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    Product Name: Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18 Ga. 18 Volt Brushless Brad Nailer
    Product Description: The Milwaukee M18 Fuel 18ga Brad Nailer delivers peak productivity at the jobsite, providing users with unmatched nailing performance without the hassle of a compressor and hose. Leveraging a nitrogen air spring mechanism, the finish nailer enables users to consistently sink nails to the proper depth in hard and soft woods while leaving clean nail holes matching the head of the nail. The combination of Milwaukee's POWERSTATE Brushless Motor and REDLINK PLUS Intelligence delivers users with unmatched fire rate with zero ramp-up time keeping them efficient throughout their day. Additionally, the cordless brad nailer operates using Milwaukee's RedLithium Batteries (not included) and sealed compressed nitrogen to drive each nail, completely eliminating the cost of gas cartridges and maintenance associated with competitors' nailers. The 18 gauge nailer is compact in size and very lightweight, providing users with unmatched access into tight spaces and limiting their fatigue throughout their day. The M18 Fuel 18ga Brad nailer delivers the pneumatic performance that professional carpenters and remodelers expect with the freedom and convenience of cordless.
    Consistently drives nails subflush in both hardwoods and softwoods
    No delay between trigger pull and nail fire
    No gas cartridge required
    Sequential and contact actuation firing modes
    Tool-free drive depth adjustment
    On/off power button
    Dry fire lockout
    Tool free jam clearing latch
    Product SKU: acehardware_2006423
    Brand Name: Milwaukee
    Collation Type: Adhesive
    Fastener Type: Brad Nails
    Gauge: 18 Gauge
    Kit: No
    Loading Type: Bottom
    Magazine Capacity: 110
    Maximum Fastener Size: 2-1/8 inch
    Minimum Fastener Size: 5/8 inch
    Model: 2746-20
    Power Source: Battery
    Product Type: Brad Nailer
    Style: 18 Volt Brushless
    Sub Brand: M18 FUEL
    Weight: 6.3 pound
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    > bubble2 796 Posts
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    12-01-2022 at 04:52 AM.
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    Thanks OP! Great deal. I've had this nailer for over a year and love it. Great for small trim work, never had any issues.
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    12-01-2022 at 04:53 AM.
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    For those interested these can easily be had for just over $200 brand new at any time. This is an OK deal but not "slick". Just an FYI
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    12-01-2022 at 05:06 AM.
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    Quote from SharpLinen393 :
    For those interested these can easily be had for just over $200 brand new at any time. This is an OK deal but not "slick". Just an FYI
    worship All hail Sharplinen393, the decision gatekeeper on what is slick and what is ok. worship
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    12-01-2022 at 05:23 AM.
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    Quote from eurostylin :
    worship All hail Sharplinen393, the decision gatekeeper on what is slick and what is ok. worship
    Umm, OK? This is slickdeals and I'm pointing out a price fact for those that care. If you don't care then go back to playing with your barbies or whatever it is you do....
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    12-01-2022 at 05:33 AM.
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    It may not be the slickest deal of all time, but I did a search here and didn't find anything better for price on this item any time recently, so I posted it for anyone who may have been waiting to see a better deal pop up than the $250 or so it normally goes for. It's not a cheap enough price that people who don't need it are going to jump all over it, but it is a good deal nonetheless and hopefully can help someone who has been waiting to see the price drop a bit so they can snag one. It's a fantastic tool. I have seen it recently for about this same price using a promo code...but I don't see it "regularly" for this price.
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    12-01-2022 at 06:28 AM.
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    I'm been eyeing on brad gauge for about a year. At one point the retail value was 249 and I believe it when up before I started to search for this on sale. In the past year it hasn't been on sale. At one point it was a good deal with a combo package from HD with impact and drill however I already had those items and didn't benefit me. So this is a good deal knowing it hasn't been cheaper than 249 in the past year item alone. I'm going to pull the trigger and thanks OP
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    12-01-2022 at 06:50 AM.
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    Quote from jessesixto :
    I'm been eyeing on brad gauge for about a year. At one point the retail value was 249 and I believe it when up before I started to search for this on sale. In the past year it hasn't been on sale. At one point it was a good deal with a combo package from HD with impact and drill however I already had those items and didn't benefit me. So this is a good deal knowing it hasn't been cheaper than 249 in the past year item alone. I'm going to pull the trigger and thanks OP
    It's always available brand new for under $249 bare tool. Maybe not at HD but believe it or not other people and businesses sell Milwaukee tools. You guys are missing out on a ton of great prices if you don't shop around elsewhere(I've spent over $6,500 at HD this year alone on Milwaukee tools so I'm not bashing home depot at all). Just saying! Either way good luck 🙂
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    12-01-2022 at 06:58 AM.
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    Quote from SharpLinen393 :
    It's always available brand new for under $249 bare tool. Maybe not at HD but believe it or not other people and businesses sell Milwaukee tools. You guys are missing out on a ton of great prices if you don't shop around elsewhere(I've spent over $6,500 at HD this year alone on Milwaukee tools so I'm not bashing home depot at all). Just saying! Either way good luck 🙂
    Might as will link a better current deal for the nailer for them so they can do better than the $199 deal
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    12-01-2022 at 07:14 AM.
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    Quote from SplendidReward129 :
    Might as will link a better current deal for the nailer for them so they can do better than the $199 deal
    I made a comment letting people know what this tool can be bought for on any given day and stated that's its always readily available for a little over $200 as a comparison to "deal" posted so people have an idea of how much money they are actually saving as opposed to comparing the price to the bloated msrp. I did not say I know of a better price currently but I did purchase mine from home depot a while back for under $150 so it's definitely been cheaper than this. Have a great day 😊
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    12-01-2022 at 07:27 AM.
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    Quote from SharpLinen393 :
    I made a comment letting people know what this tool can be bought for on any given day and stated that's its always readily available for a little over $200 as a comparison to "deal" posted so people have an idea of how much money they are actually saving as opposed to comparing the price to the bloated msrp. I did not say I know of a better price currently but I did purchase mine from home depot a while back for under $150 so it's definitely been cheaper than this. Have a great day 😊
    You have a great day as well!!! Yeah, it's definitely been cheaper in the past. Saw a deal on here from Christmas 2020 where it was hackable down to well below $200. Steal at that price. Just haven't seen anything below $199 in quite some time from an authorized retailer. Have seen it AT $199 a couple times (via promo codes from MaxTool, etc) but the general day to day price I see is around $250 and I check a lot of sites (not including ebay and Facebook)

    ETA- Not everyone coming here may be as savvy as you, so to just say "it is ALWAYS readily available for close to $200" without educating people as to WHERE, and WHEN, and HOW really isn't as helpful as you may think
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    12-01-2022 at 07:31 AM.
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    I don't know why people love to mention that they got a far better deal previously, it is totally pointless and a waste of my time to read through those comments.
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    12-01-2022 at 07:42 AM.
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    So, If I understand correctly, the $199 deal above is only good if you have acquired $200 worth of Ace Rewards Points? I can't buy the nailer for $199 with a normal payment method??

    thanks,
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    12-01-2022 at 07:47 AM.
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    Quote from paulgoh :
    I don't know why people love to mention that they got a far better deal previously, it is totally pointless and a waste of my time to read through those comments.
    Perhaps to let you know if you're patient enough(or not needing the product immediately) that there are better deals to be had maybe? I dunno, seems like the common sense answer to me...have a good one!
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    12-01-2022 at 08:00 AM.
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    Quote from Espresso_Yes_Now :
    So, If I understand correctly, the $199 deal above is only good if you have acquired $200 worth of Ace Rewards Points? I can't buy the nailer for $199 with a normal payment method??

    thanks,
    You should be able to use any payment method. All you need is to be signed in and to have a linked ACE Rewards account...points don't matter.
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