Nail Guns

We welcome you at Nail-Guns.org. Nail guns are great labor saving tools. But be careful - a nail gun is a gun. Use safety precautions when using a nail gun. Pneumatic nail guns operate off compressed air. The cordless nail gun has a small combustion engine. Nail guns are inherently dangerous because they drive both long and short nails into wood, even dense oak, in a fraction of a second with a single blow. Driving a regular nail with a hammer is also dangerous.

The nail guns that fire long framing nails is heavier than smaller nail guns that drive thin finish nails into trim lumber. If you can grasp and pour a glass of milk from a full one-gallon container, then you have the strength to handle nail guns. Nail guns save work because they can drive nails quickly and efficiently. You can adjust these tools so they drive the nails to different depths. When used to install tarmac roofing shingles, you want the nail head to be snug against the gravel but not driven too far to where it tears through the gravel. When using a finish nail gun, you often want the nail countersunk, so you can fill and disguise the nail.