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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Arrow Fastener ET200 Heavy Duty Electric Nail GunCustomer Review: Weak nailer - pretty good doorstop Summary: 1 StarsEven though it accepts brads up to 1.25", it won't drive them more than .5" into soft pine. It's pretty useless, really.
Customer Review: good enough Summary: 3 StarsJust got this and used it with the 1.25 brads on oak. If used 1 handed, the heads do stick up. When used with 2 hands (hand pushing downward on nailer like the manual, it penetrated fine. My rating is only 3 stars since i havent really put this to more use yet but just wanted to give a difference of opion from the other 2 reviews
Customer Review: Disappointing Power Summary: 1 StarsI agree with the review above. The tool needs more power. I work on oak, and cannot get the 1" or 1 1/4" brads to penetrate fully. I tried 2 hands and putting my weight into it, but still no good. The nails are very difficult to set by hand as they bend easy. When I tried to remove the brad, it would snap in half! Very disappointing, since the tool appears to be good quality and it never jams.
I contemplated buying a pneumatic nail gun or a cordless nailer. The pneumatic is cumbersome and the cordless is expensive. I'm going back to using my nail spinner, hammer, and nail set.
Customer Review: Big Disappointment - Waste of Money Summary: 1 StarsI bought this nail gun to use to install base molding and do some light cabinet work. The nail gun was not powerful enough to sink the 5/8" brad nails or the 1 1/4" brad nails completely into trim or pieces of dimensional pine. The gun left most nails about 1/16" above the surface requiring a nail set to set them completely. Additionally, the nails tended to bend when set by hand. I would not recommend this product for any use.
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