I use this all the time in rehabbing houses. It makes the job a lot easier and is much less expensive than it's big brother. The only problem I have with it is the noise, so wear your ear muffs and you safety glasses. Oh, one more thing, this tool must be kept clean.
Jack Gilleland
Highest Quality Commercial and Residential Inspections.
Clayton, Ohio.
Looks like a 22 caliber concrete nail gun to me, load it up insert nail and whack it sharply with a hammer (a brick one will work).
Jack.. At first glance I thought it was a screwdriver. Hmmm. You have me baffled on this one.
I like this Jack, I have the trivia questions that stump you, and you have the tools that stump me. LOL.
Jack and Izzy - Well, even my imagination couldn't conjure much of an idea on that one. I have an orange handled screw driver set, that has all the different tips stored in the handle (please excuse the "blonde" terminology). But, It still looks quite a bit different than that. Other than that tool of your's looks like it could make a square hole instead of a round one:-)
Ross, you got it.
Charles, your right, and mine sounds like a cannon.
Cindy, that's okay. I have to find something to try and stump the home inspectors for a moment.
Valerie, thanks for trying. I guess I'm still behind by about a 1000.
Myrl, well it fastens things that look a little like screws in concrete.
Dan, yep they are.
Whatever it is, it doesn't look big enough to make any significant noise.
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