🔋 Enegitech Cordless Lithium Ion Automatic Electric: Revolutionizing Power Tools Review

If you've used compressor nailers, then be prepared to work a little slower --- but I think the convenience is not having to flip the compressor , air duct, extension cords, etc. prevail in small works. If you are cutting an entire hose, be sure to use an air tool. Just make a room or some random things, note list, etc., great tool. Keep in mind that it will be a lot heavier than an air tool, but that's to be expected. I had no problems with the instrument. The bounce shooting comments appear…

This particular nail gun has many pros and cons that I have found. I first got it to stabilize some of the furniture in the house, and also to fix some carpeted areas that had straightened over time. So I didn't buy it for industrial use. First of all I have to say that the mostly aluminum and plastic thing actually weighs a lot more than I expected! Not sure if that's really a good or bad thing ie weight compared to a solid construction but it tires me with constant carpet staples. It really…

I work with wood a lot and use my nailer a lot. I'm also very interested in Makita batteries. So I was really looking forward to this tool. I looked for wireless options, but the Makita has its own issues. Unfortunately, that's not entirely true either. First, it's pretty hard. I understand it must be bulkier than a pneumatic nailer because it's self-contained. I understand. But it seems too difficult for me. Maybe that's okay if you're renovating your home or working with wood in your garage…