Brad vs Pin vs Finish Nailer - Which Do You Choose?

Whether its a brad, pin or finish nailer, all of our customers call all of them finish nailers... With so many options to choose from, you’re bound to have at least a couple questions on them, and Ohio Power Tool’s here to help you navigate the ins and outs of nailers.

[jeffery]

FINALLY! A short and very informative video! Getting ready to hang trim and was going to use that to justify a nail gun. But I had NO CLUE as to what I needed. Thanks. I have a combination stapler/brad nailer, but I knew those brads would be too short for my application. Now I know what to buy.

[CuriousOldMan]

“the pointy end goes away from you”. As soon as I heard that I knew I was watching the right video! Lol

Thanks!

[thomash]

Quick and straight to the point! No life story for seven minutes. Excellent informational video.

[bobkin]

Thank you a million for the video. Seriously, trying to sift through 40 minute wood working videos to get basic fuckin info is a pain in the neck. Definitely earned a sub

[kevinh]

Good vid. Short and to the point. I was considering getting a framing nailer (which I used a lot when I was building houses), a brad nailer, and a pin nailer now that I'm gearing up to retire and will be trying different projects in my shop. This saved me some money. I'll get the framing and brad nailers, but it's clear for my needs that I can forgo the wire nailer.

[ourv]

When I lived in the big city there was always a lot of construction going on all around. And after awhile I was able to tell the top crews from the not.
The top crews you could hear their nail guns but the not was still swinging hammers like it was last century or something. Im guessing the not crews
were paid less and the entire project moved slower. ALSO, the top crews seem to be on commercial buildings while the not was doing residential
work. I had heard the way it worked was, the carpenters were to provide their own guns while the contractors would provide air-hoses & nails. Now,
I see they have cordless nail guns. So cool!
just an observation..

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[stevew]

Which cordless nailer is the best for running around in parking lots & shooting nails into tires?

[maitrikashin]

I got a 15 to 50mm brad 18G OZITO nailer. Adjustable depth. 18v battery powered. Single Shot or Rapid Fire. Fast Fencing. Awesome Tool.

[chrise]

Finish Nailer -> Max gauge. Name makes no sense whatsoever 🤯

[MoniqueAO]

Thanks for explaining the different types of nail-guns !!!
But I am really worried about how to remove those nails-without-a-head, when I want to take something apart again...🤔

[glashse]

Thank you for this short and informative video! 🙌

[yuki_z]

If I want to pin a pegboard onto my garage studs (I don’t have plywood finish), and I expect the pegboard to be able to hold heavy tools and equipment. The pegboard itself is 0.18-0.25 inch thick. Which nailer is the best for me? Thank you 😊

[javyjavier]

Thanks, simple and straight to the point.!!!

[usgreat]

Super good video. Thanks! I am doing re-flooring. I guess I should choose Brad nailer for putting back skirting(Moulding), correct? Thanks.

[JohnAnthony]

probably the most perfect beard I have ever seen. Also great nail gun info!

[Dynasty-sy]

Great video. I wasn't really able to gauge which nailer I would need. But if I want to make a cabinet on wheels for a 50 pound air compressor should I use the Finish nailer with 15gauge nails?

[DeuceDeuce]

Quality content. Thanks for uploading.

[maeganstandart]

I’m planning on doing a slat wall in my bedroom with a 2” thick slat, which would be better a Brad nailer or a finishing nailer?

[islandkingthecommander]

Which nailer do I need for framing up, 2x4’s … preferably battery powered… thanks

[catherinecooper]

What a great video! I refinish furniture which has not always been "gently used", so I need to know how to restore some things. Your video really helped me out. Thanks!