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I had a heavy large mirror to hang. Everything was provided to do the job and it all went together without problems. Makes hanging heavy objects safe and easy, not to mention level. Your only problem will be if you decide to lower what you hung. You'll have several holes to fill and finish. It's also a good idea to have a couple of the screws go into studs instead of all into drywall. I highly recommend this product. Hangman Products HP-30 Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger, Aluminum, 30-Inch

I purchased this to hang a 75" X 32" framed mirror horizontally in my dining area and this product worked perfectly. It was fairly easy to install and the built in level was the best added bonus to get the job done right the first time. Very satisfied! Craig

We own a beautiful and unique 100 lb, 5 ft x 4 ft mirror. We attempted hanging it with picture wire and multiple mirror hangers. No success. The hooks "groaned" and then tore out of the wall leaving ugly holes. Welcome the HP-30 Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger. It installed easily and is supporting our mirror in style.

This is a life saver hung a 200+lbs mirror with 2 of these. The delivery off one was terrible n screws the other was perfect. Make sure you measure 4 times and screw in once, the length of the units make this very important. If you mess up you can shim a little with duck tape to level things out. Worth every penny you spend. I prefer the metal or plastic screw ins for wall board, I also used lags for finding a beam, got to drill your self by the overhang limits the head size. Check before buying.'

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Emergency Lighting - lantern, duel fuel lantern

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I camp 4-5 times a year, a total of 14-15 days total. Every night, I have a lantern going for at least 2-3 hours while the family plays games, reads, or talks. If you use a propane lantern, you'll go through 16 oz. propane tanks every few days -- at $3.99 a pop.



Or, if you have a lantern like this, you can fill a gallon can once a year with unleaded gas at $3.00 (current price in Aug 2006). I have two of these -- and they'll pay for themselves within a couple of years... if you can keep your neighbors from borrowing them! Coleman Two-Mantle Dual Fuel Powerhouse Lantern

C. Anderson was right on - a gallon of gas would last a LONG time with this lantern. I specifically bought it to avoid those silly propane tanks, and white lantern fuel is very expensive. This lantern is very bright, and the fuel last a long time even when it's fully cranked.

The usual loud hiss of the traditional coleman lantern is missing but what takes its place is a quiet whisper of sound. We were very pleased with this lantern and our only complaint is the small matchlight hole. The common butane lighters are too big to fit through the matchlight hole. You need a fireplace match to reach the mantles because a regular match will not reach.

I purchased the Coleman Dual Fuel Lantern to use mostly for emergency use. You see, I moved back to Oklahoma from Southern California back in August 2005. In the first two years back here, my wife and I experienced the 2nd worst flood the city has ever had (luckily it did not reach our house), a tornado touched down five mile north of us killing about 12 people, and the worst disaster was an ice storm in December 2007 that made us lose our power for nine straight days, read NO POWER & NO HEAT. We lost some food we had in the freezer in the garage. So I was made fully aware of the fact that I was not as prepared for such things as I should be. I've since purchased a 5000 Watt generator (compliments of the government rebate check a year or so ago), an LED lantern for use inside the house, two 10,000 BTU kerosene heaters to keep us warm, and to make our emergency preparations a little more complete, a Dual Fuel Coleman 533 single burner stove, to boil water or make coffee, and a Dual Fuel Coleman 295A700 Powerhouse Lantern. I specifically wanted the Dual Fuel Coleman Lantern and stove, because they can run on unleaded gas as well as coleman fuel. My Chevy Truck has a 35 gallon tank on it, that I never let get below 1/2 full, so we should always have available fuel to get through an emergency. I also have several LED flashlights on hand, which last much longer on the batteries that normal incandecent bulb flashlights. I probably have about $[...] wrapped up in all of my emergency gear. After going nine days, freezing cold, and in the dark, with no emergency gear at all, that woke me up. I hope we never need to use this stuff because of an emergency, but if it ever happen again, this time my wife and I will be much better prepared and much more confortable than we were before. Take some advice, get this stuff before you really need it. UPDATE Sept. 2011: I have added some Mountain House freeze dried food to my emergency storage. We have enough food for about 2-3 week for my wife and I. I also have been keeping some extra water too. The Mountain House pouches last 7 years and they just take 16 oz. of boiling water to prepare in about 10 minutes. They taste very good, we have tried several different varieties.

I bought one of these two years ago before a family camping trip. Since then, it's been used quite often for sitting by the firepit in the backyard and also for when we're having outside parties. It even sat for about six months without being used, and the fuel tank was still pressurized (accidentally - I forgot to relieve it before storage, but I was really surprised it held pressure for that long).



I like this one much better than the propane types, I can carry a half a gallon of fuel for a weekend instead of a dozen propane bottles. It seems to be a bit brighter than the propane ones too.



Of all things, be sure to get extra mantles to go with it. If they get damaged or fall off, you won't be able to use the lamp. And add a few drops of oil to the pump to keep the o-rings good and wet every once in a while.

I was in Japan, "Tohoku " I live in, this product is very helpful during the earthquake of March 11. Although the day of power outages, let me reassure the family warm and strong light of this lantern. Thanks to God that my family and I live here now.

To everyone of the victims of the Pacific coast of Aomori Iwate Miyagi Hukushima serious damage is incurred We sincerely sympathy. In affected areas, but still continue to be the lifeline disruption, and recovery as soon as possible, I wish everyone peace of mind.

This lantern, the quality is satisfactory, is less expensive than buying in Japan and fees plus transportation costs. Also, very surprised that within a week of arriving ships.

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There's a reason why Coleman has been making these 'boring' products for SIXTY YEARS. They are the MOST economical lanterns (and stoves), and the BRIGHTEST lanterns and HOTTEST stoves. When I want to light up a campsite with 6 tents full of YMCA adventure guides, I pump up this lantern, light it, and hoist it 8 feet in the air. Then I can put away my 12v 8xD 2-bulb flourescent lamp. A gallon of Coleman white-gas (naptha) fuel has lasted us for 3 years of camping (about 12 campouts or 24 days/nights total - cooking and using this lantern.)



This lamp gives enough light to throw a football or frisbee a decent distance (30 ft) at night.



Best of all : EVERYONE ELSE WILL BE JEALOUS !!!

Purchased this coleman lantern for our daughter and son in law after he was called to be scoutmaster. Also for emergency use as they live in an area where weather poses a risk factor at times resulting in power outages, etc., with the added advantage of being dual fuel as in emergency situations coleman fuel is not always available. As usual the Coleman quality is there and it is reliable and works well. - Coleman Lantern - Duel Fuel Lantern - Lantern - Emergency Lighting'

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Porter Cable 12 V Battery - cordless drill, topcell

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Ordered two topcell 14.4 batteries when original PC batteries quit after five years. When they arrived I put them on charge. The "defective" light on charger flashed the whole cycle during charge. When charged, one drove 17 1 1/4" drywall screws and quit. Second one drove a 3/4 spade bit about 3/16" into a pine board and quit. Sent them back and got two more with same identical results as the first two. Borrowed a 14.4 PC battery and put it on charge, it charged up normally proving that there is nothing wrong with charger. These topcell batteries are junk and not worth carrying home. TopCell PC-1214 12-Volt 1.4 Amp Hour NiCad Slide Style Replacement Battery for Porter Cable Tools

I bought this in 2006 and it worked as advertised, taking about 20 charges over 18 months, then it got to the point where it would last only a minute or two and then wouldn't take a charge at all. Stay away from this one if you want it for more than a year.

I bought a pair and they worked great initially but slowly just faded away after 1.5 years. One is totally dead and will not take a charge an the other will take a charge but then falls flat within a day w/no usage or within an hour of light use. The originals lasted just under three years of nearly daily use. If I could do it over again I wouldn't have bought them.

I bought one of these batteries to replace one of my original batteries that died. It has performed as well as the originals. It is just a little tighter to slide into the base of the drill, other than that it has been fine and saved me about $20 over buying the PC branded replacement. - Cordless Drill - Topcell'

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Kohler - kitchen faucet, single-handle faucets

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Checked my local Home Depot, if you want decent kitchen faucet, it will cost you over $100!! So I decided to take a chance by ordering a name brand "KOHLER" from Amazon, and I'm glad I did!



The faucet comes with stainless braided hoses attached, and all you need to do is to connect it to the 3/8" compression outlet, and tighten one base mount nut on the bottom, and that's it! very easy to install, and up and running in no time!



The faucet is very shinning, and looks very expensive. I love the curvy design, fits modern kitchen very well! recommended to anyone looking for a single handle, modern looking kitchen faucet! KOHLER K-10411-CP Forte Single Control Kitchen Sink Faucet with Escutcheon and Lever Handle, Polished Chrome

This faucet is sleek, beautiful, and well-built. There is only one thing, the faucet tip points out and it makes the attachment of my Pur water filter difficult (it leaks a bit). Other than that tiny, little issue, I love this faucet!

Though pricey, our choice of a Kohler K-10411-CP Forte kitchen sink was a wise one. These are built like a tank and are very easy to install with their pre-installed water feed lines. The single point attachment brace underneath in the center makes for a quick but very secure mounting. The height of the nozzle is very good for large pots or pitchers and the aerator is quiet and smooth with minimum splashing. No leaks at all underneath even with an add on hose and adapter fittings that a Lowe's floor specialist helped me get just the right ones. We're quite satisfied with the looks and performance of this unit which is well worth the extra paid for it.

The faucet was delivered as ordered. When I unboxed it, I found that the included connecting "hoses" (black braided cover) were too short to make the connection to my existing plumbing. Examination proved that they were unique for this faucet. They had a small diameter male end that screwed directly into the faucet brass base and a 3/8"F.compression thread on the other end. I could not find longer (or stainless steel braid) models at local hardware stores or plumbing supplie houses. I finally had to extend them using parts of two brass 3/8" compression fittings and 8" F to F compression extensions ($20+ additional cost). In operation the faucet works great!

Believe me when I say that I had hit every home improvement store searching for a kitchen faucet that would meet my specifications, not only in size, but in finish and functionality. In each store I kept returning to this faucet by Kohler. I wrote down the model number, deciding to try to find it on Amazon. I not only found it, I was able to get the finish I wanted and....ta da....I saved over $60 on the faucet and got free shipping! The faucet is perfect for my kitchen. The lever handle is smooth as glass when you switch it from hot to cold, or turn it on and off. The faucet is a good height for filling pots. The whole bend of the faucet makes it look more like art than a kitchen tool. Thanks, Amazon!

My leaky kitchen faucet needed replacing & my choices were many. I really liked the elegant looks of this Kohler faucet along with the good feedback. It arrived quickly yesterday & the same evening, our handyman son insisted he remove the old & put in the new one (he felt no plumber was needed). Getting the old one out was not an easy job, but it was accomplished. The new Kohler took about 20 minutes to install & it works beautifully and looks just great. (No leaks anyplace either.) I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

I took a chance and ordered the faucet without seeing it in person, I LOVE IT. The water lines are already attached, just make sure you measure how long you need. I made the mistake of assuming they would be long enough for my sink and they were not, I had to extend them. The faucet is very solid, and it looks sharp. I definately would recommend this product. Easy to hook-up.

This Kohler K-10411-g faucet was a good choice. It looks good in the kitchen better than the Price-Fister I replaced it with.. My wife notice the more fuller water flow from this faucet. Plus you can't beat the longer warranty from Kohler.

We have had this faucet for over a year now and I can't say enough good things about it. My husband installed it easily, it works great, looks great - what else can you say? Kohler is an awesome brand - I just wish it said "Kohler" on the front! Highly recommended. - Kohler - Kitchen Faucet - Single-handle Faucets'

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Smoke Alarm - brk brands, smoke detector

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I ordered this to replace the 9120B with battery backup and ordered in a hurry. This model is the SAME THING without the battery backup. Since I was replacing the one in the kitchen, and the only one of that floor. I just put the 9120 in one of the bedrooms and put the old 9120B downstairs (for some reason we have 5 upstairs and only 1 downstairs). It will be alright and saved me $30. It fit fine in the 9120B slot and activated my other alarms all over the house when I tested it. BRK Brands 9120 Hardwire Smoke Alarm

My house came wired with about 12 of these with the battery back-up. Since the 9 volt battery is supposed to power the entire system when electricity is lost they must be replaced fairly frequently. They test at about 8.25 volts when required to be replaced. I have purchased a couple of these non-battery units to replace the ones in the cathedral ceiling that requires a ladder to replace and will invariably start chirping at 2am on a cold winters morning. I have also replace the one in our unheated attic which suffers the same fate.



As long as I can get to the unit I'll stick with the battery back-ups but for those hard to reach places these electric models as a better choice.

These BRK smoke alarms have issued alarms twice now, which lasted several hours each and resulted in lost work time. Initially, two of these would beep every minute and nothing I tried would stop it, so I had them replaced, and then these seemed to be OK, but almost every night we would hear a 1 second alarm. Then 2 weeks later, the alarms went off steady and nothing we tried would silence or reset them. We even had the gas company come out to check the gas applicances for CO2, since 2 of the units also had the CO2 detectors built in, but everything checked out fine, so I just started unplugging the units until the alarms stopped. A few days later, the remaining 3 alarms that I still had connected started another false alarm and eventually stopped. I don't have time to put up with issues like this, and it can result in not even believing your smoke alarms, when it may be a real fire! I only purchased these because they were plug compatible with the First Alert, but I will have to rewire the plug and purchase a better quality brand.

After 10 years with another brannd, we were looking to get rid of the pesky batteries. These fit the bill, were inexpensive and easy to install. I'll take the chance that a fire will start when the power goes OUT while I'm sleeping. I'd have to get hit by lightning, or a meteorite, both unlikely but sure to wake me. 8*)

I bought one of these because it was easier than getting the landlord in to replace a defective smoke detector. It plugged directly into the old wiring, but the mounting ring was a slightly different size than the old smoke detector. Not a big deal, it still only took me five minutes to install. This communicates with the others in the house, just like the old one (i.e., when one signals smoke, they all do).



Note that this one does not have a battery, so you must have house power to it. I'm not saying that's bad or good, it just depends on what you need (in my case, I was happy to not have to worry about a battery).

Bought 4 of these to install in a clients home. Was having trouble finding 120vac alarms without battery back up. These were mounted quite high and would have been nearly impossible to change batterys twice a year. They worked great.

After reading all of the positive reviews, I bought 6 of these smoke alarms for my home. Installation was very quick and easy. My husband installed all 6 (according to the instructions) within an hour. It has been two weeks now, and EVERY DAY at random times during the day (3am, 4pm, 9am) for no reason at all, each smoke alarm BEEPS. The sound is piercing and has woken us up in the middle of the night on several occasions. We've read the instructions and even contacted the company about the erratic beeping and were told that it "may happen from time to time." Unfortunately, we threw out the boxes, so we cannot return the alarms to amazon. If anyone has sleeping children, I suggest you buy a different alarm.

This is an excellent smoke alarm if you don't want battery back up and don't want to have to replace batteries at 3 in the morning. We have a back up generator so we never needed battery back up. The alarm is easy to install and does what it is suppose to do.

Be warned. When they say no more than 12 alarms don't try to use 13, and no more than 1,000 feet of wire between the first to last. I tried to install a thirteenth alarm and they all went off. Then I tried to install one over 1,000 feet away and they went off again. The instructions were absolutely correct. When I called their customer service people they answered with a live person and he told me exactly what the instructions said, no more than 12 and under 1,000 feet or wire. I am happy with the alarms but if you need more than 12 and one or more has to be over 1,000 feet away you will need a different type of alarm.

This smoke detector was a replacement for an earlier model that we had whose emitter had decayed to levels where the detector would periodically go off. Replacing it with the newer model was not too difficult. It required my removing the old mounting ring and placing the new ring that was custom for the replacement model. This took perhaps 10 minutes at the most.



How do you rate a smoke detector that doesn't do smoke detecting? You can periodically spray some artificial smoke in its direction to see if it will go off. I suspect that perhaps only 1 household in 10,000 or more does this regularly. The bottom line is that I don't know how well it is working. It isn't going off any more because of the depleted radioactive source used to activate the alarm. I have to depend on the testing laboratories who rate these things for the pluses and minuses.



All in all, I have a new detector that seems to be working replacing the old one and an increased sense of security which may or may not be juustified. - Brk Brands - Smoke Detectors - Smoke - Smoke Detector'

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Kodak Easyshare - digital frame, digital photo frame

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I purchased this frame on sale at Amazon for $50. There are other reviews on this frame, some of which come from a Vine program Amazon runs where people get the item to review for free. So far I am less than thrilled with their reviews. In reading them you get the sense that either they have done no research on other frames, and therefore judge the Kodak frame too harshly. Or you get the sense that they did not spend much time with the frame before they kicked out a review.



So, I purchased this frame myself. And I have been looking into frames for a while. It always seemed that frames were too expensive or too cheap. And either way, the frames would not work as expected. Most digital frames do not come with a rechargeable battery. And the Kodak P85 is in the same boat. Quite a few frames will play video and music. The Kodak P85 does neither, however it is not very expensive. Most frames come with some internal memory. The Kodak P85 does not. So why buy this frame. You decide.



The P85 is SIMPLE but it has great screen color. The resolution is 800x600. The aspect ratio is not widescreen. It is a normal picture ratio of 4:3. It has no remote control to get lost. You can set it to turn itself off after 8 hours, 16 hours, or stay on until turned off by you. It will shuffle the pics or play them by date. I read one review that the pics by date could be off if you edited the pic and resaved it and therfore changed the pics date. Quite possible but I did not check that. You can use various memory cards or USB. I used an SD card. One note, the side of the card with the write protect switch is the side that faces the top of the frame when you put the card in the frame. Just turn the frame on, and put the card in. You know it sees the card when it puts an image of a memory card on the screen. It then begins playing the pics off the card. No there are no Kodak pics when it plays the pics off your card. If all you see are the kodak pics then the frame does not see your card. I like the Pan and Zoom feature. That is when it brings up a pic and the view of the pic moves slighty and zooms in slightly like when you see documentaries on tv. I think its called the Ken Burns effect.



So you can decide on what features you want in a frame. I wanted simple. No remote, no music, no video, no battery, no touch screen. I just wanted pictures displayed with stunning color. The lack of built in memory does not bother me. I prefer to leave the frame in place, remove the card and put more pics on the card by inserting the card into my PC. One note. The frame does not come with a memory card. But you really don't need much of a card. A two gig card will cost you around $5 amd that will hold more than enough pics. I actually have a few cards laying around in my camera bag. It only reads Jpeg and Exif pic formats by the way. My pics are Jpegs. You can right click on a pic in the directory on your computer and select properties to see what format yours are in.



If you shop around you can find a cheaper frame to display pics, but the frames always seem to have iffy characteristics. The P85 at 8 inches is worth around $50-$60. It is not in the category of a $100 frame. Kodak Easyshare P85 8-inch Digital Frame

This frame is fantastic. The most important features of any digital picture frame are resolution and brightness, and this frame gets high marks on both. The features are SIMPLE, which I view as very positive. No music, no wireless... just plug in your flash drive with photos and off you go. The advertisements for Kodak that others have complained about do NOT appear when the frame is running. They ONLY appear when the flash drive is removed or when the device is first turned-on, much like your computer might flash the name of the manufacturer when first turned on. People complaining about this frame are whiners.

I bought this item as an Xmas gift for my g/f and we are both satisfied with it:



PROS

- the screen is bright and displays the colours vividly

- you also have the option of displaying pictures from an SD card or a memory

stick, both of which work perfectly fine

- it also offers a few transitions and different timings- this would allow you to

adjust how long a particular picture is displayed, and the effects when it goes

from one picture to another.



CONS

- the screen itself is a bit small, but i could have deduced that from the

dimensions given in the product description.



i would recommend this product- its like a small TV that allows you to display your most cherished memories from the media mentioned above. i cant see how a smaller screen would be useful, as this one is barely big enough, but i guess it all depends on what you want it for.

This is the second Kodak digital photo frame I've purchased. This one is for my mom. I wanted one that was easy to use--basically plug and play. I scanned the photos she selected and frankly, some were not great quality. They had begun to fade or turn funny colors. However, when I loaded them on to a memory card and plugged it into the frame, they looked great! Much better than my expectation. She even had me scan some photos from her high school yearbooks (memory lane) and they are acceptable quality as well. All I had to do was put in the memory card, turn it on and experiment with the buttons. Everything was self explanatory and I never needed to crack open the instructions. My only (small) quibble is that the frame is very modern looking since it's flat and black. It will not blend well with my mom's more traditional decor. My older Kodak frame, which is at least 5 years old and still works very well, had a more traditional look/feel to it. Really, that's a minor thing compared to the ease of use and spectacular photo reproduction qualities. - Digital Frame - Digital Frames - Digital Photo Frame - Kodak Easyshare'

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Pin Nailer - pin nailer, 23 gauge

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I recently purchased the Freeman PP123 23-Gauge Pinner. I was going to spend a whole lot more on a well known brand to see what all the hoopla was about with 23-gauge pinners. Having owned several air nailers from 18-15 gauge by Bostitch, Campbell Hausfeld, Makita, Milwaukee, Black & Decker, Porter Cable, & Senco I would have gladly purchased one from those manufactures that make a 23-gauge pin nailer. The Freeman caught my eye because the price and because of the fact that they advertise a 7 year warranty so I went ahead and purchased the Freeman. The packaging was great and consisted of the pinner fully assembled with air coupler already assembled on to the unit with dust cap. It also came with a bottle of oil, a belt hook, a pair of safety glasses, 3 allen wrenches to maintain the unit, and a very well written owners manual and warranty card. I bought some bostitch 23 gauge pins and they fit fine in the Freeman pinner. I have only used about 30 pins as a trial, but I must say I am very impressed with the Freeman pinner. It is well built and drives the pins well. A few annoyances with the pinner is the safety switch under the trigger in which you must rotate to fire a pin, but once it is out of the way you can shoot as many pins as you like, also if you get a jam you must use an allen wrench and remove 2 screws to remove the nose plate to remove the stuck pins(this has not happened to me yet), also you must set the size pins you use on the magazine, but not too big an issue especially since some pinners twice the price have that feature. One more thing there is not a non marring tip on the Freeman so do not put too much pressure on the stock you are using or it will leave a mark, but if you don't put any pressure it will barely mar the finish(depending on how hard the stock is). I would like to put something on the tip to be able to apply a little pressure, but I am not sure what to put yet. All in all it is a very good pinner for the price and has exceeded my expectations for the price and would recommend it. Freeman PP123 23 Gauge 1-Inch Pinner

This is an inexpensive pinner that does all it needs to do. Well made and strong. Be sure to play on some scrap wood first. I put pins all the way through oak with it. The only negative is that it doesn't come with a case and the company doesn't seem to offer one. Its still a five. I'll live without the case. This is as good or better thna the P-C. Spent the extra money saved on pins.

The pinned works well, at least it did for the first 300 pins or so, then it stopped, air started leaking out of the trigger assembly. It has a 7 year warranty but I only have this one pinned and need it for the furniture I am building. I have been unable to find a source for parts, apparently they are not available, but then again it is only $60 for another one.....maybe that is what I will do......The o rings are what is probably wrong but there is no source for ordering new ones.......Grex or Senco, or even Porter Cable would probably have better customer support.....but it is only $60.00

I've used this pinner for scotia, small detail returns, repairing chips and splits, and even crown moulding. Although some people have complained about the lack of active safety and non-marring tip, these are features that shouldn't be on a micro pinner. While other brands, like Grex, make pinners that shoot up to 2" pins, the chance of deflection with a 23ga pin at that length is pretty high.

This pinner is a practical tool that does everything it advertises...and does it well!



Luke

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Great for the frugal handyman! My husband looked like a kid in a candyshop when I bought this for him. He is now even more pleased after using it several times on all of those larger "honey-do" projects! - 23 Gauge - Nail Gun - Pinner - Pin Nailer'

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