Pneumatic 3-in-1 2" Flooring Nailer / Stapler

I bought this nail gun just one month ago, and now the price has dropped. Is there any price protection?

Works perfectly.

Worked exactly as described. Installed 900 square feet of hardwood with no issue.

Ease of use.

did 2 floors of a house in engineered hardwood, with almost no screwups!at the price, im not sure why i dont see more of these

Used this to finish up a closet floor and it worked without jamming and did an excellent job sinking the nails.Would have to use it more to really know how it will work with extended use, but right now I give it a thumbs up.

Highly recommend it! its cheaper than renting one for your home project! Works fantastic!

I bought this nailer to install about 1000 sq. ft of 3/4" oak flooring. I'm using 2" L-cleats. The only jams I've had (3 of them) are due to my error‚ not releasing the spring loaded "snugger" after loading a new batch of cleats. It is fairly easy to get the stuck cleats free. So far I'm very pleased with this purchase and recommend it to other DIYers.

Product was great - not one jam during the installation of engineered hardwood flooring in 3 rooms. I used both expensive staples and the cheaper brands both worked flawlessly. Great product for the price.

Nailer has just finished almost a 1000sq ft of engineered hardwood without skipping a beat

I used this a few months ago to lay a hard wood floor in my living room. I had absolutely no trouble with it. There were no misfires and I rarely had any cleats that didn't seat properly and when they didn't, I blamed the flooring or subfloor instead of the nailer. Compared to quite a few other name brand nailers, the price is awesome I can't imagine the other nailers would do a better job for about twice the cost. I had to disassemble it one time to clear a jam (my fault for using the wrong nails) and it was medium difficulty to take apart and put back together. Keep it well oiled for best performance and use good quality cleats.

I could not be happier with this nailer! I just finished my tongue and groove outside porch floor project. I installed over 1,800 linear ft of mahogany without one single jam or misfire. I had absolutely no experience with pneumatic nailer before and while the reviews here are overwhelmingly positive, some expressed difficult experience with jamming. I presumed I would have some issues until I "learn" how to use it but it worked flawlessly start to finish. Super easy to connect and get going. It did a fantastic job on those boards that are bowed out in the center. As the video shows, when I started to get to a spot where the board was bowed away a bit I just hit it a bit harder. For severely bowed boards (not too many of those) I just smacked it hard and it pulled the groove right in tight against the tongue on previous board. And it is well priced. Even if I never use it again it was worth the investment for this one project, to have completely reliable and hassle free operation. Highly recommended.

Perfect flooring nailer. High quality nailer for a fraction of the price of the big brands sold at HD and Lowes.Did 1200 sq/ft of engineered hardwood with this nailer and not a single jam. Zero complaints for this nailer.

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I used this to put down 1000sf of hickory 3/4 hardwood and the only jams were user error caused. Added a few drops of oil each day and ran it around 80psi.

This is a great value for the money!! I've used many nailers over the years and this functions as well as others that cost twice as much. I trusted previous reviews on this product and they were absolutely right!! I can't give this nailer enough stars!!

It comes with plates for 3/4" and 5/8"/ 1/2" flooring. It accepts staples and cleat nails up to 2 ". It operates like all other floor nailers but it out performs Dewalt as a floor nailer for its verstatility. It is even cheaper than renting a floor nailer - which is usually a Dewalt (which comes with no provision for 5/8" flooring) - if you need it for more than a few days.

not used yet, but I have another Freeman tool that I love. Hope this one will be the same.

I've used other brands that cost way more….can't see the reason for the expense. This gun performs at least as well but is lighter in the hand and has a great grip too. All at a much more appropriate price point.I'll add another one of these on the next job.

This was a tool I bought for the price. I hate doing floors I'm to old for that up and down work. Anyway I've used this nailer on 3 floors now and really like it. The handle is just the right height to keep your back from killing you at the end of the day. It will load almost any brand staples and it only jams when you hit a screw or nail in the subfloor. But you can't blame the gun. Well you can if your wife is watching. I was pleasantly surprised this nailer is really good well worth it.

This nailer is great especially with the roller base. I did not have a single jam. 2 in staples in red oak hardwood over 3/4 inch plywood. Feels like it is made durable. This is the nailer I would grab first. Hassle free and made my job easier!

This thing is driving my L cleats perfectly at 70psi. Don't hesitate, this thing is a lot of bang for the buck

Love the multi option on nail size and styles. T nails, L nails and Staples, nice

This stapler works really well feels strong..no issues so far. Good price too.

J'ai fait le plancher de mon salon, aucune ratée. Léger et facile à manier. Excellent achat

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Works very well. Used this to do a tongue and groove pine planked porch. Some of the boards were old recycled wood that are tough and hard. Using T-Cleats, this had the power and quality to do the job well. I was pleased with this nailer.

So far so good. Finished installing appropriately 500 sq ft of solid hardwood 3/4 by 2.25 inch and no jam at all. I'll update my review after installing appropriately 600 sq ft more.

No jams shooting staples through cumaru. 4 times harder than oak. Worked great.

Perfect tool to Install hardwood floor

Used for 3/4 x 2-1/4 oak flooring. It kept splitting the tongue even though had the proper foot spacer on it. I took a piece of cardboard and taped it to the underside of the step plate. Perfect hit every time. I'm thinking different flooring manufacturers was the problem not the unit. Not all tongues will be the same.