| Manufacturer | Hangzhou KeLDE Technology Co., Ltd. |
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| Part Number | K-ESG-761-us |
| Item Weight | 4.11 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 11.85 x 9.61 x 2.83 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | KL-761 |
| Power Source | ac |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Included Components | nail gun with nails, manual |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Steps to Clean Staple Jams
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| Cordless Brad Nailer | Corded Staple Gun & Staples Kit | Hand Staple Gun&Staples Kit | |
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| Price | $279.99 | $32.99 | $11.99 |
| Types | cordless brad nailer | Corded 2 in 1 Staple Gun/Nail Gun | Hand Staple Gun |
| Sets | 1 nailer+2 batteries+1500pcs nails+charger | 1 staple gun+1200pcs staples/nails | 1 staple gun+1500pcs staples |
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Complete garbage
This worked great for the first 10 to 12 nails into this trim as pictured. All of a sudden, the gun would only shoot halfway as noted in the other photo. It appeared something was jammed, so I followed the instructions which are very limited. When I removed the loader, a piece popped out that I Cannot figure out where it goes. I’m pretty good with tools, but I have not been able to get this to work since. Total waste of money and I will be returning this to Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
This worked great for the first 10 to 12 nails into this trim as pictured. All of a sudden, the gun would only shoot halfway as noted in the other photo. It appeared something was jammed, so I followed the instructions which are very limited. When I removed the loader, a piece popped out that I Cannot figure out where it goes. I’m pretty good with tools, but I have not been able to get this to work since. Total waste of money and I will be returning this to Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024
I am an avid woodworker and use a pneumatic brad nailer all the time in the shop. This being electric, I didn't expect it would have the same power as my pneumatic one but I did expect it would drive the nails in far enough.
The nail gun has a depth control or power control knob on the back. The tray that holds the brads has a built in magnet that holds the brads in place. That is a nice feature and I would love to have that on my pneumatic one. The tray slides easily and it comes with a basic set of nails. I used the nails it came with for the test and you will see it didn't do all that well. The wood I am trying to nail through is birch. The first try was on 3/4" and that barely went half way in. So I got a scrap piece of 1/4" and you can see in my second to last photo, that didn't goo all that far either. The taller one in the middle was with the power knob on low and the other two were on max high setting.
Even though I have a pneumatic nailer, I got this as i recently found myself on a job site having to install some trip around a set of cabinets and had to drag out my pancake air compressor to use the pneumatic one. I figured if I had an electric one that would save a lot of time and setup but from my test I don't think it will work too well. I suppose if your if your using really soft wood it may perform better. I will put it to a few more tests this weekend and also try my other 18 gauge brad nails to see if they perform any better. If I get better results I will come back and update the review but based on my test tonight, I cannot recommend this if your doing wood working.
The nail gun has a depth control or power control knob on the back. The tray that holds the brads has a built in magnet that holds the brads in place. That is a nice feature and I would love to have that on my pneumatic one. The tray slides easily and it comes with a basic set of nails. I used the nails it came with for the test and you will see it didn't do all that well. The wood I am trying to nail through is birch. The first try was on 3/4" and that barely went half way in. So I got a scrap piece of 1/4" and you can see in my second to last photo, that didn't goo all that far either. The taller one in the middle was with the power knob on low and the other two were on max high setting.
Even though I have a pneumatic nailer, I got this as i recently found myself on a job site having to install some trip around a set of cabinets and had to drag out my pancake air compressor to use the pneumatic one. I figured if I had an electric one that would save a lot of time and setup but from my test I don't think it will work too well. I suppose if your if your using really soft wood it may perform better. I will put it to a few more tests this weekend and also try my other 18 gauge brad nails to see if they perform any better. If I get better results I will come back and update the review but based on my test tonight, I cannot recommend this if your doing wood working.
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