A quick video of an unusual air nailer in action a few years ago. Its 120 psi working pressure makes it strong enough to drive hardened steel fasteners through steel, and can anchor plywood to concrete floors. As far as I know, this tool is unique. Watch the 1-minute video and see for yourself.
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