SwiftFix FWTO Galvanized Straight 1 Pack Fasteners: Enhanced Fastening Solution Review

I found these nails work pretty well with my brad nailer. The car did not bind and held up well. I think you get a lot of these nails for the amount you pay and as they are electroplated you have the added benefit of being able to use them outdoors.

I'm a hobby woodworker so I use pneumatic nail guns a lot and drive quite a lot of nails. As another reviewer said, they're not perfect, but you don't tell when they sink. Nobody will see it badly. Well, they're not terrible anyway. Looks good enough to me. I've tried them in both my Dewalt nailer and my Metabo cordless nailer, these nails worked great in both guns. No delays or problems so far. A strip broke in one piece, but that was perhaps rare. The only thing is I wish they came in a…

This is the first time I've used Mega Fastener 18g nails, but this is the second time I've used this brand. I've had flawless results with the previous ones so I decided to take a closer look at these as they make up about 1/3 of the famous brand nails. I placed a row of these nails side by side and zoomed in to see the differences. In the provided photo, the nails of the famous brand look perfect. They are very uniform and very expensive. On the left are the Mega Fastener nails. You can…

I make my own hands and do a lot of woodworking. So I'm wading through 18g of trimmed nails like a 6-year-old gulping down Halloween candy. This particular product comes with 5,000 2-inch nails and costs $15.99. This is a really good price compared to what you would pay for branded nails at your local big box store. On a recent project I used probably 80-100 nails from this box. They worked flawlessly for me. No jams. Easy to use. They also hold up very well. Basically. No difference to more…