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Your search ends here! We found the 5 best finish nailers for baseboard so all you have to do is buy the ideal one for your project and start nailing away...
Top 5 Finish Nailers for Baseboard
 | Ridgid R250SFA Nailer | |
 | Dewalt D51257K 16 Gauge Nailer | |
 | Bostitch N62FNK-2 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer | |
 | Hitachi NT65MA4 Nailer with Air Duster | |
 | NuMax SFN64 Straight Finish Nailer - 16 Gauge |
1. Ridgid R250SFA Nailer
This finish nailer from Ridgid has a very powerful motor which enables 2.5″ finish nails to be driven into solid oak. Thanks to its rear loading magazine and bypass pusher, reloading is a breeze in just two steps.
This model also features a tool-free jam release system, which allows for any blockages to be cleared quickly for less downtime.
It also features two no-mar pads which keep the work surface clean and clear of any tool marks for a more professional finish.
Equipped with Ridgid’s proprietary Fasten Edge Technology, the R250SFA nail gun has Hex Grip over molding for safer and more comfortable handling and has an oil free motor, eliminating the need for ongoing maintenance and increasing convenience for the user.
With its dry-fire lockout system, the motor’s life is extended and this product is also well protected by the manufacturer’s own lifetime service agreement.
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2. Dewalt D51257K 16 Gauge Nailer
Manufactured by the popular Dewalt brand, this finish nailer offers many features that make installing baseboard a breeze. With its sealed lube dual tech, the motor is able to work as both an oil lube or oil free unit for maximum convenience and flexibility.
It also boasts a number of tool-free features including a fully adjustable belt hook, tool-less nail depth adjustment, easy jam clearing system and a 360 rotating exhaust port for better user comfort.
Able to fire between 1 inch and 2.5 inch 16 gauge straight collated nails, this nailer comes complete with its own carrying case for easier transportation and storage.
Plus it features a low profile no-mar pad which ensures the work surface incurs no damage for a more professional, finish.
This tool also features a pre-installed sequential action trigger and trigger lock off for flexible usage for numerous applications.
Weighing just 7.6 pounds, this lightweight tool is also easy to carry between job sites and eliminates user fatigue even when used for longer periods.
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3. Bostitch N62FNK-2 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer
This finish nailer from Bostitch is ideal for a range of purposes including installing baseboard and thanks to its durable and lightweight magnesium housing (weighing only 3.8 pounds) it is easy to operate with minimal user fatigue even when used for extended periods.
Its oil free design eliminates the need for ongoing maintenance and means that surfaces remain mess and oil free for a more professional look.
This model also features a bypass nail pusher and adjustable depth control for optimal versatility and its easy loading magazine makes refilling a breeze for less downtime and a quicker final result.
Offering 400 in/lbs of driving power, this powerful finish nailer is angled to allow use in tight and awkward spaces and its four included profile tips guarantee the perfect drive every time into a range of materials, even though hardwoods.
The magazine can hold up to 130 nails, meaning a longer use time and this tool even comes complete with its own carry case for convenient storage and transportation.
The product is backed up by an excellent 7 year manufacturer’s warranty for peace of mind.
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4. Hitachi NT65MA4 Nailer with Air Duster
This finish nailer from Hitachi is ideal for a range of applications including installing baseboard. With its integrated air duster, the work surface remains free of debris in preparation for gluing and the tool-less easy clearance nose ensures rapid nail extraction whenever a jam occurs.
Thanks to the selective actuation switch, it is quick and easy to change between contact or sequential nailing with no need for any parts of additional tools.
Also the tool-less depth adjustment dial allows for flush fastening into materials for a more professional finish and better user control.
The exhaust port is fully adjustable by 360 degrees for better user comfort and as the tool only weight 4.2 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to carry, reducing user fatigue even over extended work periods.
With its 34 degree magazine, it is possible to use this tool in tight spaces and corners for the ultimate in convenience and versatility.
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5. NuMax SFN64 Straight Finish Nailer - 16 Gauge
Ideal for a tackling a range of projects including installation of baseboard, this straight finish nailer by NuMax drives 16 gauge straight finish nails up to 2.5 inches. Featuring a quick jam release system, there is easy access for clearing blockages and the adjustable depth system allows this tool to be used for a range of applications.
The fully adjustable 360 degree rotating exhaust port allows the user to direct air away from their face for better comfort while the aluminum construction ensures that this tool is very lightweight, easy to maneuver and easy to carry between jobs.
The SFN64 nailer comes with a no mar tip to ensure no damage is incurred to the work surface for a more professional finish and the single piece driver blade makes this tool a flexible solution.
This model even features an air filter and anti-dust cap to ensure the inner workers remain free of dust and debris for a longer lifespan.
The magazine can hold up to 100 nails, reducing refill downtime and it operates at a pressure of between 70 and 110 psi.
The product is also protected by a one year manufacturer’s limited warranty for peace of mind.
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