Freeman G2MPN 2nd Generation Pneumatic Mini Palm Nailer with Magnetic Tip and 1/4" NPT Air Connector

One of my new favorite tools! Takes all of the frustration out of hammering joists, especially in tight corners. Must have in the tool box

The pneumatic palm nailer is compact, powerful, and makes driving nails in tight spaces much easier than using a standard hammer. It connects quickly to an air compressor and delivers consistent power, sinking nails cleanly with minimal effort. The lightweight design fits comfortably in hand, reducing fatigue during extended use. The build quality feels durable, and the tool performs reliably across a range of nail sizes. For framing, decking, or any project where space is limited, this palm nailer is a practical and efficient addition to the toolbox.

Worked well for my small project. Remember to oil.

I haven't used a palm nailer before, so maybe it is normal for it to stop driving if you put some pressure into it or drip oil from the holes around the front? Otherwise it seems to be a decent tool for my needs. It also cost substantially less than Bostitch, Senco or Metabo to do basically the same thing. For me, the tool will get occasional use when I'm building a shed or a deck, I bought it for helping hang trusses on a shop I'm building. I think it'll hold up just fine for my level of use, and Freeman has a good warranty with their products.

This product is amazing, and a no-brainer for the $25 price. I'm a DIY and I'm sure this tool will last forever, but even if it just lasted my one project it paid for itself 5 fold. I'm putting in a 260 sq ft deck and needed about 100 joist hangers, each hanger requiring 8 screws/nails. I would normally just buy the screws and put them in as the thought of nailing 800 nails made my arm ache. But when I investigated the cost for the screws at $160 versus $32 for nails, I considered taking my time and using my hammer. Then I went online and checked out other options including one youtube video which showed a palm nailer....how did I not know about this? I figured they would cost at least $100, but would still be worth it. Then I found the Freeman mini on Amazon and decided to give it a try, didn't have much to lose for $25. Let me tell you, this little nailer is amazing and worth every penny. It is small enough to fit into small spaces and different angles, it works quickly and is actually fun to use! If you have a project that requires nailing, just buy this and use it, you won't be disappointed! I can't recommend this any more highly.

This thing works better than i expected! Saved me in naining in tight pots!

This little guy is a fantastic tool! I had to remove a rack and pinion and the top shaft pin was to hard to use a hammer and punch. So I purchased this tool and placed a punch inside it, turned up the air and it punched that pin out perfectly and reinstalled no problem at all. Highly recommend this tool

faster than doing by hammer

Excellent

Very easy to use, and does the job well. Seems to be well made, but time will tell.

this nailer is awesome. I'm replacing my 300 sq ft deck and have found this nailer great for setting joist hangers and then completes the task of nailing joist with ease...remember to oil often and especially at the end of the day...I did have a problem at first with air leakage thru the unit..quick reference to the the manual and had to depress the nailing piston a few times with the nailer disconnected

My friend had a palm nailer similar to this one that I borrowed. Was so impressed by it that I ordered this one. Used it while building a backyard deck and it made working in tight spaces so much easier. If you’re installing joist hangers or really anything that is in a place with limited room to swing a hammer then this is the tool for you. Price and quality of tool is excellent.

Just the job for getting into difficult spacers where u can't use your nail gun xxxxx