Ramsond RMM4 2-in-1 Air Hardwood Flooring Cleat Nailer and Stapler Gun

• Uses both cleats and staples
• Air operated
• Includes all accessories and carrying case
• Uses l cleats and u staples
• Air booster chambers for better nail driving

Was skeptical, as I usually am, but this tool lives up to its name.

Have installed alot of 3/4" 2-1/4" plank oak flooring with it so far, have had 1 misfire. Instructions say to not hit it too hard, but I found that it takes a good solid whack to get it to fire completely. Once you do that, it's a breeze. Always seats where it's supposed to, and fires the nails to the right depth. Too light a whack will not sink the nails.

It's really solidly built and balanced really nicely.

One drawback, I wish I could check magazine level without opening it up, but it's not too bad. It makes a hollower sound when you're dry firing.

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As most other people who bought this flooring nailer, I couldn't justify spending 400 plus on the Bostich or Porter Cable. I don't like renting tools from the home improvement stores because I like the freedom to use the tools whenever I want so I can do the job at my own pace. I gave it 4 stars because when I first hooked up the air supply, I heard some air leaking from where the handle meets the body of the nailer. I found that some of the bolts were not fastened down all the way. I just took the wrench that was supplied and tighten the bolts and it hasn't leaked air since. The other reason for 4 stars is that the logo's and SN are just stickers, and the user manual is not that great for beginners like me. As far as the functioning of the nailer, it gets 6 stars! I put down 3/4 inch pre-finished oak floor and the RMM4 worked perfect without a single misfire! Overall, I would recommend this tool in a heartbeat, especially to those who are trying to decide whether or not to buy or rent.

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I read all the reviews and ordered the nail gun. I opened the box, oiled up the gun and off we went (boys with new toys) it worked great until I disconnected the air compressor on the 2nd day and when I hooked it back up it developed an air leak on handle the bolt where coming loose and the gasket had slipped out the side so I shoved the gasket back in and tightened all the bolts and it worked like a charm.

I'm only 200sqft into a 600sqft project, not one miss fire and the only problem I had was with the bolts being loose on handle. I would recommend this nail gun for the price, before using check all bolts, it was easy with the allen wrench right on the tool.

I gave this a 4 because the handle on the hammer is loose after 4 days of use. A little better made hammer would be nice.

Good luck!

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I purchased this nailer after seeing the high price of the Bostich. I was skeptical regarding its low price, and apparently rightfully so. After 300 square feet of nailing, the unit began to leak air. I took it apart and reassembled and it began to work properly. 200 square feet later, I was forced to repeat the same process. After another 300 square feet, it began jamming every fourth nail. The one year warranty sounds great, until you realize it will easily cost $25 (or more) to ship such a huge nailer, in addition to the $35 "diagnostic and handling fee" the company charges regardless of warranty status. What a scam. I should have gone with the name brand.

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prompt shipping, before using I tightened all allen bolts on product, gun seemed to work fine but after installing about 100 ft of 3/4 wood noticed that base shoe was leaving slight impression in wood finish after every shot!!!!!!! noticable when light reflects on floor. I relieved edges of base plate with coarse sand paper and it stopped making the dents. Would suggest this mod to everyone. No jams for first 10000 cleats then multiple jams, every 100 or so yet to determine cause. hammer head came loose after 100 shots but drove the handle wedge in further and solved that problem. Have about 800 ft wood down with product so far.

Update: after approx 50000 cleats gun started leaking air badly, after tear down discovered torn gasket... replaced w/ spare supplied gun did not make it through one strip of cleats before it started leaking badly again disgusted I have not torn it down again but reverted back to my old dependable Bostitch stapler as I suspected this gun will not hold up for long..... A one job throwaway... Chinese junk. I would not recommend at all!