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Features
- The pin nailer drives 23 GA 2-inch nails recessed into oak
- World's first 23 Gauge Pin Nailer with tool-free jam release for easy nail removal
- DEWALT pin nailer features tool-free depth adjustment for driving recessed fasteners
- Oil-free operation reduces risk of oil stains on work surface
- Low nail lockout with bypass and reload alert
- Uses 23 GA headless pin nails from 5/8-inch to 2-inch length
- Reversible belt hook for hands-free carrying on the jobsite
Description
Our 23 GA Pin Nailer sets 2-inch nails recessed into oak with the power and adaptability to deliver professional results. This is the ideal tool for contractors, woodworkers, and cabinet builders looking to fasten materials while keeping nail visibility to a minimum. Tool-free jam release and depth adjustment for easy nail removal. Pick up this hard-working pneumatic fastening tool for completing finish and trim jobs.
Brand: DEWALT
Material: Metal
Number of Fasteners: 23
Style: Classic
Operation Mode: Automatic
Brand Name: DEWALT
UPC: 885911555005
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
Manufacturer Part Number: Dewalt - DWFP2350K
Model Number: DWFP2350K
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Item Type Name: Pin Nailer
Included Components: Nailers; 1/4 in. fitting; Carrying Case; 2 No-Mar Tips; Owners Manual
Product Style: Classic
Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds
Number of Fasteners: 23
Operation Mode: Automatic
Material Type: Metal
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Top Amazon Reviews
Works great. Lightweight and simple to use. Great value for a Dewalt product. I considered getting the battery model but my friend has one and it is too heavy with battery attached.
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026 by Johnny T
I had a job that required me to install 500sf of 3/8 recycled tongue and groove teak panelling on a ceiling. The tongues were very thin and using a brad nailer left too large an inset and often split the tongue. I did some research and opted for this gun. I couldn't be happier. This was one of the only guns I could find with both depth adjustment and a low nail lockout. Both worked flawlessly. For this kind of production nailing the lockout is mandatory. I could see going half a row of boards and realize your showing blanks without it! The depth control was great. It enabled me to countersink the pins in the joint. They hold pretty well, not as well as a brad. I fired 3 pins at every joist at opposing angles which vastly improved hold (boards were glued too). You can imagine how many of these I shot -- almost a whole pound of Grex stainless pins (that's a lot). Not a single jam. Not a single misfire. Amazing. I don't think any other nailer I own could do that (I own a lot). When you want to flush nail it's an easy adjustment. The nose opens with a simple clip and depth is easy to adjust. If it ever did Jam it would be super easy to clear. Lastly... I said it was a ceiling right? I must have dropped this off the top of the scaffold about 50 times, 8' onto a stone patio. Never missed a beat. I can't recommend this tool highly enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2022 by whackit
I don't give 5 stars very often but this tool is superb. First the very concept of 23 gauge is useful. It is like shooting metal hairs. The fastener is so fine that it requires virtually no caulking. Next, Dewalt did everything right, from the mar-proof tip to the double trigger to the gate for clearing jams. The tip is soft and since there is no spring-loaded safety, the gun does not mar the wood. It only jams if you hit something made of steel. Then it clears easily by just opening the head. THIS TOOL DROVE A 2-INCH 23 GAUGE NAIL STRAIGHT THROUGH SOLID OAK, OVER AND OVER AGAIN. And the head was countersunk precisely. NOTE: Since this gun has no safety release at the tip, it is like a striker-fired pistol. The safety is in you brain and if you don't have it working you could get a nasty wound. DO NOT GET USED TO WALKING AROUND WITH THE SET TRIGGER DEPRESSED. Because if you bump the fire trigger it will spit a nail straight at where you are pointing. Keep your fingers off both triggers until you are ready to fasten. Then hold down the set trigger with your middle finger and use your index trigger to depress the fire trigger each time you want to fire a nail. AS SOON AS YOU ARE DONE NAILING FOR THE MOMENT, RELEASE BOTH TRIGGERS AND CARRY THE GUN BY THE HANDLE.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023 by JSmith
This is a rebranded Bostitch. So, I expected excellence. It is close. I'm using Bostitch pins, which work great. I have driven these pins into various material, and had no issues. I was worried about the synthetic baseboards, but they drive right into the baseboard and drywall without over penetrating. My only issue is it sometimes misfires, and takes more effort to get it firing again than I expected. Perhaps it's just me. I've only used it a short time. Overall, I like it very much and plan to get a lot of use out of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by LinckG
Dewalt quality- great tool
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by goodorbad
Gun works great and is easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by Mark in WA
I ordered this pin nailer for the second time after returning the first on that I ordered a few days ago. Both nailers had the exacts same problem. I read the setup instructions and wanted to see how to eject a stuck pin. The manual says to push in and up on tabs both sides of the head. I tried this but the tabs were frozen, not able to move them at all. I even carefully tried to apply more pressure with a large size channel lock pliers, no luck. This would have been so simple to discover during assembly and check out. This makes me wonder how well or if at all the tool was checked out. I took a leap and thought maybe I got a lemon. I tried calling Dewalt from a phone number in the manual. The person I talked to said that there was no one available at all to talk to me about a fix. They recommended that I return it which I did. When I got the second nailer with exactly the same problem, I promptly returned it and purchased a different brand. It seems that there are some quality control problems so I would not recommend this tool to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2025 by Steve-Lorri
Works as advertised, no issues. I would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by Morris Luton