Anyone Using Fasco Pin Nailers? (Similar to Grex and Cadex)

I use my porter cable piner a lot. But I do a good bit of small trim work too. Mine only shoots 1-3/8” and it holds well, so I assume a 2” would have much better holding power, plus the slight head is a nice feature! I’ve never heard of Fasco – but funny thing – I did a search for “Fasco woodworking tools” and this post came up #4 on google. I do website design/development, so that got me! haha

Sounds like a good choice and buy though – good luck!

-- Brian, Alabaster, AL

I bought one of these Freeman pin nailers. I don’t use it all of the time, mainly just for glass installations. It’s very well made and has a 7 years warranty. I paid $49 for mine, now Amazon has them for $29. I don’t think you can go wrong with this one.
http://www.amazon.com/Freeman-PP123-Gauge-1-Inch-Pinner/dp/B002EVPO7W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1330783945&sr=8-1
Just reread you post and saw you want a 2” nailer. You’re not going to drive a 2” 23 guage nail into any thing except balsa wood.

-- Tim

It actually got great reviews nailing 2” pins into hardwood.

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