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Do you practice safety awareness when using your tools? Most job related accidents can be avoided, if you take the proper measures to ensure safety on...

We've talked a lot about pneumatic tools, such as nailers and staple guns, but what about the compressors that bring these tools to life? The air comp...

Have you heard of a scrail? Scrails can be driven using most pneumatic nailers, but offer better holding power than a standard nail. These fasteners a...

Welcome back to the Nail Gun Depot blog, we hope your 2013 holiday season was relaxing and enjoyable. With the holidays over, it's back to work for mo...

Welcome to the second part of our series on nail components. Last week, we talked about nail types, shank types and point types. If you missed part-on...

We've talked a lot about using nail guns, but what about the nails that go in them? We get questions all of the time asking about the components of a ...

Don't let using a nail gun be an intimidating experience. After all, everyone's got to start somewhere. Learn the basics right here at Nail Gun Networ...

Nail guns are a great addition to a tool arsenal; they speed up a job, drive nails into hard-to-reach areas, and drive smaller nails without bending o...

Maintaining and cleaning a cordless nailer takes about 15 minutes, once every 6 months or 50,000 nails—that’s all. To keep a Paslode cordless f...

Strip Nailers To use a strip nailer, pull back the magazine follower to prepare for loading. Insert the proper nails into the nailer's magazine - see ...