Questions and Answers for DEWALT 23-Gauge 2 in. Pin Nailer

A:  Hello Coyote, We thank you for your question. The model DWFP2350K requires headless pin nails.

A:  It uses headless pin nails. Most pin nails are marked with an arrow or something similar so they are not inserted upside down.

A:  It will not fire when there are no remaining pins in the magazine. This is a very nice tool, I really like mine. A word of caution based on personal experience. Always keep in mind where that pin may go if it shoots through your piece or may deflect at a strange angle especially if joining composite trim pieces. 23 Ga pin is great for creating a barely noticeable fastening and it only leaves a tiny blood spot if it goes thru a finger (based on experience).

A:  Low Pin Lock Out The nailer is equipped with a low pin lock out which prevents the tool from actuating when the magazine is nearly empty. When approximately 10 to 12 pins remain in the magazine, the tool ceases to operate. (per manual)

A:  Low Pin Lock Out. The nailer is equipped with a low pin lock out which prevents the tool from actuating when the magazine is nearly empty. When approximately 10 to 12 pins remain in the magazine, the tool ceases to operate.

A:  as long as you follow pressure guidelines, and hae correct connectors on the ends

A:  yes, that is what I use

A:  Know the tools maximum PSI to avoid damaging the air nailer. Be sure to have an easy to read, functioning air pressure regulator. My air hose is rated maximum 300 PSI That is almost double the maximum PSI produced by my air compressor. The nailer works great with an in line water separator on the air hose close to the air compressor.

A:  Air hose leads are 3 feet long purchase 2 of them. Self coiling hoses make work difficult Hybrid softer PVC hoses easier to use. Roll up any extra hose length you don't need and tie a rope around it.

A:  Try using a 1/4” coiled hose. It is light to use Only problem is that the coils can get caught on things.

A:  No. You need a compressor.

A:  No

A:  No. You need an air compressor to operate it.

A:  No. This is a pneumatic pin nailer. It requires an air compressor and hose. Read the full product descriptions and owners manual. Next check the model number before ordering online or purchasing at the retail store.

A:  No. Air compressor is needed.

A:  No, it's not battery operated.

A:  It might be difficult to paint large areas with this pin nailer. I'd use a 16 gauge finish nailer at a minimum. When using a finish nailer the pressure should be turned up a little bit to about 120 psi but your pin nailer won't need more than 100. If you want to use a framing nailer like the pros use then you also won't need to go over 100 psi but you would probably need something bigger than a pancake style compressor to keep the pressure up without burning out the motor.

A:  Please contact DEWALT at 1-800-433-9258 for further assistance.

A:  Yes

A:  yes

A:  How come the factory rep says no case but mine came with a hard plastic case??

A:  No, the DWFP2350K does not include a case.

A:  Yes

A:  INCLUDES Nailers1/4 in. fittingCarrying Case2 No-Mar TipsOwner's Manual

A:  Mine did and stays in it when not being used

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. Its a basic plastic case.

A:  yes, nice case. BUT, i believe they could have REDESIGNED this case to hold a lot more nails; lots of blowmolded wasted space. could have had more depressions in it that held boxes of nails/pins