Ditto. I ordered mine from Danair and simply asked them to put whatever tip on it that I would need for piano tuning pins. Works like a charm and barely makes a mark on the tuning pin top. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- >> Suffering from a nasty bout of tendonitis, I'm considering getting a palm >> nailer for stringing. I know we went over this before but I have a quick >> question. Can you just use any old nailer and do you need to do >> something >> to protect the top of the pin from the plunger (or whatever it's called)? >> >> David Love > > When my right wrist gave up on the four pound sledge, I bought a cheap > Harbor Freight palm nailer. I figured if I liked it, I'd spring for a real > one when it crapped out, and if I didn't, it was disposable. I'm still > using it. The pin top doesn't seem to care if it's being hammered by a > sledge, or a palm nailer. After the fact, they look the same. > > Do it. > Ron N >
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