Product Features
- Rubber grip designed to insulate and reduce vibration
- Weighs only 1 lb.
- 360° swivel air fitting for maximum accessibility
- Front exhaust directs air away from users palm
- Drives most common bulk finish, framing & timber nails
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
The Bostitch PN50 Mini Impact Nailer has a rubber grip designed to insulate and reduce vibration. Lightweight at only 1 lb. It has a 360° swivel air fitting for maximum accessibility in tight spots. The front exhaust directs air away from users palm. Drives Most Common Bulk Finish, Framing & Timber Nails. Ideal in applications such as; Joist Hangers, Metal Connectors, and Driving Nails Into Confined Areas.
Product Description
Includes Mini Impact Nailer - PN50, 360 degree swivel air fitting
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I'm never picking up a hammer again! August 19, 2010
I giggled the first time I used this, it drives nails with such ease - as if the wood was butter.
It's great for metal fasteners and tight spaces, it gets into all the small corners where neither a full size nail gun nor a hammer would fit.
The small size is a perfect fit for my (large) hand, and squeezes into smaller places than the larger model palm nailer.
The magnet holds the nails well so you can drive them with one hand, just press and the nail is quickly hammered (vibrated?) into place.
You can stop early and leave the nail head up if you're just tacking things, or come back later and finish the nail flush.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Tool for the Cost April 28, 2011
By T. J. Walker
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is another product that I give 5 stars, not because it is the best on the market (not industrial quality) - but is a good deal for the low price. I had a project where I needed to drive 240 nails in tight, overhead areas - could have done it with a hammer - but my wrist and shoulder hurt just thinking about the prospect.
Had this puppy in a couple days with Amazon Prime, quickly reviewed the instructions and 45 minutes later had the job done - didn't even break a sweat.
Will probably submit a video of this in action because you have to see it to believe how easy it makes a job like this.
One word of caution, read the instructions about how to insert the nails. It's pretty easy to accidentally "fire" this thing if you are not focused every time you load a nail - and I imagine even a preacher would have some choice words if it fired with his/her finger over the nail point.
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