Since it’s well built to a good specification, this tool will find a place with professionals as well as home enthusiasts. My wife got this for me for a Christmas gift and I am glad she did. The PIN100 is useful in a great many different jobs and will fill the requirements of homeowners to long-standing wood working enthusiasts.
The nail gun also has a marker to point out to you when you are running out of pins. It’ll drive home the small 23 gauge pin nails so that they’ll practically invisible to the naked eye. This neat and agile nailgun can accommodate your light carpentry tasks without keeling over, and without inflicting injury on your wallet. It lacks the safety nose that’s common with many nailguns. No jamming and the brads went flush with the surface.It will accept pin nails of lengths between ½ an inch to 1 inch long. It has a nail cartridge that holds a fantastic 170 x 23 gauge pins at a go, certainly enough to keep you on the go for many hours at a time.
The very reasonable price means that it is ideal for casual use.As already mentioned, this nailer is very compact, which means that it’ll get you into those inconvenient small work spaces. It will automatically adjust the size of the gun to accommodate whatever pin nail you are using, this will save you a bit of calibrating time. The tool does not come fitted with a rubber non-marring tip, often found on more expensive nail guns. I didn’t have any problems with it. It comes in below one hundred dollars, and is a good power tool for either the hobbyist or the experienced home enthusiast. I used a very expensive Terry Hill oil compressor normally used for air-brushing so I don’t know if that made it better to fire or had no effect on it.
And the rubber coated handle gives you extra grip whilst also aiding to the comfort.This is a very basic Porter Cable nailgun with no extra bells and whistles. Which is another reason that it’s good for those confined work spaces. But still, users who often make use of soft wood should bear this in mind. I think Porter Cable did a great job of packaging this nailer - everything is included and fits into the case tightly. The bottom frd cartridge is a doddle to refill.
Michael in the US has this to say his PIN100 Nailer:"I built a dollhouse for my grand-daughter for Christmas and used this nailer. However, this does not mean that safety has been compromised, the gun features a special double trigger and that stops misfires. I used it on cherry and walnut."The porter cable pin100 23-gauge pin nailer can be best described as a basic nail gun. .The Porter Cable PIN100 nailgun is certainly one of the best value compressed air pneumatic pins products available. That said, it seems that no users that we’re aware of have reported ratchet cable cutter damaged surfaces
The nail gun also has a marker to point out to you when you are running out of pins. It’ll drive home the small 23 gauge pin nails so that they’ll practically invisible to the naked eye. This neat and agile nailgun can accommodate your light carpentry tasks without keeling over, and without inflicting injury on your wallet. It lacks the safety nose that’s common with many nailguns. No jamming and the brads went flush with the surface.It will accept pin nails of lengths between ½ an inch to 1 inch long. It has a nail cartridge that holds a fantastic 170 x 23 gauge pins at a go, certainly enough to keep you on the go for many hours at a time.
The very reasonable price means that it is ideal for casual use.As already mentioned, this nailer is very compact, which means that it’ll get you into those inconvenient small work spaces. It will automatically adjust the size of the gun to accommodate whatever pin nail you are using, this will save you a bit of calibrating time. The tool does not come fitted with a rubber non-marring tip, often found on more expensive nail guns. I didn’t have any problems with it. It comes in below one hundred dollars, and is a good power tool for either the hobbyist or the experienced home enthusiast. I used a very expensive Terry Hill oil compressor normally used for air-brushing so I don’t know if that made it better to fire or had no effect on it.
And the rubber coated handle gives you extra grip whilst also aiding to the comfort.This is a very basic Porter Cable nailgun with no extra bells and whistles. Which is another reason that it’s good for those confined work spaces. But still, users who often make use of soft wood should bear this in mind. I think Porter Cable did a great job of packaging this nailer - everything is included and fits into the case tightly. The bottom frd cartridge is a doddle to refill.
Michael in the US has this to say his PIN100 Nailer:"I built a dollhouse for my grand-daughter for Christmas and used this nailer. However, this does not mean that safety has been compromised, the gun features a special double trigger and that stops misfires. I used it on cherry and walnut."The porter cable pin100 23-gauge pin nailer can be best described as a basic nail gun. .The Porter Cable PIN100 nailgun is certainly one of the best value compressed air pneumatic pins products available. That said, it seems that no users that we’re aware of have reported ratchet cable cutter damaged surfaces
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