Buy Senco FinishPro 10 1/2-Inch to 1-Inch 23-Gauge Micro PinnerSenco FinishPro 10 1/2-Inch to 1-Inch 23-Gauge Micro Pinner Product Description:
- FinishPro10 drives a 23 gauge micro pins 1/2- to 1-inch
- Includes case, fittings, repair tools, and oil
- 1-year warranty
- Features rear exhaust and easy fastener length adjustment
- Soft grip handle and low load alert
Product Description
Includes FinishPro10, 23 Gauge 1-in Micro Pinner (ProSeries) - 2C0001R, Fittings, Repair Tools, Oil, Case
Customer Reviews
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53 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
Not Quite Perfect
By Marc Ruby™
Normally I wouldn't bother with a gun for pins this small, but my elbow has been acting up, and faced with a lot of detail nailing for glue up I went looking for a pin nailer. As luck would have it, I had an opportunity to compare several. One of these was the Senco.I have several Senco nailers and like them all but I find that, while the heavy duty Senco nailer are trustworthy machines, the light duty models are a bit underbuilt. This is the case with the Senco FinishPro 10. It worked fine most of the time, but when pinning from underneath it jammed several times in a series of about 150 shots. That is the first time I've had that problem with a Senco, and it's a pain to unjam.Another thing I didn't like about this gun was the lack of a safety. This is as much a hobbyist's gun as it is anything else, which means it will get used by folks who aren't used to this kind of tool. Flying 23 gauge pins can do serious damage even if they are small. I also didn't like having to manually set pin length - something I'm a cinch to forget (more jams). One characteristic of all of the guns in this category is the need to operate them at full pressure if you want to drive the pin below the surface. And that isn't always effective.My conclusion is that Senco's decision to make this an inexpensive tool kept it from being of the same high quality as Senco's other nailers. If price is your main driver the FP 10 will do, but if you need a high level of dependability, look further.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
The Right Tool for the job.
By Anant Dabholkar
I installed some cabinetry at home and used this tool beased on the reviews here to attach the scribes and delicate trim to these expensive hard maple cabinets. It worked like a charm. Never misfired, set the pins perfectly, no botched pins or split wood. Can't even see the holes, so its easier than gluing or puttying holes for an 18 gage nailer.
The nails/pins should be loaded one way only, and a few drops of oil at the beginning of the project keeps this gun performing flawlessly. No problems whatsoever.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.Works as Advertised
By Bryan
I bought this to fasten window trim into a timber framed glass wall I built. I had some really tiny windows in the wall that only had room for a nail gun with a max size of 7". I used this tool and it worked perfect. I have since used it for all sorts of stuff like nailing really small trim and shooting some "temporary" pins in odd shaped things I am gluing up so that I could attach a clamp. The nail holes are reall small and you probably don't need to patch the holes unless you are painting the finish product white. I have used this tool on just about every job I've done in the last few months. If you do any finish carpentry, you really should have one of these.
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