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Nick
2025-08-26 16:42:39
Great tool eazy to use
Anh Pham
2025-06-19 11:19:09
Work great for concrete
D Radcliffe
2025-05-23 14:31:05
I actually had no idea what this was. I was thinking a like a powered nail gun minus electricity. But no, this is a gun. Aka, it uses fun powered to shoot nails into things. It's super loud and dangerous. It really needs English directions, the includes ones are illegible. And they are missing the most basic information (like how to adjust the power of the blast, which is on the Amazon page but was not included in the box.) my first go with the thing I tried it at full power on a rock. I learned what the inside of the rock looks like, that you should wear ear and eye protection (which are included in the box), and I know longer know where the nail is. Using some scrap wood I did a side by side with full power and minimum power shown in the picture. The full power one on the left. Lowest power (controlled by removing some mysterious screws on the inside) is still very powerful for wood, although the included nails aren't long enough to go through a 2x4. I would worry about using it on concrete or cinder blocks based on my exploding rock, but that is what it's for... It is a very cool tool, but you should probably watch some YouTube or find a mentor before attempting to use it. Also, I could see replacement nails being somewhat hard to find.
3D Maker
2025-05-20 12:47:45
I needed this for some concrete walls and cinder blocks that I needed to attach things to. Be careful to properly adjust the power level for cinder blocks, because if it is too high, you could make a much bigger hole than you plan to. The video on the product page provides pretty good instructions on how to use this tool, so make sure that you watch it. The "Safety Operation Manual" that comes with the tool, only provides safety information, no instructions at all, and is a very poor translation from some other language. The only thing that might be of use is the structure drawing, showing all the parts and how it is assembled.*GOGGLES ARE ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED* when using this tool. I am not kidding. The force applied by this tool *WILL* cause debris to fly at a high speed, which can bounce off of many surfaces. Ear protection may also be needed, especially in closed quarters. All this being said, the tool is very useful. It works very well, but it may take some practice if you use it on many different surfaces. For shotcrete, start at a lower setting, as it isn't very difficult to hammer a nail into it. This is definitely a better option than drilling into concrete or cinder blocks, if you don't need to support heavy loads.The tool does everything that it states that it does. My only complaint is that I need XXL gloves, as I have long fingers, so I can't use the gloves provided. If you already have gloves, and I expect that anyone purchasing this would, don't bother with the gloves provided. Everything else is very nice. This is a great tool, that needs to be used with care. BEST
giac nguyen
2025-05-12 11:42:26
Don’t waste your money on it, it is just junk
CE Smith
2025-02-13 21:25:56
This was not exactly what I was expecting. I got this thinking it would be useful to mount a security system I was going to install, but when I read the listing instructions, it seemed this was like using a cannon to swat a fly. In fact, it sounded downright dangerous to use if I was unskilled in the use of it. Since I have never used a nail gun, I decided that I would not start by using this tool. It seemed rather scary to me. Looking at the listing video, it seemed the tool was damaging the concrete, so that didn't seem to meet the expectations one might have for a concrete nail gun. I also noticed that this is a tool one should not use without protective gear, like eye safety glasses, etc. Yet, the person in the video was not wearing any protective gear. That seems misleading to me, and could cause serious injuries if one emulates the person in the video.
xiali
2025-02-05 13:29:07
First, let’s talk about the packaging. It comes in a compact carrying case that also doubles as a storage box for the gun and accessories. The case isn’t super heavy-duty, but it’s sturdy enough to keep everything organized and protected. Inside, you’ll find the nail gun itself, 120 nails, and a few basic tools, making it a pretty complete kit.The build quality of the nail gun feels solid. Despite being a mini version, it has a nice weight to it, giving off a well-made, durable vibe. The design is simple and intuitive, so even if you’re using it for the first time, it’s easy to figure out how it works.One of my favorite features is the 5-speed adjustment setting. Depending on the material I’m working with—whether it’s wood, red brick, or concrete，I can adjust the power level to avoid cracking the surface or having nails not go in deep enough. After testing it on different surfaces, I found that once the right setting is dialed in, it performs reliably across various materials.Compared to traditional bulky nail guns, this one is super convenient. It’s lightweight and can be operated with one hand, so even after extended use, my wrist didn’t feel sore. Its compact size also makes it easy to store without taking up much space.Another thing I really appreciate is its noise reduction feature. The built-in steel muffler with special ventilation holes noticeably lowers the noise compared to other nail guns I’ve used. It’s definitely quieter, which is great for indoor use without disturbing neighbors. That said, I still recommend wearing ear protection and safety goggles for extra precaution.I’ve already used it for several small projects, like mounting picture frames, installing shelves, and securing wooden panels. Tasks that used to take a lot of effort are now much easier with this tool.Lastly, I love that it comes with 120 nails included. It’s a thoughtful addition that gives me plenty to work with before needing to restock. Since nails are consumables, this initial supply is definitely a nice bonus.
John V.
2025-01-19 15:01:11
Similar to a Ramset nail gun but a fraction of the price. If I were a contractor I would stick with the big name, but I'm a home owner that might need to use it 2 or 3 times a year. Perfect for me.
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