Malco TNP3S Trim Nail Punch, Small, Pack of 1, Multi

I dont need it all the time, but when I need it, its great to have. If you have done any type of siding or trim work, there is always a small trim nail that you cant hold and nail at the same time. I used this punch a couple of days ago and it did exactly what I needed it to do.

I just used for trim coils nails and works good

Works like a charm

Akward to use. Not magnetic so one must hold nail from falling out which becomes a frequent occurance. Also leaves too big of a dent when using actual trim nails. There is no way one could use with gloves.

Like: Prevents mistakenly hammering your fingers. More effective than grasping trim nails with say, pliers. Dislike: It is long, which helps it from becoming lost, but it could be shorter to fit into tighter spaces. However, if you need a shorter one, it is available from another company for about $8.50.

Works great. Would have liked it better if it were an inch longer

It holds the nail firmly so you can hit it precise I like this tool

A must have for trim nails, especially in hard to reach places. This one is the smallest Ive found. The ones in Home depot and lowes are HUGE. This fits in pocket or tool belt and you forget its there.

As a remodeler, I use this nearly everyday to drive dozens of nails in aluminum trim for doors, windows and siding work. I keep a backup just in case as well, because I would not be nearly as efficient at my job without it.

I used this to set weatherstrip nails in Bronze weatherstripping. Its a little large for that but it does work. Also, this model doesnt have a nail retainer clip so you have to carefully hold the plunger back a bit so the nail doesnt fall out. I pre-drilled the nail holes with some small metric drill bits that I bought at Harbor Freight. Doing that and using this punch made the job go a lot easier.