🔨 High Performance 8 Inch 4 Inch Concrete Nailer 2000 Pack: Best Choice for Heavy-Duty Projects Review

Works as advertised. Good range of suspenders in different sizes. Used in hobby projects like small boxes to attach backs to side/top/bottom box connector designs.

These nails work great. I'm converting a cargo trailer into a stealth camper. With my staple / nailer the work goes much faster. after nailing, with the addition of glue, after installation, the parts are not removed.

Just received these today and used the size 5/8 to attach the frame. They fed and shot normally. They just randomly throw them in a plastic case, but that's okay. Too bad there weren't 2 inches.

Adhesive is not strong enough to break pins. Holding something in place, firing a pin and expecting it to hold only for the part to fall is very frustrating. Skip this unnamed mark!

The price was right and they seemed to have a good selection of brad nailers for me to try on my new brad nailer. The case broke in half and someone slammed it shut. Worst of all, the ribbon that held the torso together had a human call attached to it! The nails themselves were good and the case would have been a good complaint. Three stars for broken case and human hair. I still kept nails and used them.

That's a lot less than expected. The picture made it seem like a big event. Pounded some 3/4 nails through my air nailer and cordless electric nailer and they worked. Revain does little to verify the quality of the products sold by independent sellers on their marketplace, but they have to do more.

It was a really good deal and it's nice that there are multiple sizes. I don't use many bras so it's nice to be able to choose the right size. The hard case kills - all the other Brads I've bought come in a box that just falls apart in transit so all the strips are broken. EVERY strip was intact when I received it and they will stay the same in my toolbox.

Waste. Jam every 3 or 4 nails. Set the air pressure on the compressor regulator to the nail gun's minimum setting (55psi) and tried several different pressures, increasing in small increments with two different brands of nail gun, one was a cheap nail gun and one was a good quality nail gun. Went to the store and bought Passload brand nails ($8 for 2000), no problems with them except nail gun problems. I threw them away.