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Powernail Power Palm Pneumatic Cleat Nailer
- SKU:
- 259333
Low Stock
- 3 Remaining
$201.18
Powernail's PowerPalm compact nailer uses both 16 and 18-gauge floor cleats to nail down starter/end rows as well as boards in those tough-to-reach places.
The Power Palm is the industry's best solution to blind nailing close to the wall. Saves both, time and money!
Pressure activated...simply press down, and let the tool do the work. The Power Palm will allow blind nailing closer to the wall and reduce the amount of face nailing. The handy tool features a 360 degree swivel tip for fitting awkward or tight spaces. The magnetic cleat holder keeps nail in position. Uses both 16 gage and 18 gage Powercleats - Use the same fastener throughout your install!
- Blind nail, top nail, tight spots and corners - the Power Palm does it all!
- Uses 16 or 18 gage PowerCleats
- Great for starter rows
- Use for final rows
- Use on doorway and flooring transitions
| Free shipping | Yes |
|---|---|
| Brand | Powernail |
| MPN | PALM001 |
| SKU | 259333 |
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Customer Reviews
Showing 1–10 out of 18 reviews
Why
Seems cool & convenient. But I dont understand why anyone would purchase this after everyone saying they have to pre drill holes..like seriously youre gonna sit there and pre drill holes for the last couple rows??? Ever heard of toe nailing??Just use a finish gun and some glue lol. Ive done flooring everyday for 10 years now (im 27) & have never had an issue with toe nailing the last 2 rows. Not sure why anyone would waste their time to pre drill anything..
Review by
Jay
Posted on
Quality:
3
Value:
3
Price:
2
Very Handy for 1st. few and last few rows
This palm nailer works very well where my cleat nailer would not fit. Can use on starter rows and up to about 6" from the finish wall. After reading the reviews I did pre drill all holes. Tried 1 without drilling and will not do that again! Use the 16 gauge cleats to limit bending. Good little tool that you do not know you need until you use it.
Review by
Dan the Rug Man
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
4
Helpful in Tight Spaces
Not meaning to pun, this palm nailer is very handy. Really helps drive the cleats in minimal-clearance areas. Took a few practice drives in scrap pieces to get the hang of it. After practicing, it was easy.
Review by
MJ
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
5
powernail and 16 ga cleat nails
the nailer worked real good the cleats held nice. the only thing was going thur the hardwood I got a lot of nails bent when trying to start putting them in. but I do like the way the pamnailer works.
Review by
mike
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
5
Good tool for last couple of rows
Works well when the cleat does not bend takes a bit of practice and a very steady hand to drive cleats in without bending. I had better luck with the 16 gauge cleats - as opposed to the 18 gauge.
Review by
Dan
Posted on
Quality:
4
Value:
4
Price:
3
Love it
Works great, compact and easy to use
Review by
Jack
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
5
Good tool, ridiculous price
Tool works great. It begins driving with just the smallest amount of pressure- it goes off if youre not really careful loading a cleat, so be careful. I pre-drilled 5/32” holes, loaded them with cleats, and they go in so easily that you wonder if youre working with wood at all. If you do not pre-drill, the cleat will bend, as they drive in stepped increments, and any hand movement at all results in a bent cleat. Ridiculously overpriced, though, as it is nothing but “O” rings on a shaft. I dont think it weighs a quarter pound. Problem is- it seems to be the only game in town.
Review by
Rufus Leaking
Posted on
Quality:
3
Value:
5
Price:
1
exspense but worth every penny
I had to do a long hall way and this tool worked great on 3/4 " Bruce oak hardwood flooring. Saves a lot of time. Tried to order this from Amazon but wound not ship to me in Canada. Found it here on Tools4flooring and they shipped it to me fast. I strongly recommend both tool and supplier.
Review by
swampdonkey
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
2
Good tool
good tool has plenty of power, bought it to get in tight places and didn't want to pre drill. I will try the inch and a half cleats someone mentioned that don't bend
Review by
George
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
2
Slow Learner
After bending 60 or 70 cleats to drive in 25 or 30, I figured out that I needed to pre-drill red oak. No bent cleats after pre-drilling. Also works as a nail punch for cleats...
Review by
RiversideEarl
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
5