A gauge nailer is what you need if you desire faster carpentry work. When purchasing a nail gun, one challenge you will face is choosing which gauge or size of nails will best suit your needs. A nail gun is an ideal tool for your home since it promotes versatility.

It is important to note that crown staplers have nothing to do with crown molding. A crown stapler is not the right tool to use if you want to secure molding to the walls. Rather, finish nail guns are the best tools to use for the installation of crown molding, and the main reason is because of aesthetics.

Crown staplers are staple guns that use staples to fasten things together. The crown is the top part of the staple between the two long legs that penetrate the materials that are to be joined together. Crown staples come in different sizes, both in terms of the width of the crown and the thickness (gauge) of the staple.

A typical stapler or staple is a form of a duo-pronged fastener mainly curated of metal and binds materials. Enormous staplers can be used in conjunction with a staple gun or a hammer for heavy-duty or industrial purposes.  

Firstly, it is important to understand that an air stapler is also a pneumatic staple gun. Pneumatic staple guns are typically used in construction industries for engineering flooring underlayment as well as installing hardwood. Air staplers resemble guns, and they have interpolated cartridges and triggers for staples. They also use compressed air hence their name- air staplers- to quickly drive staples via hard surfaces such as wood flooring. These types of staples are effortless to use, and they enhance stapling accuracy hence alleviating damages.