WEN 61721 18-Gauge 3/8-Inch to 2-Inch Pneumatic Brad Nailer with 2000 Nails

I am very impressed with the nailer but I heard a hissing sound, I check all the connection and all is good but it leaks from the top of the nailer. Immediately I do a return and make a new purchase...

no conocía la marca pero si es muy buena, la verdad me hizo el trabajo más sencillo. Trae su regulador de presión, está bien hecha y vienen en una caja plástica.

I took this Brad Nailer out of the box, put 5 drops of the included oil into the air connection port and loaded it with 1" SS brads. I set the air compressor to 60 PSI and started nailing two pieces of 5/8" fence picket wood together. It worked like a charm, no adjustments needed. Single trigger pulls worked fine. Next I held the trigger depressed and tapped the nose in several places in rapid fire. Once again flawless. It is well made feels sturdy and weighs just about nothing. The hand grip is soft and very comfortable. This only confirms why this is the 7th tool I've purchase from this manufacturer over the last two years for my woodshop. Yes, I have several yellow tools and red tools, but this manufacture makes tools available at an affordable price, that I may not be able to buy otherwise.

I bought this to finish a project that would have otherwise been a real pain if I went the hammer and nail route. I'm not real fan of air tools as I seem to move too fast and make too many mistakes whenever I use them. Further I haven't had great success with other (borrowed) nailers I've used previously. I've always had trouble getting the heads countersunk to where I wanted. I'm very happy to report this inexpensive nailer performed perfectly. In the 2000 or so brads I used I had no jams, misfires or improperly sunk brads. The only issue I had was when I started using another (Paslode) brand of brads. Even that trouble wasn't long lived as it was a simple matter of understanding that the glue between the Paslode brads was a little thicker than the included Wen brads and required a little care to make sure they are laid completely flat in the magazine before sliding it shut. The tool feels solid but is light enough for extended use. I would have liked to have seen a case included but for the price I won't complain too loudly. I did notice the first half dozen or so brads went in with a little spark coming from the nailer's tip but as other reviews make mention of this and it only happened with the first few brads, I'm not concerned. I am also oddly impressed with the included manual. It is well written and avoids the horrible English translations some of the cheaper Chinese imports feature. The safety warnings listed in the manual are some of the most comprehensive I've ever seen. If you do purchase this item check out the last line of the safety wanings. I won't ruin the surprise but it is the most common sense (and funny) bit of text I've ever seen in a serious manual. I hole heartedly recommend this nailer and would not hesitate to recommend other Wen products if this tool is any indication of their other products.

I spent a few hours with this nailer out of the box today, using various nails on a fence. Worked fine, no jams. I previously tried the Aldi version that I had to exchange and ultimately return because it wouldn't unjam. This one is much nicer regarding build quality and efficiency. It feels solid and reliable. Also it came from the US rather fast with no tax, and some oil and a lots of nails. Oh, I had to unscrew the air supply because it didn't fit my Nitto, so I just screwed in one from another tool. Maybe they have a different diameter in the US.