**This is a free Battery or tool hack deal** Been waiting all year for this one Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21 degree framing nailer typically right under $400 right now they are five you the choice of the extended Mag or a free 5.0 battery. the battery gives you a better discount.
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**This is a free Battery or tool hack deal** Been waiting all year for this one Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21 degree framing nailer typically right under $400 right now they are five you the choice of the extended Mag or a free 5.0 battery. the battery gives you a better discount.
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Say's $379 for me, so maybe it's by location.
Edit: I see that you are taking the discount price of the nail gun and the battery, instead of the battery "Free".
Any deals on 30 degrees. Since that one has more uses.
It looks like that is an option on the page linked above. I have it in my cart for the same price. Could you please tell me what additional uses are there for the 30 degree version?
I'm on the fence here. I've always wanted a framing nailer, and have a decent remodel to do, but one that won't involve too much in the way of "framing". Any comments from the casual owner of one of these as to the value? I know I've bought tools like this where I'm constantly finding unexpected uses (and therefore added value). Anyone find that with one of these?
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I originally bought the 30° version of this and ended up returning it for the 21°. On the job site I was working on everyone was using 21° and it just made sense to be able to share nails. Overall I like the framer but be warned, this sucker is HEAVY...way heavier than the pneumatic versions. An hour of using it up over my head had my shoulder screaming.
I'm on the fence here. I've always wanted a framing nailer, and have a decent remodel to do, but one that won't involve too much in the way of "framing". Any comments from the casual owner of one of these as to the value? I know I've bought tools like this where I'm constantly finding unexpected uses (and therefore added value). Anyone find that with one of these?
Having purchased this for a small remodel myself a couple of years ago, I can confirm it was worth every penny for that project alone. Very powerful. Had almost no jamming in the course of 6 weeks of daily nailing. It's been gathering dust since then, besides an occasional use here and there, but the freedom it provided (cordless and no compressor sounds) is second to none.
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If you only do small amounts of framing then definitely buy this. Its so much easier than pulling out a compressor + hose + nailer to put in 6 nails vs just grabbing this off the shelf. If you're doing all day framing job may be better to grab the air tool since it would be significantly lighter.
Any deals on 30 degrees. Since that one has more uses.
It's to each their own, I'm a reseller and none of the people I sell to will even take the 30°. A little not so secret, secret " they're the same exact gun"** only difference is the angle of the mag, but you buy the 21 and right now they have the extended mags on sale. Buy the extended 30° mag and swap it out. You now have both. you will have to swap out the driver blade as you cannot hit 21° nails with a 30° driver blade
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It's to each their own, I'm a reseller and none of the people I sell to will even take the 30°. A little not so secret, secret " they're the same exact gun"** only difference is the angle of the mag, but you buy the 21 and right now they have the extended mags on sale. Buy the extended 30° mag and swap it out. You now have both. you will have to swap out the driver blade as you cannot hit 21° nails with a 30° driver blade
You happen to know the part number for the 21 degree blade? I have the 30 degree nailer.
I originally bought the 30° version of this and ended up returning it for the 21°. On the job site I was working on everyone was using 21° and it just made sense to be able to share nails. Overall I like the framer but be warned, this sucker is HEAVY...way heavier than the pneumatic versions. An hour of using it up over my head had my shoulder screaming.
def heavy...got one anyway
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Edit: I see that you are taking the discount price of the nail gun and the battery, instead of the battery "Free".
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