Craftsman  16 ga. Finish Nailer Kit with Magnesium Body

I'm on my second copy of this tool. It works very well and is the first tool I grab for tacking up medium sized pieces of wood and for all trim work. I cannot remember having a misfire. The only minus I'd give the tool is that one major part is not available for repair. The first tool lasted 3 years and got a lot of use. The main internal air cylinder is aluminum and it split down the side. I regulate the air pressure so it may have been a long standing fault in the aluminum. However. that part can't be bought - so I have a new tool. It was on sale and the repair part plus shipping would have probably been close to the cost of the new tool anyway. I had a similar gun from "HF" and this gun works a lot better. Recommended.

Makes finish work quick and easy!! Love it.

Enjoying my new nailer! Great price and great value... Need it for my workshop extention project in the dacks! For the roof and siding will speed up my work considerably. Will save on skrews as well - and so much time. Using 2.5 inch nails - perfect for roofing and siding.

The Craftsman 16 ga. Finish Nailer Kit with Magnesium Body is easy to use and is powerful enough to nail baseboard with minimal effort. Thanks, Craftsman!

I bought this nailgun as my first nailgun in my tool collection. I had never really used a finishing nail gun before but I needed it for my "furniture-making" projects. It was really easy to use and the features are really straightforward. It has a rapid nail feature as well as a single shot feature. It is easy to unload a jammed nail.

I have used it to nail together different pieces of wood with nails ranging from 1 inch to 2 1/2 inches. All of them work really well. There is enough power to do all the nailing I need to do. It is light-weight and comes with a carrying case for it. I plan on using it to make different pieces of furniture and to put up crown moulding. I would recommend this gun to a friend. One con is that it seems a little difficult to switch out different size nails in the middle of using a particular size.

I've only used it to nail together one workbench drawer (yes, also glued), but boy does it make life easier! I bought the nailer mainly for installing oak floor trim but haven't used it for that yet. Over the years (about 53 of them so far) I have tried to buy mostly Craftsman tools. Most have been a good experience but occassionally I get a real dud. This nailer hasn't been used enough to make a judgenment on endurance. Ask me again this time next year!

I purchased this nail gun to help out with some trim work: casing, crown molding & baseboards. Ever since we bought a new house I've been working on trim and it has seemed like a never-ending product. Since I bought this nailer last month I've been able to move so much faster - it literally cuts the time more than in half! Lots of power, very portable, and in my case it was well worth the money. The nails are also surprisingly inexpensive! I think I got 2,000 nails for ten or fifteen bucks? That's great! As a beginner at DIY stuff I was concerned that air tools would be too complicated for me, so I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to set up, load, and start to use. I'm also very happy with how light weight it is. I couldn't be happier with it so far!

I hate trim work, especially crown molding! With a hammer, nails, ladder and a piece of trim - Now that's what I call punishment. We purchased this Craftsman magnesium finish nailer in a kit with the brad nailer and stapler and let me tell you, trim work is now bearable!

I used this gun to build a desk, shelving, and some birdhouse stuff. I had zero issues with it. I had never used nail guns in the past, so I took the leap and ventured out and picked this one up. I am glad I did. I have had no jamming or issues, and have gone through over 2-3000 nails through it so far in just a few months. i couldnt be happier with it. 

The Craftsman 16-GA Finish Nailer is exceptional for furniture and cabinet-making projects.  It is easy to maintain and handle.