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Mike;
Several years ago i used a similar type of nailer when I installed cabinets. It was German made and shot a tiny little brad that a tiny dab of colored putty concealed. I belive the name of the manufacturer was Bea. Your cabinetmaker probably has an industrial supplier who can get one for you.
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Mike;
Several years ago i used a similar type of nailer when I installed cabinets. It was German made and shot a tiny little brad that a tiny dab of colored putty concealed. I belive the name of the manufacturer was Bea. Your cabinetmaker probably has an industrial supplier who can get one for you.
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I recently saw a kitchen display at Home Depot and the crown moulding was flawless with no visable nail fillings. I understand the installer used a brad nailer that was made in, I believe, Sweden . The brads were at least 20 guage and were coated for holding power.Anyone out there have any information on this tool? It would be invaluable to anyone who does extensive trim work.
*Mike-I have used Senco and Portercable brad nailers. They use the same nails and there are several readily available on the market. There is also a smaller version that shoots headless brads for small moldings. and yes you can use them with prefinnished moldings if you have a color matched putty.-Rick Tuk