HFS509040SP 4-in-1 Pneumatic 18 Gauge Flooring Stapler/Nailer

Got a floor job coming and the value was in the budget

Works great. Did a whole hardwood floor with it no problems. Cant fault it! Good tool and great value!

I think the price tells you what you should expect…a little extra care, time and effort to get the nails set correctly. This is not a $500 nailer….it’s $60! Yes, you’re going to get the occasional bent nail that you’ll have to deal with. The angle you hold the gun at makes a difference. The pressure that you use to hold the gun down tight to the flooring seems to be critical to getting a well set nail. Overall…it works….and it’s only $60.

I bought this item after completing my hardwood flooring in a small bedroom before tackling the rest of the rooms. I bought the big ‘hit with a hammer’ nailer. That thing only works three rows from the edges with 5” hardwood. So the edges were a nightmare with screws that kept stripping out or using a brad nailer which made holes to fill with some cracking too.I bought this wonderful tool in hopes of minimizing difficult edge work. It was setup already for my hardwood height of 3/4”. I added 3 drops of oil as directed then practiced on a sample board to get the regulator pressure dialed in at 95 pounds which is in the specs for use. I just finished the hall and the glorious tool work flawlessly every staple without any going too deep or too shallow. Also no cracking or broken tongues (which my big hammer nailer cracks a breaks them or goes into shallow if you don’t hit it perfectly with the hammer.). Anyway I think I am going to just use this great tool for the middle of the rooms too because it is so easy to use.I highly recommend this tool.

Of good Quality at a reasonable price.

I opted to buy this thing instead of buying a more expensive brand or renting a more expensive brand from the big box home improvement store. I can honestly say I had zero issues with this (other than a few misses that were user error) and would recommend it for someone looking to save money on a one time job.We're remodeling our house and had half the flooring done already, but I decided to finish it out myself. I'm not a professional hardwood installer, so I didn't want to drop a ton of money on a big name stapler. Figured I'd give this a shot and hopefully it would at least last me one job.It was great. No issues at all. And I'm not kidding when I say it was cheaper than renting one. It took me about two full days to finish this up. So if I rented it at 6 AM, and returned it the next evening at 6 PM, it would have cost me $66 without including gas and driving time (30 minutes each way) to get and return it. This gun cost me less than that. If you have an air compressor already, just do it. Couple drops of pneumatic tool oil in it right before we started and then just got to work.

Put down two floors with this and not one misfire. Also used it for some trim work, again worked great. I also have a Makita crown nailer, it misfires. And a Paslode with works great but cost a lot. Recommend this nailer with foot attachment.

easy to remove foot to switch from straight to flooring angle