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CRAFTSMAN V20 2-in 18-Gauge Brad Nailer $179
$179.00
Lowe's has the CRAFTSMAN V20 2-in 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (CMCN618C1) on sale for $179. Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where available.
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
- 20-volt max battery
- 20-volt max battery charger
- same brad nails
in
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| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 112 Lowe's Reviews |
| Product Name: | CRAFTSMAN V20 2-in 18-Gauge Brad Nailer |
| Product Description: | This CRAFTSMAN V20 20V MAX 18-gauge cordless finish nailer's cordless design eliminates the need for compressors, hoses, or costly gas cartridges. The motor delivers consistent power firing in various weather conditions and materials. The extensive runtime on a single battery and fast shot speed allow for less downtime on the jobsite. The single tool-free depth setting makes adjusting your nail depth quick and simple, while the other tool-free settings make potential nail jams or stalls easy to fix. The cordless finish nailer is lightweight and well balanced, making this product very comfortable to use for prolonged time. |
| Model Number: | CMCN618C1 |
| Product SKU: | 1000593859 |
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The ryobi kit is cheaper than this, with a much bigger ecosystem and better tool options. I have a few of the ryobi nailers including this one and it is amazing. I cant speak to the quality of this craftsman, but I can tell you that the ryobi brad nailer works great, very well made. Right now you can get the ryobi kit with battery and charger for 149 from HE, but it goes on sale for 129 from time to time. Alternatively, you can get the tool only from DTO CPO for ~70. If you're going to pay 179 for this, you're better off saving the extra money and getting into a better line.
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This Ryobi comment is a good one though. I haven't tried Ryobi's nailers but the price point is much lower. Ryobi just makes a ton more different types of tools and is a great ecosystem to get into. My first tools were all Porter Cable, but I've been starting to migrate to Ryobi due to their offerings and low prices. I haven't really been disappointed yet.
This Ryobi comment is a good one though. I haven't tried Ryobi's nailers but the price point is much lower. Ryobi just makes a ton more different types of tools and is a great ecosystem to get into. My first tools were all Porter Cable, but I've been starting to migrate to Ryobi due to their offerings and low prices. I haven't really been disappointed yet.
This Ryobi comment is a good one though. I haven't tried Ryobi's nailers but the price point is much lower. Ryobi just makes a ton more different types of tools and is a great ecosystem to get into. My first tools were all Porter Cable, but I've been starting to migrate to Ryobi due to their offerings and low prices. I haven't really been disappointed yet.
Porter cable seems to be dying out? Ryobi has been consistent for 10 years. I am not saying one is better than the other, I am sure the PC and Craftsman nailers are fine, I have no experience with either. It would just make sense to save some money and get into a huge tool line. Ryobi does have their cheap tools, which are adaquate for light use and they also have their brushless line which are pretty good. Im invested in ryobi tools for things just like this (nailers, vacuums, chemical sprayer, etc) and no other line has such a great selection at such value prices.
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