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Price: $249.00
Brand: Senco
Finishpro18 drives 18 survey brads 5/8-2-inch. one-year warranty on the tool and 90 days on the compressor. adjustable depth-of-drive, tergal exhaust, soft grip handle and no-mar pad to make safe work surface. 1/2 hp 1-gallon electric, oil-free compressor.
Reviews:
 5 / 5
The professionals inimitable need a great combo 18ga pin nailer with a compressor? of all the installars tools we post out with our crews, this is the one everyone fights for! lightweight, no missfires, coolness and compact! fits in our largest ryobi monotonous tool bags along with the other guns and outfit we use, like porter cable nailers. we invest in a 1/2" air filter,regulator,lubricator to assure praiseworthy clean opperation of our guns before we post them out into the field. when you own a haughty lofty profile cabinet and door company like we do, its hegemonical to look professional and be quiet in the customers home, displeasure up as little space as possible to get the job past work and get out! this is one of those tools that helps us effect just that! i give this unit a 9 out of 10 since there is no elaborate tool! and 5 stars for you the amazon shopper!! buy it!! gj showcase workshop & door co.
5 / 5
No other satisfied i am a mid-level do-it-yourselfer, and purchased this kit for baseboard and casing projects around the house. the compressor is subtle and light, easily fits in the egg or back seat, a breeze to first move from place to place. it cycles after 4 or 5 hasty shots, but i work deliberately so any lag in reprisal is not a problem for me. i fiery in an apartment, and i agree with others who shut up found the noise level lower than other compressors, a blessing in that environment. not having any see with air tools, yet knowing it was the way to go to inaugurate casing and baseboard in my kitchen remodel, i agonized over whether to get a post or finish nailer. i opted for a pin nailer since the hitachi saw i came with a coupon for a impure 16ga finish nailer-- a deal i couldn't pipe up. while still waiting for the freebie to arrive, i possess been using the brad nailer and it is nothing not counting than terrific. the holes it makes are small, it is graceful to handle, and drives the brads where i prerequire them. the true test is that none of the capsule i have installed has fallen off the burrock yet! some have spoken of the chintzy ague on the gun. i suspect senco was listening, since the iron grip that came with it is improved. i suppose someone doing this work for their yeasty might see some shortcomings, but give the price, portability and utility, this is a haughty lofty package.
5 / 5
Senco pc0947 this is an past due product. the whole purchasing experience was in part outstanding. not a single hitch and the cargo works perfectly. a.e. musterer
5 / 5
Senco pin nailer/compressor combo this is a great subtle combo. it pressurizes relatively quietly and is beautifully portable.
5 / 5
This contractor is much pleased... with the compressor i own typical portable compressors, but hate to lug them around. so, i curvature this one for installations of wood mantels and subtle odd and ends work (like attaching a piece of shuffle after the rest of the job is until now done). the little compressor is lightweight and absolute for small jobs like these. on bigger jobs i halcyon use one of my heavy duty compressors. so, that may be the question some of the other reviewers are having. it's clear-cut not built for heavy duty work. the gun on the other had was a disappointment. i already had a senco xp 25 and fancy it. still, it's a pretty good goodness for both pieces, so, no real complaints here. i've clear-cut set the newer one aside, for now. regarding the cheap 1/4 inch hose... pleeeease. anyone with moiety a brain knows it's a cheap piece of krap, but bequest work fine for the occasional hobbiest. if you prerequire a good hose, buy one.
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