RZX V1015B Pneumatic Picture Frame Nailer - 1/4-Inch to 5/8-Inch V-Nailer for Wood Frames, Professional Framing Tool

Very good.

It has been very useful. I do wish the guilds were better designed. The wing nutted stud loosens easily

It worked for a little over 7 months. Now it jams every time and no product support. The manual says that if it's not working, "entrust" it to the shop where you bought it. Good luck with that!!

I was skeptical to buy this after reading some of the poor reviews. But I have a lot of experience with pneumatic tools and thought maybe some of the problems were user error.I own a photo printing company and do a large amount of canvas's stretched over stretcher bars, which I construct myself. I've been wanting to move from 1/4" stapes to an underpinned for a long time, but they are incredibly expensive and take up a ton of space. So I decided to try this. A week and about 35 frames later I could not be happier. My production time has reduced significantly, the frames are now more precise, and the one aspect of my job I really did not like is actually now fun. I did have one jam about halfway through my first stick of nails, but it took less than 3 minutes to fix, and fine since. Totally fine for the price. Note this is the meite, not the gun pictured with Chinese writing. Also don't use the expensive nails the mite shop sells and amazon recommends. The frame pac nails work great and they are half the price!

For the most part, works well. Easily jams up, though. Fairly simple to take apart to clear the jam. Lubing the mechanisms help.

I have used this for the first time since I received the gun. It works as described but I did get a couple of jams as other reviewers have stated. One thing that helps eliminate this is to add a very small amount of pneumatic lube oil in both air intake end (1 drop) as well as into the noose of the gun that engages the internal striker pin (less than 1 drop) that seemed to ensure the mechanism operation is smooth. Also, depending on the type of wood may also affect how well the nail is set. You need to have at least 75 psi from you tank. As I continue to used the nailer for other frame builds, I will supplement this review!Update as of 11/24/2023. The V-Nailer continues to work very well. Another suggestion is to insert the v-nails properly. In Spite of some of the writings, there is a sharp side to the nail. That side needs to be put top side the gun that will penetrate the wood. In the 6 months of using the gun, it has performed very well. Again add a drop of oil to the air inlet and the striker nose.

Helped a lot with redoing a trim around the windows and doors.

It’s also junk. Does not have any safety trigger device. Instructions are not correct on use. Does not work correctly. I really wish i had tried it when i got it