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For the most part, the best tool for nailing quarter-round is a brad nailer. Brad guns shoot thinner nails from the smaller 5/8-inch to 2-inches, which are fine for attaching light moldings such as quarter rounds – you don’t want to split the molding or leave visible holes. Plus, because they have heads (unlike the pins shot … Read more
Nail guns are not made equal- some are great for framing, others for trim work, and others for siding. There are models build specially for fencing projects too. We have previously looked at the best nail gun for trim, recommended nail guns for cedar shingles, best nailers for hardie siding, and many other types of … Read more
This you probably know: hand nailing hundreds of shingles can be a huge time suck if you have enormous square footage lined up. So, what nail gun should you use for cedar shingles jobs? A regular brad nailer? A stapler, perhaps? Or should you rent or buy a siding nailer? Well, to answer this question, … Read more
With an electric nail gun for trim, you no longer have to drag out the compressor, make the cumbersome connections, wait for the pressure to build up, and listen to your dog barking at the very loud compressor all day! This post will point you in the right direction if shopping for the best electric nail … Read more
If you’re about to re-install baseboards, this is for you… We will not only reveal our top 4 favorite picks for the best nail gun for baseboards but also review them to help you make the right decision when buying a nail gun for baseboards. Before that, we need to get one key question out … Read more
Learn which nail gun is right for hardie siding installation projects from our reviews of our favorite picks for the best nail gun for hardie siding. Keep in mind that we shall tackle common questions surrounding hardie siding jobs including what size nails do you use for hardie siding after the reviews. Here we go: … Read more
With the best corded electric brad nailer, you don’t need to jerk around with batteries, charging them. Pick one from our reviews below… While cordless brad nailers are typically more portable, corded nail guns have their place. For example, a corded brad nailer is almost always more powerful and is the better choice for jobs where … Read more
