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works with 40-10 mm

Pneumatic tools use compressed air to push staples and nails into material for joinery. Selecting the correct tool for your task begins with selecting the correct fastener.

Prepare Before Use

• Load your fasteners into the tray before connecting to air pressure

• Be aware, these tools are pressurized, and puffs of air accompanied by sudden noises can be alarming. Experiment with the tool on scrap wood to familiarize yourself with these sensations.

Tool Tips

•The tool will not fire unless it is in contact with your work surface. This is to avoid launching fasteners under high pressure into the air. Press the tip of the tool firmly to the material to disengage the safety feature.

•Align your fastener correctly using the markings on the tool tip, as the firing point will be covered by the tool during use.

Fastener Guide: Thickness or Gauge
• 18-gauge – For medium to small casings, chair rail or low-profile crown molding