Modelcraft Pin Pusher with Adjustable Depth Stop, Silver

Mainly for putting track pins in place on my model railway layout, but I’m sure I will find other uses as well.

I do not normally leave reviews but thought I would do for this product. I have a summer house with 10 windows. I had removed all the old putty and put new putty with wooden beading on top around the window frames. This pin pusher has been an absolute godsend for getting the panel pins into the wooden beading without fear of breaking the glass window. I would thoroughly recommend this product

A well-constructed tool that does exactly what it is designed to do.

Useful tool, but machining of screw components a bit rough. does not impair function.

Excellent product

It worked as it was designed. I wanted a pin pusher for model making. It's no use for that, the hole in the end is way too large, thus it's no use to me

Perfect tool for pushing pins in with little effort. Comfortable to use due to larger handle.Maybe a magnetic pin holder would have been an advantage to keep the pins in place but overall an excellent product.

Did not realise that my local model shop had similar product for under £5

Cravador de muito boa qualidade, robusto e com bom acabamento.Destaco particularmente o bom diâmetro do furo interior da ponteira do tubo que permite a utilização de vário diâmetro de cabeça do prego. Necessita só que o utilizador tenha alguma sensibilidade de equilíbrio ao usa-lo.

pour la construction d'un navire en bois , modèle réduit du HMS victory

Im Endeffekt ein Metallrohr durch das mittels händischem Druck ein Metallbolzen geschoben wird, der dann den Nagel eindrücken soll. Das Rohr selber ist relativ breit, wodurch das ganze Konzept ziemlich instabil wird, weil der Nagel viel zu viel Spiel hat und beim Eindrücken eher abknickt, als ins Holz zu gehen.Vielleicht bin ich dafür auch zu ungeschickt, aber mir zerlegt es dabei etwa jeden zweiten Nagel (bei meinem aktuellen Modell aus Messing). Bei allen anderen muss ich mit dem Hammer nachbessern, da die Nagelköpfe am Ende noch ziemlich weit raus stehen.D.h. wenn ich sowieso mit dem Hammer hantieren muss, wozu sollte ich das Ding dann noch brauchen? Zumal es deutlich leichter ist, Nägel mit der Zange sauber anzusetzen, als sie mit diesem Konstrukt ins Ziel zu zittern.

I bought this tool to replace one I had purchased previously, manufactured by Artesania Latina from Spain. this tool is 100% better than theirs, which felt clunky and wobbly; as a matter of fact, the center pin-pusher has come loose from its seat and there is no way to secure it again.I am using this tool to complete the building of a model schooner requiring the use of very small brass pins to secure a layer of planking that covers its hull, the same pins are also used in other areas.As to the tool purchased through Amazon. The handle fits he palm much better thanks to its broader and tapered handle, this gives a firm feeling when pushing the pins. One feature it has that the Artesania tool does not have is a "depth limiter" used to preset for different length pins. Great engineering for a small tool. I highly recommend purchasing this one before purchasing the one from Artesania Latina, they both sell for about the same price.The purchase from Amazon and the shipping from their supplier went without a hitch. As many times before I have been very satisfied with my purchase through Amazon...

Better made than the more expensive and cheaply made one, for wood ship models, from Artesania Latina which fell apart shortly after arrival and had to repair. Especially wanted this one for the depth stop as I only use pins part way to hold planking while glue dries; then I remove them. Unfortunately the barrel is larger by about 50% and tiny pin nails for planking end up going in sideways. Very disappointed. Should say what size barrel opening is. I guess for dollhouses or model railroading this would be great. Not for wood model ship building; unless your working with heavier materials. Don't recommend this pusher for Artesania's Bluenose, Virginia, San Juan, Mayflower models or the Bounty I've just started. I'll continue with the Artesania Latina pusher I've used for years.