GYKLE Point Drivers for Picture Framing, Picture Framing Tools, Frame Point Driver with 1000 Points for Artist Framing Paintings and Pictures

No instructions, labels in Chinese- but watch the YouTube video to learn how to load and handle. It’s easy to use once you’ve figured that out. I frame a lot of artwork, and I don’t know how I lived without this tool.

One of the best picture, framing tools I have bought in many years. Good tool good device save the packaging so that you can reach out to the manufacturer for replacement stays.

Very easy to use.

Product worked right out of the package. No instructions were included but it is pretty easy to figure out if you look at the included diagram. I had experience with a top brand of this type product but if you are just doing home or light duty, this will make your life lots easier at less cost. The box that this came in was also inside of a pilow pouch and I imagine it was walked on or tossed as the box was crushed. Not a quality issue, a shipping issue. Crushed box gave me a whole bunch of points that were broken off the string and unusable.

I didn't even know this tool existed. I had a lot of pictures to change out and repairs that needed to be made. I worked perfectly and I felt like such a professional.

GYKLE Point Drivers for Picture Framing, Picture Framing Tools, Frame Point Driver works as advertised. The wife likes it as it does a fine job of driving points into frames. She has small hands and has arthritis in her hands and is having a bit of trouble squeezing the handle but has already framed a bunch of pictures. Seems to be a good product and should last a lifetime.

Didn't think I'd like this purchase but I was wrong. Great addition to my tool chest!

I usually use glazier’s points, or small brads, for picture framing. But one frame I was trying to repair would not take either. So I ordered one of these. Very similar in concept to a large staple gun. Feels well made. Very little instruction provided, but pictures in the Amazon posting help. Although, I recommend placing the outside of the frame rail up against a solid object to resist the point insertion force. I did a test shot on a piece of scrap wood to see where the framing point was inserted, and how deep (adjustable depth). Worked well. Low squeeze force. Saved that picture frame, and will be used on many more.

Great tool and does exactly and precisely what I expect, since it is my second picture framing gun, this being better than another one from a company who refused to repair the first one that stopped shooting the pins. Great product from this company.

The product is very well made - I would recommend this product. I did have to contact the supplier to check on delivery for me. Their service is outstanding and solved my issue.