🔧 Freeman PFS105 Ergonomic Lightweight Pneumatic: Unmatched Precision and Comfort Review

I use good quality pneumatic nail guns in my job. This is normal and I would recommend it if you have your fence stapled. I would give it 5 stars but it misfires a lot. I always oil my nail guns and this one was no exception. Can't confirm if it's a gun or just staples. I used the manufacturer's recommended 1-9/16 staples. I fired the gun at 95psi and when it released the support it ended almost perfectly every time. Several had to be achieved. I ran about 900 staples through the machine…

I was blown away, recently bought a hobby farm and was commissioned to install almost 2 miles of fence. The thought of hammering in literally thousands of staples made me sweat. The Freeman Construction Stapler comes to the rescue! Although it saves a lot of time, it has some features that prevent it from being a near-perfect tool! You have to oil it and you have to do it a lot! I've found that if it starts to go haywire (stall, misfire, double-act), a quick spritz of air tool oil will quickly…

I have had 2 of these staplers. I'm building a split fence on the side and don't feel like hammering in 1000 fence staples for the center fence. Life is too short for that. I bought this stapler and am very happy with it. We typically do 4 builds a year - even if it were a one off project I would recommend this product. This product and 2 people can place 1000 staples in a 325 foot thick fence in about 1 1/2 hours. We use it to hang chicken wire 4 feet high. By hand it would take 4-8 hours…