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Metabo HPT 18V Cordless Nailers: 21-Degree Framing + 18-Gauge Brad Expired
$399
$748.00
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Lowe's has Metabo HPT 21-Degree 18-Volt Cordless Framing Nailer (NR1890DRSM) + Metabo HPT MultiVolt 18-Gauge 18-volt Cordless Brad Nailer (NT1850DFM) for $399. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
Thanks to community member ChrisL1252 for finding this deal.
Note, Metabo HPT MultiVolt 18-Gauge 18-volt Cordless Brad Nailer will be automatically added in cart.
Thanks to community member ChrisL1252 for finding this deal.
Note, Metabo HPT MultiVolt 18-Gauge 18-volt Cordless Brad Nailer will be automatically added in cart.
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Edited November 27, 2021
at 04:50 PM
Lowe's has the Metabo 21 Degree Framing Nailer kit for $399 with a free Brad Nailer kit. The Brad kit is $349. This isn't hackable but from what I've seen these are great tools. I've always had great experiences with Metabo tools in general.
I'm surprise I haven't seen that posted yet.
Also, this is my first post so cut me some slack.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Metabo-H...1002864802
I'm surprise I haven't seen that posted yet.
Also, this is my first post so cut me some slack.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Metabo-H...1002864802
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Both work great and are really handy. I used the framing nailer to put on some new roof sheathing on my house recently. Bump fire is pretty quick. Not quite as fast as a pneumatic but fast enough. Really nice not having to drag out the compressor, particularly indoors with the finish nailer.
I ended up selling most of my 20v DeWalt tools and moved over to metabo. Seem to find better deals on metabo tools at Lowes than DeWalt. I have some of the metabo 36v stuff now too and really like it. 36v batteries work on 18v tools as well.
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I believe the 30 degree takes clipped head nails. Clipped nails can go against some local building codes and may not offer maximum strength
Depends on which model, but probably not. Paslode specialty is nailers. But Metabo makes the best nailers overall out of all the major big box store brands
Metabo recently released a couple new 36v nailers. I've heard alot of good things about them. Very expensive though
Thanks
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30 degree- Accepts 30 degree clipped or offset round head paper strip collated nails from 2-In to 3.5-In length (0.113 to 0.131).
Either one will meet most codes with the round head, or the offset round head nails. Many prefer the paper strips for clean up, as you may or may not need to collect the used plastic strips. Some guns will shoot either, but you will have to ask or try.
I had finally decided to go with Dewalt 20v framing nailer, but now I'm second guessing, and may go in with the Metabo system.
You might be happier with the compressor on this Metabo/Hitachi over the flywheel on the DeWalt... and maybe not. The Metabo shoots a little faster and recoils like an air, while the DeWalt recoil is less and weighs less. The DeWalt will shoot the heavier .0148 nails (round head), but only up to 3 1/4" (Metabo up to 3-1/2"). The DeWalt has dry fire lockout, but not certain about Metabo.
Neither hold enough nails compared to air when say, nailing sheeting.
You might be happier with the compressor on this Metabo/Hitachi over the flywheel on the DeWalt... and maybe not. The Metabo shoots a little faster and recoils like an air, while the DeWalt recoil is less and weighs less. The DeWalt will shoot the heavier .0148 nails (round head), but only up to 3 1/4" (Metabo up to 3-1/2"). The DeWalt has dry fire lockout, but not certain about Metabo.
Neither hold enough nails compared to air when say, nailing sheeting.
Thanks for the information.
Manual seems to state only use:
2" w/ 0.113" diameter w/ 0.286" head and
3 1/2" w/0.131 diameter w/ 0.3" head
30 degree- Accepts 30 degree clipped or offset round head paper strip collated nails from 2-In to 3.5-In length (0.113 to 0.131).
Either one will meet most codes with the round head, or the offset round head nails. Many prefer the paper strips for clean up, as you may or may not need to collect the used plastic strips. Some guns will shoot either, but you will have to ask or try.
For 1890DR its ok to use 21 deg nails that are of ANY DIAMETER AND LENGTH FROM 2" to 3 1/2" ?
Manual seems to state only use:
Either 2" w/ 0.113" diameter w/ 0.286" head or
3 1/2" w/0.131 diameter w/ 0.3" head.
Please correct me if im wrong.
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Manual seems to state only use:
Either 2" w/ 0.113" diameter w/ 0.286" head or
3 1/2" w/0.131 diameter w/ 0.3" head.
Please correct me if im wrong.
If you can find them, it will shoot either, but I think the 0.131 start at 2 1/2" for Metabo and several others. .... As far as length, you will adjust with the nose gauge and air pressure if required. The range is stated from shortest to longest.