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Nail Centering
Customers are highly satisfied with the Stanley 58-011 Self Centering Nail Setter's ability to center and set nails effectively. The tool is praised for its ease of use in setting finishing nails, floorboard nails, and even drill bits or screws. Some customers have compared it to using an air gun finish nailer, highlighting the superior results.
Easy Use
Customers are highly satisfied with the easy use of the Stanley Self Centering Nail Setter, praising its accuracy and effectiveness in setting nails correctly.
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Quality
This works very well for setting finish nails.
Great for centering drill bit or screws
Once the nail gets hammered down flush with the wood, the nail setter does not have any way to keep it from sliding off the nai... Read More
Dislike: this tool's shortness makes it very easy to lose in the bottom of a tool bag or drawer.
Shipping
It took a day or two long to receive than i expected, but it was as dis ribbed and worked perfectly.
Competitiveness
The tool is shorter than others, which is advantageous in tight locations.
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- How are reviewers describing this item?
great, good, flush, little and advertised. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there may be deception involved.
- Our engine has determined that the review content quality is low.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 70.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 82 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 26 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Dislike this tools shortness makes it very easy to lose in the bottom of a tool bag or drawer
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
First i broke after considerable abuse
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
There is a pin in the center that hits the nail head when you strike the tool but it is just a tiny bit smaller than the barrel it fits in so if you have a nail with a very tiny head it sometimes gets stuck between the pin and the inside of the barrel
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I dont use that type of nail very often so it doesnt bother me too much
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
There must be many uses for this device
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I like the theory behind this tool but i did not get that great of results
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Once the nail gets hammered down flush with the wood the nail setter does not have any way to keep it from sliding off the nail so then back to the old problem of punch on wood and misstrikes
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Once the nail is flush or slightly indented this tool is actually worse than a punch because the nail head can no longer be seen the head of this tool is much larger diameter
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