Seems like a good idea... dont know if i would pay $100 just yet for one.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00911818000P

Could only find this lame video of someone really using it. I just saw a tv commercial for it but cant find it online... anyone find any vids on it feel free to post em up

 

maybe$50 but it is a recession so they have to recoup their loses...... i guess

 

Oh man, I'd LOVE LOVE LOOOVE to have one of those!

When we get our new house I have to make a 7' fence around the house and I'll be dammed if I use a conventional hammer again like I did with the last fence... 300 nails = suck!

I always wondered when something like this would come out... Small, simple, and not all crazy expensive/large. I wonder if you can modify it to become a bolt gun... Like remove the metal casing around the piston that drives the nails... Like the bolt guns they use to kill cows... basically it's a high compression piston that acts like a nail gun, the bolt goes into the cows brain and retracts back into the device so you can kill again. Pretty gnarly device, but it might be cool for self defense... Just not use it on someone's head... Give them crazy *** charlie horses and such. lol

I think I took that too far... lol

 

palm nailer? guess since it's cordless it's handier

 

Meanwhile my Nikita will still drill and screw with less effort and a stronger hold...

 

haaha

 

atta boy!!

my makita 18V li on will build that fence in a day daniel you just cut everything and mount the posts!

 

now what costs more? A box of nails, or a compairable box of screws?




(i know someone is more bored out there right now than i am lol)

 

screws hold better than nails

do it right do it once

 

Use screws for a fence since you will be hammering in those nails again when they work themselves out. Trust me I learned the hard way.

 

yeah we use screws for our fences less work in the long run.

 

personally ive never had problems with nails... but what you and the others are saying does make sense

 

Yeah sort of like a battery powered palm nailer. The ones I have used have all been air powered but it makes SUCH a huge difference. My pops and I renovated 3 houses in '05 and added decks to two of them, the Senco palm nailer is pretty awesome and buzzes in a nail in no time.

 

This also depends greatly on the climate, the nails used, and the material used for fencing/decking.

 

That is another good point