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Model: 18-Gauge Pneumatic 2 in. Brad Nailer Kit with Bonus 50 ft. x 1/4 in. Air Hose
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Here's why I think this is a good deal. If purchased separately, it would cost $129.91:
DEWALT 18-Gauge Pneumatic 2 in. Brad Nailer with Carrying Case DWFP12231= $92.94 https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../204334593
DWFP1450D - 50 ft. hose = $36.97 https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../206350404
With this deal, the hose is free and a small discount is still being given on the nailer.
What kind of tank/system would be best with this? Looking for inexpensive setup.
That 2.8 scfm rating doesn't seem right, as most brad nailers are much less than that.
I use a little 1 gallon super portable and really quiet Hitachi, now Metabo HPT[metabo-hpt.com], compressor for brads and trim nailing, but my guns use far less than 2.8 scfm. If that spec is accurate, I would shy away from this nailer as it would require a much larger compressor.
Looked like a good deal, until i realized cordless/battery nailers are much more popular now and seem way more convenient. Granted they are expensive, but seems like waiting until black friday to hopefully get a deal there.
Looked like a good deal, until i realized cordless/battery nailers are much more popular now and seem way more convenient. Granted they are expensive, but seems like waiting until black friday to hopefully get a deal there.
If you don't the mind the extra size, weight, and delay of the battery powered nailers, they're a valid alternative that allows you to get away from the hose.
Personally, they're just too big and the delay is too annoying for me to be tempted to switch.
Looked like a good deal, until i realized cordless/battery nailers are much more popular now and seem way more convenient. Granted they are expensive, but seems like waiting until black friday to hopefully get a deal there.
I have the ryobi brad nailer and it is so much more convenient to not have that cord. All I need to do is to put in a battery, the nails and go. With this, you'll need to fill up the tank, connect the hose, drag either the hose or tank around and then use it. It did cost more, but I have enjoyed the convenience of not having that cord.
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Looked like a good deal, until i realized cordless/battery nailers are much more popular now and seem way more convenient. Granted they are expensive, but seems like waiting until black friday to hopefully get a deal there.
I bought a refurbed ryobi battery brad nailer for $50 and love it, but i don't find it as a 1-1 replacement. It's simply too large to get into some areas and it's also much heavier. For quick jobs i don't even bother dragging out my compressor anymore.
I also would never pay the 200-300+ they want for the something like a dewalt or milwaukee one, they're smoking crack at those prices.
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DEWALT 18-Gauge Pneumatic 2 in. Brad Nailer with Carrying Case DWFP12231= $92.94
https://www.homedepot.c
DWFP1450D - 50 ft. hose = $36.97
https://www.homedepot.c
With this deal, the hose is free and a small discount is still being given on the nailer.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us...a-16663332
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us...a-16663332 [bbc.com]
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I use a little 1 gallon super portable and really quiet Hitachi, now Metabo HPT [metabo-hpt.com], compressor for brads and trim nailing, but my guns use far less than 2.8 scfm. If that spec is accurate, I would shy away from this nailer as it would require a much larger compressor.
DEWALT Pneumatic 18-Gauge 2 in. Brad Nailer Kit and 50 ft. x 1/4 in. Air Hose DWFP12231DWFP1450D (homedepot.com) [homedepot.com]
Personally, they're just too big and the delay is too annoying for me to be tempted to switch.
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I also would never pay the 200-300+ they want for the something like a dewalt or milwaukee one, they're smoking crack at those prices.
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