🔨 32R12 SpringTools 1-Inch Combination Nail for 32-inch Applications Review

I wish Revain could go above 5 stars sometimes. This tool is definitely worth at least 8 of them. I'm buying them as gifts for friends in the film and TV industry who will use them to hell too. My 10 year old Spring Tools nail kit is used all day, every day, and it's only now starting to wear out. I suspect another 10 years will be enough.

I have oak floors in my house and from time to time I get chipped nails where the nail is sticking out. Very annoying. I used to go to the workshop to get nails and a hammer. Now I have it, I keep it in my kitchen drawer and take it with me. Very fast, no hammer required and in 10 seconds the nail click is corrected.

I bought my first one at a thrift store for $1. The spring was a little weak and bent, but it worked great for years until I lost it. I found myself doing quite a bit of rework and decided to order more. Super easy to use, can install 18 ga nails or 15 ga nails and more. Spring is very strong compared to my first and should last a long time. Find a good spot for it in your tool bag and vacuum if it gets lost

Something that's easy to overlook. Nobody needs it until a needle sticks out. This usually makes the situation worse or tries to drive the nail in in a more complicated way, still damaging the surrounding tree. . Incredibly easy to use, good quality and very durable. It also takes literally seconds to sink each Flashbrad without any special skills, dexterity or great accuracy.

This nail set works great. If you've ever tried to drive a nail into a job then you know how difficult it is. This tool solves this problem. The only downside to this item is that it will rust if exposed to moisture at all. I keep mine in a ziplock bag when not in use. Update: one of my nail sets broke the big end, I don't even know how. But anyway, I emailed the seller to let me know and they sent me another one for free, no questions asked. Not many sellers stand behind their goods like that.

This little device is a great tool. I get very tired and frustrated when I drive in nails with a set of nails and a hammer that don't go into the surface of the wood battens (even with a nail gun). The nail set works, but often slips off, making the resulting hole much larger and requiring filling. This tool fits right onto the head of 18 gauge nails and will drive them in every time. And a bonus. I like making indentations in the metal that needs to be drilled to get the bit hooked. I used…

They make a great precision nail kit. There is nothing worse than sticking a nail into the finished wood and then drilling a hole in the wood next to the still proud nail because your nail set slipped off the nail. I've had several of these and have to buy new ones, not because I've lost the old ones, but because they are made of poor quality steel and the nail tips are chipping or breaking making them unusable. It's such a tiny part and they make such a profit out of it. And usually they are…