Instructions for Bostitch Nail Gun

Nail guns all function in pretty much the same way.

Bostitch nail guns -- or any nail guns, for that matter -- are exceptionally useful tools to have around if you are planning on doing any type of construction work, especially if it involves working with lumber. Of course, a tool is only useful if you know how to operate it correctly. Fortunately, using any of Bostitch's many nail guns is a fairly intuitive process.

Things You'll Need

• Power source (battery or compressor)

Instructions

1. Load the nails into the gun's clip. This is typically done by pulling a spring-loaded bar in the clip downwards, then sliding the nails in from the top. Release the bar when the nails are in.

2. Attach the power source to the nail gun. Most nail guns are pneumatic, and will require a compressor and air hose for power.

3. Press the nail gun's muzzle against whatever material you wish to nail. Make sure the muzzle is pressed firmly against the material, otherwise the gun will not fire correctly.

4. Pull the trigger to fire a nail into the material. Repeat as necessary.