Bostitch PN50E Compact Palm Nailer

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Strictly speaking, there are two configurations available for nailers – one is coil style, whereas the other is strip style. Pneumatic palm nailers are more common and durable, but they must connect with a hefty air compressor and regular oiling.

However, if you have a wide range of jobs to complete, from finishing to framing, it’s evident that you’ll need to drive nails of varying lengths and heads.One thing that this palm nailer has that a lot of other models don’t is a tool-free micro adjustable depth-of-drive. Although a palm nailer is not quite as fast as other types of powered nailers, it has some clear advantages over most other types.

lbs, this is not the most lightweight option on our list, but its versatility can overshadow this minor issue. This led me to launch a blog where my skilled team and I share innovative ideas, tips, and tricks for woodworking, gardening, and outdoor tools. pounds), the Bostitch PN100K features an ergonomic design that maximizes comfort and minimizes hand strain. Recommended air consumption is 80 to 100 psi, so most portable compressors will provide sufficient power. This product is designed with rubber grip technology so that it can be used comfortably for long periods.

An aluminum body helps keep weight down, but palm nailers can still weigh anywhere from around 1 pound to more than 3 pounds. You can use a palm nailer to push the nails out of a wood board provided the sharp end of the nail is exposed. If you have more nails to drive, reposition the palm nailer over the next nail and repeat the process.