How to choose the right pusher?
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How to choose the right pusher?

To help you choose the best pushpin, please consider the following:

magnetization

benefits

The push pin with magnetized piston makes it easy to hold and insert the pins.

How to choose the right pusher?

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There are no drawbacks to a magnetized pushpin.

Not magnetizing

How to choose the right pusher?

benefits

It is better to use any pushpin than none at all, as you risk breaking delicate work or leaving hammer marks.

How to choose the right pusher?

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Trying to hold on to small pins can be uncomfortable and may cause the pins to fall off.

Driver for nails

How to choose the right pusher?

benefits

The nail puller is especially handy for working with moldings and trim, but also works anywhere a push pin is needed.

It can be used with pin lengths from 15.87mm (5/8") to 38mm (1 1/2").

The nail puller is magnetized.

How to choose the right pusher?

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You will need a different nail puller for pins of different lengths and diameters.

pin pusher

How to choose the right pusher?

benefits

The pin pusher is designed for fine work with model boats, dollhouses and model railroads.

The pin pusher is used with 7 mm (0.27 in.), 10 mm (0.39 in.) and 12 mm (0.47 in.) long pins.

How to choose the right pusher?

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The pin pusher holds pins with a maximum head diameter of 1.5 mm (0.05 inch) and cannot be used with other pin sizes.

The pin pusher is not magnetised.

V-nailer

How to choose the right pusher?

benefits  

The V-shaped nail gun is designed to work with photo frames.

Can be used with rods as well as V-nails up to 7 mm (0.27 in) long.

V-shaped nailer is magnetized.

How to choose the right pusher?

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V-shaped nailer is designed for occasional use; if you need to place pins on a regular basis, it's better to use a regular pushpin.

Price

How to choose the right pusher?Cost doesn't really matter, as pushpins are inexpensive. However, when you pay more, you usually get a higher quality tool.

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