Arrow Fastener ET200 Heavy Duty Electric Nail Gun, shoots up to 1 1.4-Inch Brads
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Arrow Fastener ET200 Heavy Duty Electric Nail Gun, shoots up to 1 1.4-Inch Brads
Customer Review: good enough
Summary: 3 Stars
Just got this and used it with the 1.25 brads on oak. If used 1 handed, the heads do stick up. When used with 2 hands (hand pushing downward on nailer like the manual, it penetrated fine. My rating is only 3 stars since i havent really put this to more use yet but just wanted to give a difference of opion from the other 2 reviewsCustomer Review: light duty gun
Summary: 3 Stars
the gun does work. it works
best for smaller nails. it
works best for soft woods.
It does not do well in hard
woods. Long nails bend easily.
The nails are very thin.
I would not recommend it for
heavy work. I think it is
a good buy to use for light
work.
Customer Review: Junk - Burns out
Summary: 1 Stars
I tried FOUR of these. They are junk. They burn out and stop firing after one or two rows of brads. I kept returning them, thinking Arrow is such a well known name they can't be all bad. Two of them stop working after less than 20 nails. I can't believe Arrow is selling these. They are ruining their reputation.Customer Review: Better than the 100
Summary: 3 Stars
It drives brads into most woods but you still have to have a hammer and nail set to finish the job. Using both hand as shown in the literature helped. I used it on baseboard and door frame. If you have an air driven nail gun, which I don't, don't buy unless there is no electricity where you are going to use this gunCustomer Review: Absolutely awful
Summary: 1 Stars
I have used the ET200 Arrow nail gun and it has NEVER driven a nail in all the way. I have tried differnet methods of holding the gun to the wood and it still never works right. I am a woodworker who has used a wide variety of tools and it is the worst tool I own.
John