Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M12 12-Volt 23-Gauge Lithium-Ion Cordless Pin Nailer Kit with M12 FUEL Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool

A:  Hi Carl, this model has a variable speed dial to allow users to adjust the speed to the application.

A:  Hi George, the model number is 2526-20. There is no bag included in the tool- only version of the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool. The wood blade, sanding pad, and sanding paper (5) are included.

A:  I dont know much of azek trim but if you are not using an adhesive this guage nailer is not good for that. youll need a nail guage with a head ie 16 or 18.

A:  Azek and most pvc trim is not supposed to be nailed as it voids the warranty. Cortex screws and plugs only.

A:  Hello Clyde, the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool comes with a sanding head and sand paper.

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A:  No

A:  Call customer service at HD and ask them directly.

A:  I had no trouble driving the longest pins (1-3/8 inches) into solid oak, sinking them below the surface. I wouldn't use 23g pins for crown moulding though, at least not without glue for added strength.

A:  yes its awesome buy right size pins

A:  Hello jj! Thank you for your question. We invite you to reach out to us at socialmedia@milwaukeetool.com so we may discuss your concerns with this product further. Thank You - Will

A:  Yes, it will work on baseboard - but a 23g pin is very small and will not adequately support baseboard, especially since the longest pin (1-⅜ will only penetrate about ⅜ into the stud. I'd recommend a minimum 18g, 2" nail for securing baseboards onto drywall and studs. This would work very well for shoe molding onto baseboards though.

A:  Have used the largest nails on baseboard. Have to ensure that there is a stud upon which to attach and that the sheetrock is not between stud and baseboard.

A:  I use it to pin the corners together on an outside miter but wouldn't recommend for complete base install

A:  23 gauge pin nails are too light for baseboards and not hold over time. I'd use a larger trim nailer that uses 16 gauge or 18 gauge nails.

A:  Hello Alex, our Milwaukee M12 12-Volt 23-Gauge Lithium-Ion Cordless Pin Nailer Kit with 1.5 Ah Battery, Charger and Tool Bag (2540-21) will consistently sink pin nails at proper depth into hard or softwoods while leaving small, clean nail holes.

A:  Already out got mine from home depot best tool ever

A:  We have no ETA, go to the product page scroll down to "How To Get It" type your email in the box and click Notify Me. We will email you when it is back in stock. Mike

A:  Hi Lester! You can use any M12 battery with any M12 product. However, you will typically get a longer run time when using a larger amp hour.

A:  Yes, I've used it. It's a bit awkward to remove and it won't sit upright on the base of the battery, but it certainly works.