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Include 7000 pack pin nails with 7 different sizes, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 3/5 inch, 4/5 inch, 1 inch,1-3/16 inch and 1-3/8 inch, each size 1000 pieces.
The Chisel point type help you push the nail out more accurately and conveniently.
The headless nails are made of the great coppering steel, strong rust & corrosion resistance, sturdy and not easy to break.
The nail assortment can be used for various craft projects with different sizes, suitable for repairing handicrafts, cabinet building, woodworking, repairing shoes, fences and other DIY home improvement projects.
BK
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
Good assortment of lengths and fit in the Milwaukee M12 pin nailer well. No jams thus far. Nice little plastic case to keep them in.
Robert Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
This is a nice assortment of sizes of pin nails. I was surprised it had so many sizes because most of the stores only sell 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch. This kit contains 7 sizes. I needed some 3/8 pin nails for one of my last projects, they are only a small amount shorter than 1/2, but it can make all the difference if that is the exact size you need. These fire well and work well so far.
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
This fits my metabo pin head nailer and they work fine. Just make sure you have the pin facing the right direction. Haven't used a ton, just tested them out, but they seem just as good as my other pins.
RUthatoneguy
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
So far I've used a bunch of the 4/5" pins in a Hitachi 1 3/8" pin nailer to fasten pine moldings. They worked very well with no problems - no jams and the strips of nails didn't fall apart. The pins are bagged two sizes per bag in a fairly sturdy plastic box. Sizes are marked on the bags. Strips of pins are clearly marked with arrows for correct insertion into the magazine. Two unusual things about this product: one size, 4/5", isn't a standard one. It's somewhere between 3/4" and 7/8" in normal sizes. And 3/8" pins are not terribly useful, especially given that most if not all pin nailers lack a depth setting - depth is controlled to a rather inconsistent degree by adjusting air pressure. Still, if all the rest work well and I'm left with a few strips of 3/8" pins, no big deal. Very good product, would choose again when I run out.
Al Dacey
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
This has a nice selection of brad nail lengths for various uses. These are copper coated steel, not entirely copper. I really haven't gotten a chance to use them in a project yet but I did test some of the sizes and they work just like every other brad nail you've used before. They went in to the wood and didn't jam my nailer. I'm not sure why they are copper coated but these are a good purchase if you want an assortment of sizes.
woodworking senior citizen
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024
I often use headless pins in glued assemblies to prevent slippage or as clamping aids. For small or thin parts pin length is often quite constrained. For clamping use, longer is often better. Some pin lengths I use regularly and don't mind buying and keeping on hand in quantity. Other sizes I seldom use and have avoided buying, knowing that the excess would sit on the shelf forever. This assortment gives me a wide range of sizes in adequate but not excessive quantity. A smart buy.One warning to users: check the range of sizes that your tool is rated for. Do not use too long a pin for your gun. Too short a pin may or may not work, and may result in a jam that could damage your tool or your work. Note that these are metric lengths and you may need to convert to imperial units to determine compatibility.
Amazing Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
These appear to be good quality pin nails, with the exception that the 6 out of the 7 nail lengths are about 1/16" shorter than stated. For example, the 1" nails are actually 15/16" long. Maybe they're stating nominal sizes, but my experience in buying other nails is that the stated length is the actual length.So, the 1-3/8" nails are actually 1-5/16" long; the 1-3/16" nails are actually 1-1/8" long; the 1" nails are actually 15/16" long; the 4/5" nails (okay, who uses fifths to indicate nail lengths??) are actually 3/4" long; the 3/5" nails are actually 1/2" long; the 1/2" nails are actually 7/16" long, and the 3/8" nails are, for some odd reason, actually 3/8" long.It is nice that they have printed on the side of the nail clips the direction that the nails should face when inserting into your pin nailer (the arrow should be facing down towards whatever you're nailing), though the clips have at most one or two arrows, and some of the shorter length clips don't have any arrows. And if you partially use a clip of nails and remove it, you may not have the arrows remaining for future reference. It's easy enough to look for the chiseled point of the pins, but the manufacturer could have easily printed a whole row of smaller arrows/triangles to solve this problem.Other than the fact that the lengths are a little bit off, I think this is a reasonable value compared to buying these at the big box store and is nice to be able to get a broad variety of lengths in one package.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024
We nailed it
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