Review on 🔨 BOSTITCH BTFP2350K Gauge Finish Nailer: Optimal Precision for Flawless Finishing by Devin Jirsa

When you look at this nailer you are obviously looking for something to help with your hobby or carpentry work. Please note this is a pin nailer which means the pins do not have heads. This should be used primarily to hold the wood together while the glue dries. I use this to hold the outer corners of the molding together while the glue dries so they never come loose. I wouldn't recommend it as a primary finishing nailer - you just won't get a strong, lasting hold. One thing that sets this gun apart - most 23 gauge nailers require an Allen wrench to set nail depth - this gun uses a tool-less dial that is very similar to the 18 or 16 gauge.