🔨 Senco PC0781 Pneumatic Palm Nailer: Compact and Powerful Nail Gun for Enhanced Efficiency Review

This product was very disappointing, it was not manufactured correctly and the front is so off center that I am afraid it will break in use. anticipating the wall thickness of the material is an eighth of an inch on one side and just under 16 inches on the other. I have had other high quality Senco nailers made 10, 15 or 20 years ago. Production and quality control have changed dramatically and they have probably moved most of their products, like this equipment, overseas.

Purchased to help build a post shed by driving 6" 80D ring shank nails. Worked great! What I liked best was that I can hammer it with both hands, which I can't do with a hammer. The only reason I didn't give a full five stars is the leather strap. It's too small even for small hands and after about half an hour of use I took it off. then I installed an air line lubricator like this = air + line + lubricator) and set the minimum amount of oil and everything worked great. Revain really should add

This tool is great for driving 16 pent nails quickly. However, after 5 minutes of brief use, the supplied leather handle came loose and the instrument fell to the ground. Thankfully, the nail hammer is otherwise solidly built and survived the fall with a small dent in the corner. The leather used to make the handle is no thicker than the leather used to make cheap work gloves, it is perforated at the seams and tears right along the perforations on the back strap. I called Senco and was told…