🔨 Dive into Efficiency with the DEWALT 5 Multi Tacker Brad Nailer Review

This is NOT a nailer. It is only suitable for very light stapling work on soft materials as thick as a piece of cardboard. The maximum bar size required is 5/8" and it won't even be able to drive it fully into most but the softest pine woods. It's no better with staples than with nails. very powerful If you want a real nailer, buy a pneumatic one.

Be careful when buying. They would recommend 1 1/4 nails that don't even fit. Please read the description first before purchasing. I sent mine back because I can't use it for what I need. It's just a stapler. This is NOT a nail puller. It is only suitable for very light stapling work on soft materials as thick as a piece of cardboard. The maximum bar size required is 5/8" and it won't even be able to drive it fully into most but the softest pine woods. It's no better with staples than with…

I had the daunting task of installing heavy aluminum foil in my attic to reduce Florida's extremely hot summer temperatures. Our home is over 30 years old and the yellow pine logs have dried to iron hardness. It is difficult to drive a nail or wire clip into these trusses. I checked out every HD stapler I could find, but most of them didn't get good reviews. I stumbled upon this DeWalt tool by accident and knew right away if it fitted, this was it. I'm a general contractor (30 years old) and…