Cheap Grip-Rite GRTMP16 16d Mini Air Nailer Review
UPDATE: I had this product for a small amount of time, and had some small problems with it.
It began leaking air. I removed the quick disconnect and put teflon tape on it, still leaks. I removed the tape and used Teflon rectorseal; still leaks. Come and discover it was actually a leak in the back (go figure). I snugged up the rear with an allen wrench and it is now very well. The agenda has not been abandoned or abused, but it has been used.
The first time I usedI almost put a nail through my hand, but it's a good thing, let me explain.
I thought it might work "OK", then the first time I used it just for fun. I had my share of the other side of the 2x6, and tat-tat-tat suddenly, the nail came through the Board of Directors of several centimeters from my hand. I was surprised by the speed with which the nail sunk, a 16D has gone through a single 2x like butter.
I was thinking that sometimes, but find that I use very frequently. It is ideal fornails in the straps, especially if the strap is difficult to reach or at a location inconvenient.
I am surprised that the Framers made their U.S. aid poor tap links hurricane up into small niches with a hammer.
They save money by buying this for their aid, links hurricane could reach faster labor cost savings.
If you have a compressor and do construction, you must have this.
The only drawback? A boss can not scream"What are you doing up there, the turtle, including a tea party? These straps are not nailing themselves ... "etc.
