this.
It is about the size of your fist, so if your fists fits, this will.
You put the nail head in the nailer, a magnet holds it in place. Put the point of the nail where you want it to go, push down on the nailer, and it drives the nail in with a series of rapid fire hits. It pounds the nail in like an impact hammer or jack hammer.
You just follow the tool down with your hand. It stops when you lift up, if you dont want the nail in all the way, or it stops by itself when the nail is in all the way.
You dont get a lot of force transfered to your hand. It is more like using a drill or impact wrench then a hammer.
I drove 3" framing nails in about 3 seconds. Faster then you can nail by hand, if you could get a hammer in there.
Had to go around water pipes in one part. It still fit.
The air connector swivels the hose out of the way
Unfortunately, the swivel does not come off, so , odds are, it is not the same size as the connector on your air hose, so you will have to buy new connectors.
Any of us who have used air tools for awhile know this frustration.
The only reason why i did not give it 5 stars is, i do not like its lack of a safety.
It does not have a trigger. If fires by pressure. If you load a nail, then want to move, if you do not pay attention and the nail touches your leg, you get nailed.
Your only safety is, disconnect the air hose before moving.
Also, dont put it down loaded, for the same reason.
And, when loading, keep the nail aimed in a safe direction and dont get you hand in front of the point.
If you push down on the nail while loading and the air hose is attached, you get nailed.
In most cases, the lack of a trigger wont matter, because if you are using this nailer, you dont have room and you probably have to put the tool down in between nailing because you have to move to reach the next nail.
So, as long as you treat this tool with the same respect you treat any tool that can kill you, you will be fine.
It is no more dangerous then a circular saw.