These 2 tools are not the same: Brad nailer vs Pin nailer

They are both nail gun, but they are so different! I'll show you what projects to use each for, the differences, and similarities.
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Cordless brad nailer: rstyle.me/+CslQJlj3EEKqdaTx8d...
Pin nailer: rstyle.me/+N9Nc7dvFlbBk_-B-Ki...
00:00 Intro
00:16 Which nail gun should you use?
01:09 Look at the nails
03:19 Types of projects with pin nailer
03:57 Types of projects with brad nailer
04:49 The finishing work of each nail gun
05:40 How to use each nail gun
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[@kizmatlester6365]

Thank you for sharing this breakdown!

[@mithuntm]

Also of interest is a finish nailer if one is trying to do thicker wood. General rule of thumb that I read somewhere is that use nails that are 2x of the wood that you are piercing. For example, 5/8th sheet rock + 5/8” thick trim would require you to use 2.5” nails (use finish nailer for this).

[@JaneDoe-ft8sz]

👍👍

[@sonofjesus1832]

Which one machine u use to fix wood panel

[@Hanasdiyhome]

I would use the brad nailer because the nails are stronger to hold wood together