- What is a 23-gauge pin nailer used for?
- It drives headless 23-gauge pins for fine trim, cabinet assembly, casing and small moldings. The holes are tiny and easy to fill. It is not for structural work or hardwoods.
- Does the kit include a battery and charger?
- Yes, the kit ships with a 20V lithium-ion battery and charger. That makes it usable out of the box with no separate air setup.
- Can it shoot brads or staples?
- No. It is a dedicated 23-gauge pin nailer and only takes headless pins of that gauge.
- How does it compare with a pneumatic pin nailer?
- It trades the constant power and light weight of an air tool for no hose and no compressor. For small jobs away from an outlet and air line, that convenience usually wins.
- Will it work on hardwood trim?
- It is best on softwoods and composite trim. On dense hardwoods, pins may not set flush, so test on scrap first.
- Does it have a bump-fire mode?
- No. The trigger is sequential only, so each pin needs a separate trigger pull.
- Where is the Freeman 20V Cordless 23-Gauge Nailer Kit cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $192.74, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Freeman 20V Cordless 23-Gauge Nailer Kit?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Lowe's, Tractor Supply Co.