NEU MASTERElectric Brad Nailer, NTC0040-AU Electric Nail Gun/Staple Gun for DIY Project of Upholstery, Home Improvement and Woodworking

Nailer arrived on time and well packaged. Bought for a DIY project I have coming up for skirting and architrave. Tried it out on a test piece of wood, used brad nails and full power. Item works well. Instructions say to use both hands but I had no issue using one hand, just make sure you have fully pressed the nailer down so nose is fully depressed. Some people may find it heavy, I dont personally. Overall very pleased, should help massively with project and any other DIY jobs around the house.

I needed a Nailgun for home DIY tasks and did not want to spend a fortune. This seems to be exactly what I have been looking for. Not too heavy to use and a very well-designed shape for comfortable handling. I can see that this would be perfect for upholstery tasks and framing, skirting board attachment and light wooden cladding/or repairs. My first job will be to clad a garage wall with pallet wood!The Nailer arrived with brad nails & staples supplied. However, I did order additional brad nails in the maximum size18gu x 32mm. It was quite simple to add the cassette of nails to the Nailer and set the strength required to fire these into wood. Have tried it out and it is working well & is comfortable to use. The Nailer will have no problem nailing pallet wood to batons attached to my garage wall!Great wee tool for anyone needing a starter Nailer/stapler!

Works well on thin sheets of plywood. It hasn’t jammed up yet. I’ve only used it for staples though. It feels like it’s well made.

I’ve never used a nail gun before and was surprised how easy it is to use. Used it to build shelves and it went through 12mm plywood no problem. Would recommend.

Much more powerful than I originally thought. Excellent piece of kit

After an old Lidl 18G nailer finally fell apart, c.£60-worth of 18G nails & staples still knocking about led me here.Really rather good, and night and day to the old one. (Unsurprisingly...)Hundreds of 25mm nails driven with only a single jam, which is pretty damned good.Jams to be expected, and cleared quickly & easily (It also doesn't seem like the 'face' you take off for jams is apparently made of some cheese/metal alloy. A weakness on the Lidl & others I've used.).I don't really understand the reviews about marking wood as I've put in a fair bit of soft trim already without a ding.Wondering if those people somehow lost, or didn't get, the plastic cover for the business end of the thing.If I had one criticism, it'd be that plastic/rubber cover: Only one in the box - attached to the tool, and you just know it's going to get lost in day-to-day use as by its nature it has to sit a tad loose on the nose.Would've been nice to include some spares, or at least a link to buy some.Other than that - great stuff.We'll obviously see how it stands the test of time, but I see absolutely nothing to raise any initial concerns.

Frankly I’m disappointed by the lack of power this Brad gun delivers tackling small projects. It’s barely able to punch through soft wood on aged weathered garden shed that required minor repairs after moving it to a new location and bead trimming came off. I thought this tool would breeze through this job only to find it lacked power even after adjusting to full power and required a hammer to drive nails in defeating the point of this tool. Hope to find other suitable small jobs around my home but for the price vs performance I’d shop around for an alternative product.

My first purchase for home DIY, simple and straight forward to add the nails in to the gun.I prefer the cabled tools because the battery based tools are either really expensive, heavy or the battery lasts 30-60 mins with a 3-4 hour battery charge.The gun is easy to use, I’ve been putting things together with the gun, works well.I spent a lot of time looking for something that would do the job without paying an absolute fortune. It’s difficult to trust some of the reviews, but It definitely does the job.If you need a tool for larger projects, you may need to purchase a different model that takes larger nails.I’m still a junior in relation to tools however when I find something that works it’s definitely a bonus.