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DEWALT 20V MAX XR Lithium-Ion Cordless 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Only) DCN680B - $199
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Dewalt 18ga Brad nailer is part of Home Depot's deal of the day, this nailer typically doesn't go on sale often.
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I never had the Dewalt brad nailer, but I have all Dewalt tools (over 15 tools) and I bought the Milwaukee brad nailer. It is awesome and more ergonomic than the Dewalt.
I use Dewalt batteries in it with the Dewalt/Milwaukee battery adapter from Amazon. Never had an issue with it.
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I know I need a framing one, but unsure which other one I need (15,16, or 18g)
I use Dewalt batteries in it with the Dewalt/Milwaukee battery adapter from Amazon. Never had an issue with it.
No way? Link to the adapter?
I know I need a framing one, but unsure which other one I need (15,16, or 18g)
How big of shed?
I know I need a framing one, but unsure which other one I need (15,16, or 18g)
I suggest getting the 16 gauge. It's very versatile, strong enough to hold up ship lap, tongue and groove and interior/exterior trim, while having a small entry hole. If you go to a 15 gauge the holes are much larger and it is a higher risk of splitting thinner material. You would blow apart ship lap with a 15 gauge unless the material was 3/4" or thicker.
I know I need a framing one, but unsure which other one I need (15,16, or 18g)
15/16 is typically for things like trim (baseboards, qtr round).
18 is for fine detail trim and cabinets.
15/16 is typically for things like trim (baseboards, qtr round).
18 is for fine detail trim and cabinets.
Sorry new to wood habits. If I am only do some cabinets or storage drawers, do I need 16 or 18 and glue will be enough?