Pin Nailer

I didn't know that these existed until I did a tear-out of all my baseboards for new flooring. The previous owner apparently had a pin nailer to join the corners on the baseboard without splitting. What a great idea. So I bought this one and it worked great. Holds the outside corner joints together solidly without the huge divots done by a brad nailer. This was great.

I am nail gun poor. This little thing works great. I tried every size nail and different types of wood (no problems). I did use different psi (air pressure) for different wood and size of nails. Did not have any nails sticking out of the wood and NO Jams. I don't know how long it will last, but I suspect a long time. Keep it oiled as any nail gun, should last a long time.

Best 23 gauge pinner for the price! Im a cabinet maker/installer that uses this daily. Its my go to for setting drawer fronts, putting up crown molding, pinning lumber face frames to cabinets....the list goes on for me. Great price and great pinner! Would recommend this for the weekend warrior and the professional.

Great product that uses 1 1/2" pins, makes my 400 LF of 5 1/4 baseboard trim much faster to install.I have not used my 16 gauge nailer since I got this little powerhouse!

This is a good little tool for the price. Construction doesn’t seem too cheap especially for the price. I’ve had it jam a few times, could be simple because the gauge of brads it uses is so thin, but all you need to do is loosen two bolts, slide the top plate on the head off and clear the jam.

Only used a few times - so far it has been excellent.Great feel and sinks the pins very well.Something wrong with the review function-I reviewed the PowRyte 23 gauge pin nailer.

Not a fan of this type of safety trigger, but it gets the job done. Just make sure to always pay attention while using it, because it can be easy to accidentally fire this when not ready.

Garbage. Kept misfiring. I had to constantly take it apart to clear the sleeve and manually push the firing pin back. Despite lubricity and a clean tool. At most it fired 5 times before jamming up again. That's a lot of downtime. Which translates to a loss of money for me. Straight in the garbage.