First use of Omer brad nailer with polymer brads

I invested in an Omer Brad nailer that can use polymer brads.  The main advantage of this is that the brads (which basically turn into columns of glue running through the joined parts) can be left in the boat.  So I won't removing screws, then filling and sanding the holes left behind. I used it for the first time today and am very happy with the purchase.  An unexpected feature is that it has an easy to use depth setting. I thought I was going to control depth by changing the regulated air pressure on my compressor. This is much easier an insures you wont just shoot a Brad straight through your relatively thin marine plywood.

Its a bit hard to see below but I was reducing the depth setting in this test piece. I left it where I could see the head of the brad from the top, but so the head of the brad was still below the surface of the plywood.