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Since their invention in 1950, nail guns have become the tool of choice for many construction workers. One recent estimate found that the average American home, which is about 2,700 square feet, requires between 50,000 to 70,000 nails, or almost 26 nails per square foot. Rather than manually hammering each nail into place, fastening jobs can be expedited with the use of pneumatic, powder-actuated, combustion-powered, electric, or solenoid nailers.
Even the first nail guns were able to hold up to 600 nails at a time, and fire up to 60 in a minute. In addition to speed and efficiency, most nail guns leave one hand free, allowing builders to better stabilize a nailing surface. In many ways, the widespread availability of professional-grade nail guns has been a blessing for a construction industry increasingly preoccupied with speedy project completion.
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