The tubular tool has ball bearings in one end that grip the nail tight. A spring-loaded plunger at the other end drives the nail when struck with a hammer. The depth is set with adjustable nuts. The Pro-Nailer cuts down on smashed fingers and marred surfaces. Interchangeable rubber end caps conform to any contour and keep the tool from denting the wood.
Small jobs demand small tools.
Biscuit joiners, the most popular method of joining together two pieces of wood, are too big for many delicate tasks, like gluing up picture frames or small craft items. The slot cut by the Detail Biscuit Joiner is less than half the size of normal biscuit joiners. It's lightweight and easy to handle, and has a see-through miter fence that allows for greater precision. If you're buying a gift for someone who wears a tie to work, but may have to tear apart a piece of machinery when he gets there, take a look at the Contractor's Briefcase from BucketBoss. One side of the briefcase has traditional pockets for note pads, documents, calculators, pens and business cards.