Newest tool edition

[rynosback]

Some molding and panels were a little loose. Not anymore.

[Walker]

Always an excuse to buy a new tool...

[Cummins12V98]

Bosch were my preferred air nailers for many years in Construction.

[gmc]

Any home project - whether sticks/bricks or rolling - is always a good excuse for a new tool!! Added many tools to my shop that way.

[Bob Denman]

http://www.thorforums.com/forums/att...1&d=1546523870

[Long & Winding road]

Me like new Tools..... More power!

[Skip 500]

I would have gone with a Binford, but, the Bostitch is a good product.

Nice

[A207X2]

Just joined so a little catching up to do...

I had a Bostitch nail gun along with a nice set of Ridgid tools that I lost in the Great Divorce of 2014. Since then I started acquiring the Ryobi One Plus tools, which have served me really well. One of the tools that I bought was their 18v cordless brad nailer. I’ve been using it around the house to do new crown molding, baseboards, as well as some panels/trim work and it has been exceptional. No air compressor needed, and while it’s a little on the heavy side with the battery attached, it’s definitely much easier to handle than one that needs an air hose, and has never “failed to fire”. Well worth the $107 from Amazon.

[Diemaster]

I realize this is a 2 months old thread, but should have bought a official Thor fastener tool:

[rynosback]

Originally Posted by Diemaster

I realize this is a 2 months old thread, but should have bought a official Thor fastener tool:

LOL.

[wingnut60]

No way--that tool is too big for what they use...