NEU MASTER Electric Brad Nailer, NTC0040-AU Electric Nail Gun/Staple Gun for DIY Project of Upholstery, Home Improvement and Woodworking

I needed a Nailgun for home DIY tasks and did not want to spend a fortune. This seems to be exactly what I have been looking for. Not too heavy to use and a very well-designed shape for comfortable handling. I can see that this would be perfect for upholstery tasks and framing, skirting board attachment and light wooden cladding/or repairs. My first job will be to clad a garage wall with pallet wood!The Nailer arrived with brad nails & staples supplied. However, I did order additional brad nails in the maximum size18gu x 32mm. It was quite simple to add the cassette of nails to the Nailer and set the strength required to fire these into wood. Have tried it out and it is working well & is comfortable to use. The Nailer will have no problem nailing pallet wood to batons attached to my garage wall!Great wee tool for anyone needing a starter Nailer/stapler!

Fantastic nail gun. Used to secure skirting boards and some wall panelling. Did not let down. Highly recommended.

Used on small diy job, easy to control/use and refill

Great item, would definitely recommend it 👌🏽

Pleased with the performance, however only did a small job and was more than happy.

Surprisingly powerful. Used to fix staples in to a fence to add chicken wire to try and stop dogs escaping. Was worried it would struggle to fire the staples in, ended up setting the gun to almost the lowest setting. Very pleased.

Was a great product at first. I did one quite small project to staple some tape down, two months later I used it for 2nd project, which it was initially bought for, this was to staple material to some wood. Not heave use for either project but the thing stopped working. The tip wouldn’t depress and there was a slight burning smell. I used the tools and reset the end tip piece but still wouldn’t work and again got the burning smell so thought it best to reach out to retailer. As it’s only 3 months old I would hope for a positive outcome. Had to end up prising staples apart and holding them with tweezers to hammer them in so I could finish the project ….. which as you can imagine was not an easy task.

BnQ cut to size furniture board, no more nails in place, clamped and nail gunned with 32mm brad nails, easiest bookcase ever.You can see the nails a little in the side of the bookcase and it takes a while to get the pressure exactly right to not make a mark and sink them enough but you can then use a Nail Punch Set and some caulk or edging to cover the marks up.