Malco TNP2S 8 in. Blue Heavy Duty Trim Nail Punch

$ 18.99

Score By Feature

Based on 371 ratings

Easy to hold

8.68

Value for money

8.53

Durability

8.13

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Product Description

Nails are driven into soffit, fascia, and other trim to complete the installation

When grasping or starting nails, weight of this punch is directed to the working end due to its sturdy steel nose and aluminum tail piece

The holder accommodates standard trim nails up to 1-1/4"

A 1/2" J-Channel fits over the nose

The material is corrosion-resistant

Questions & Answers

What do you have to do to use this product with 8 penny nails?

It does not accommodate more than one person Each of the 2 nails is 1 1/4" long and 8 penny nails are 8 penny nails.

In this case, what size nails will fit?

Trimming nails is a good use of it. Here's what I hope will help

Can you tell me what I'm missing? Putting it over the nail head, I hit it with a hammer at the other end. There is no movement at all in the nails. Every time I tried it, it failed. ?

This tool is used to use small white nails to attach white metal fascia to walls. The nail head needs to be inserted into the tube and the plunger rod must be pushed

How much space does the nail take up in the hole?

You sent an email regarding trim nail punches earlier today. Thank you for reaching out. There is room for up to one person in this item The length of three and a half inches (31.3. This nose fits into 1/2 inch Seven millimeter) We thank you for your time and wish you a wonderful

Selected User Reviews For Malco TNP2S 8 in. Blue Heavy Duty Trim Nail Punch

Excellent tool for brads and finish nails in 18 gauge, but not for brads in 16 gauge and 18 gauge

5/5

While this item is good quality (thereby earning a five-star rating), it is not a brad nailer or finish nailer in 18 gauge. My Dad's antique brad nailer punch has the same design as this one, but it is NOT the same one, based on the photos I certainly wouldn't call it a close call. As for the tool, since the channel is quite wide, it feels large in my hand. I'll keep it, but honestly for the size nail it drives, it's not entirely necessary unless you have to get into some really deep spaces (like the J channel, say experts). I wrote this review specifically to bring attention to this issue since I know I am not the only one who doesn't want to buy a nail gun to do a few touch up jobs occasionally around the house and would rather use a hammer than a brad pusher. The tool for 18 gauge and finish nails isn't in my toolbox. It's the only thing I'm looking for!.

Charley COATES

| Jul 22, 2020

Avoids mistakenly hitting your fingers with a hammer

4/5

Avoids accidentally hitting your fingers with a hammer. The planer can be used to nail in narrow channels, corner spaces etc.

Dislike The "slug, " or piston you hit will eventually round, then mushroom, which is why you have to grind it.

Amalia Hudson

| Feb 27, 2021

Aluminum nails can be driven with this great tool

5/5

I think this is an awesome As of now, I use it all the time and it is holding up well. It is mainly used for trimming nails for coil stock metal, driving the aluminum nails flush and straight into the sheet metal.

Emmeline Navarro

| Mar 14, 2021

Exactly what you need to keep your fingers safe I have used this product several times and it is a life saver or should I say a finger saver since I bought it a few months back

5/5

I have used it to remove or to place difficult nails.

Denver Parrish

| Sep 21, 2020

I think these are great

5/5

The best of all worlds simple, cheap, and effective. Clearly one of the most useful tools.

Zeke HOUGHTON

| Dec 22, 2020

This punch will be the best you've ever purchased

5/5

Aurora O'Brien

| Oct 31, 2020

The little tool I got is a good, sturdy one for an affordable price

5/5

I love it. This tool is very handy for furniture repairs that I am doing at the moment. There are also some other things I can do with this tool around the house.