Anrain Point Driver for Picture Framing with 2000 Points, Portable Point Driver for Joiner DIY 2000 Points，Picture Framing Tool with Flexible Point Nails, for Flexible and Rigid Framers

There seems to be dozens of sellers of this very same device, so it's mostly about price and how many "points" are provided. I went for the lowest price, most points (2000). It arrived in a plastic padded envelope -- no box, no blister pack, no instructions, NOTHING but the tool and two little boxes of points.Not necessarily a problem, but I'm suspecting I received a returned unit. Didn't look used, it works fine, so no problem (I guess).If this continues to work ok, it was a bargain. Time will tell.

Very easy to use and works great. It has made my framing projects easy to complete. I would highly recommend this product.

Works well with wood frames. Seems a bit expensive but should last for home use. Bought frames and matted art work at different garage sails. Put them together with this.

Bought this to secure back panels on pictures. This Point Driver works very well for that given the fact that it shoots the points out the front face of the driver, i.e. you can hold the panel down with the bottom of the driver, rest the head against the frame and shoot the point. The tools has some heft to it and feels very sturdy.The only complaint I have is that it misfires at times. To remediate I open up the nail compartment and shut it again with some speed to ensure the nails are all the way up front in the chamber. More of a nuissance than a deadly flaw, and might just be my driver then a general issue with design/production.The only limitation this tool has is when you try and shoot pins too close to the edge of the frame as the force and the pin might split the frame. But if you put the pin probably more than 1/8th of an inch down from the edge of the frame, you should be ok.Overall I do recommend this tool for its price point and functionality.

This was so easy to use! I purchased a frame not realizing that it was not secured in the back. This allowed me to secure the picture being framed fast and with ease

Exactly what I needed. Works perfectly

I haven’t done much picture framing and only had a few frames to assemble so I didn’t want to buy a bunch of stuff. However, this was worth every penny. It’s very easy to use and makes light work of installing the picture retention pins. It’ll probably sit in the back of a drawer for a few years but I’ll be glad I have it if I build any more frames.

First, no instructions. Easy to figure out, but still. First shots into pine got less than 1/32 penetration. I maxed out the depth setting and almost got a full 1/8. Too bad as soon as I tried to bend it, simulating adding artwork to my frame, it fell out. Let’s try walnut next. Full power again got us about 1/16. Never mind the frequent misfires, jams, and overall poor performance. Maybe if this had included a hammer to drive the points home and this was labeled as a “point starter”. Even then you’d have a good chance they would fall out before you could drive them home. Maybe I just got a dud, but you could probably get these points in deeper if you threw them at your frame.