PP123 Pneumatic 23-Gauge 1" Micro Pinner
PP123 Pneumatic 23-Gauge 1" Micro Pinner is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Manuals, Parts and Warranty
The Freeman PP123 Pneumatic 23-Gauge 1" Micro Pinner is a woodworker's dream come true, and is perfect for all types of detailed trim, glazing strips, jewelry cases, picture frame assembly, and hobbies and crafts. This air powered pin nailer is compatible with 23 gauge headless micro pins from 15/32" to 1", which leaves a nearly invisible hole while still driving into dense wood with ease. An ergonomically engineered body results in a balanced and extremely lightweight tool great for using over long periods of time. A comfort grip handle reduces fatigue and increases control, making this durable nail gun capable of very precise pin placement. An anodized aluminum cylinder and magazine extend the life of this small but powerful headless pin nailer. The Pneumatic 23-Gauge 1" Micro Pinner includes a belt hook, and is covered by Freeman's 7 Year Limited Warranty and 90 Day Wearable Parts Warranty.
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BMC or BagNo
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Fitting Size1/4" NPT Industrial
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Fitting IncludedYes
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Magazine Capacity
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Min. Recommended SCFM @ 90 PSI0.7
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Operating PSI60 – 100 PSI
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Pneumatic Tool CategoryMicro Pinner
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Parts Compatibility
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Material
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Maximum Fastener Size1"
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Minimum Fastener Size15/32"
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Fastener Gauge23 Gauge
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Fastener Type
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Power
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Includes
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Applications
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Manufacturer Warranty7 Years
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Belt Hook IncludedYes
Customer Reviews
works great....i am a crafter so i love the use of a nail gun
Can be used with a small compressor
It works fine, just didn’t turn out to be what I really needed
I have a name brand and I have this one and this is my go to nailer it never gives me a problem.
Works well and feels good ergonomically
La verdad estoy muy contento con esta clavadora ...es una excelente herramienta cumple mis necesidades sin problema
I have been shopping for a pin nailer for quite some time but could not justify the high price of the top brand name products. This same nailer was available at one of the home centers for around $60. I got this for around $40 and have used it quite a bit. I am very pleased with it. Just a word of caution, set the trigger safety when you are not using this. This is not like a nail gun that needs to have the tip depressed in order to fire, this fires when the trigger is pulled, but I have no issue with this. I like this nailer.
Great deal for the money hasn't missed yet.
It leaves NO marks on the wood and puts pins just below the surface. For the money you just can’t beat it. I actually play with air pressure on a piece of scrap to get optimum setting for wood hardness / pin length. I write them in a small notebook and able to switch and setup quickly.
We decided to do a statement wall in our bedroom, we put up vinyl flooring on the wall. We have a bigger nail gun but needed a smaller one that would hold small nails. This one did the job and worked great. We did have a little issue of the nails coming out once and then not work at all. Hubby took it to work and I guy there found the problem and fixed it. It had to do with the mechanism that holds the nails in, somehow it was bent a little and it would not click in place. It would let you shut one nail but after that it was all. After the tweak it worked.
