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Reviews: | 541 Lowe's Reviews |
Product Name: | Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 2-in 18-Gauge Corded Brad Pneumatic Nailer |
Product Description: | This metaboHPT 2 In. 18-gauge finish nailer is ideal for trim work, furniture and other fine finish applications. |
Model Number: | NT50AE2M |
Product SKU: | 1000786134 |
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Haven't had any jams or issues and have redone baseboards in our entire house.
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Haven't had any jams or issues and have redone baseboards in our entire house.
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Now, if you, as in generic you have not transitioned to battery from air and as an option.... for the average homeowner and for $5 to $35, I would consider the dual purpose 18gauge brad nailer and narrow crown stapler air gun from HF. There are plenty of reviews, such as this one. [youtube.com] The only issue with a dual use brad nailer/crown stapler in most any brand, is the indent if too much air pressure when using brads because the strike piston is wider to also drive the narrow crown staples. That also means you are probably going to still need a nail set [thespruce.com] if you want the brad nail below surface. But, you only need one gun to shoot brads AND narrow crown staples that from the reviews and feedback, appears to be very reliable... and if you have a HF that is reasonably close.
Yes, some of us are a bit of tool snobs, but besides pin nailers that require precision mechanisms, I have found most air nailers and staplers work well enough for the average homeowner. And I really like SS narrow crown staples for a lot of outside projects such as lattice, soffits, etc., because they simply hold better than a brad nail and as good or better as a soffit nail with no accidental hammer dents. I also like narrow crown staples for attaching backs of cabinets in a dado groove, but don't use too long of ones because the legs can sometimes go a bit wild when hitting a hard spot and changing direction, may come out where you don't want them to.
Or, just buy a dedicated tool of each type as you need it, such as this Metabo that is a good price.
Despite the negatives posted above, I personally stick with air powered nailers because they are much smaller, lighter, cheaper (once you own a compressor anyways), and they fire immediately without the annoying lag of battery powered nailers.
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Now, if you, as in generic you have not transitioned to battery from air and as an option.... for the average homeowner and for $5 to $35, I would consider the dual purpose 18gauge brad nailer and narrow crown stapler air gun from HF. There are plenty of reviews, such as this one. [youtube.com] The only issue with a dual use brad nailer/crown stapler in most any brand, is the indent if too much air pressure when using brads because the strike piston is wider to also drive the narrow crown staples. That also means you are probably going to still need a nail set [thespruce.com] if you want the brad nail below surface. But, you only need one gun to shoot brads AND narrow crown staples that from the reviews and feedback, appears to be very reliable... and if you have a HF that is reasonably close.
Yes, some of us are a bit of tool snobs, but besides pin nailers that require precision mechanisms, I have found most air nailers and staplers work well enough for the average homeowner. And I really like SS narrow crown staples for a lot of outside projects such as lattice, soffits, etc., because they simply hold better than a brad nail and as good or better as a soffit nail with no accidental hammer dents. I also like narrow crown staples for attaching backs of cabinets in a dado groove, but don't use too long of ones because the legs can sometimes go a bit wild when hitting a hard spot and changing direction, may come out where you don't want them to.
Or, just buy a dedicated tool of each type as you need it, such as this Metabo that is a good price.
EDIT: The video HF has hosted on the product page says it goes under 20 bucks, and says he got it for FIVE DOLLARS!!!!!
EDIT: The video HF has hosted on the product page says it goes under 20 bucks, and says he got it for FIVE DOLLARS!!!!!
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Even if the $5 deal is gone, I'm pretty darn sure I paid WELL below the current price of $35. Still, been very solid.