Metabo HPT MultiVolt 2-in 18 -Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer ( Battery and charger Included ), $139, Lowe's

Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
08/02/25	Amazon	$120	5
06/03/25	Lowe's	$149	8
05/20/25	Lowe's	$129 frontpage	19
11/30/24	Lowe's	$99	13
11/28/24	Amazon	$99 frontpage	30

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PurpleVolcano4948

May 09, 2025 12:19 PM

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PurpleVolcano4948May 09, 2025 12:19 PM

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Got one on Amazon for $127 recently

Taco_Doomsday

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May 09, 2025 12:55 PM

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Taco_Doomsday

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I paid $150 for this tool after the holidays. At least one store near me still has a few of these in stock at that price. There are no other brand name cordless brad nailers that come anywhere near this price point. This is an excellent tool. Does everything I need it to do, and super easy to dial in the brad depth. I'm hoping they get a finish nailer down to this price next.

brucedc

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Quote from PurpleVolcano4948

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Got one on Amazon for $127 recently

Same one?

BlueGorilla7237

May 09, 2025 01:09 PM

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BlueGorilla7237May 09, 2025 01:09 PM

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This one's been at this price or lower at Amazon for most of this year (but not now), see (camel entry for NT1850DG)
MetaboHPT has two cordless brad nailers. This is the cheaper spring-powered one. The NT1850DF is their more pro-grade one with a built in air compressor and is usually >200$, Lowes had it for $180 like a week ago but it almost never goes that low. MHPT also has pneumatic nailers that go on sale around $35 reasonably often.

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CommonScientist

May 09, 2025 04:17 PM

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CommonScientistMay 09, 2025 04:17 PM

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This is a brushed model or otherwise low end model. The brushless / high end does 1,300 nails per charge vs the one in this post does 700 nails per charge.

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morbie

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Quote from Taco_Doomsday

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I paid $150 for this tool after the holidays. At least one store near me still has a few of these in stock at that price. There are no other brand name cordless brad nailers that come anywhere near this price point. This is an excellent tool. Does everything I need it to do, and super easy to dial in the brad depth. I'm hoping they get a finish nailer down to this price next.

Ryobi brushless nailers are pretty good actually and you can get them for about this price fyi.

Even dewalt fanbois will compliment ryboi nailers

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wraytex

May 09, 2025 06:51 PM

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wraytexMay 09, 2025 06:51 PM

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Bought this earlier this year for about same price. No complaints and wouldn't spend the money for the brushless version as long as this one was available for a good discount.

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RodrigoR8581

May 09, 2025 07:49 PM

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Quote from Taco_Doomsday

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I paid $150 for this tool after the holidays. At least one store near me still has a few of these in stock at that price. There are no other brand name cordless brad nailers that come anywhere near this price point. This is an excellent tool. Does everything I need it to do, and super easy to dial in the brad depth. I'm hoping they get a finish nailer down to this price next.

Forgive my ignorance, but what would be the difference between this model and a finish nailer you're referring to? Looking to get my first nailer and already have a Metabo HPT combo kit, so this would be compatible with that.

BlueGorilla7237

May 09, 2025 08:03 PM

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Quote from RodrigoR8581

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Forgive my ignorance, but what would be the difference between this model and a finish nailer you're referring to? Looking to get my first nailer and already have a Metabo HPT combo kit, so this would be compatible with that.

You have finish nailers, brand nailers, pin nailers, and crown staplers. Finish nails are 15-16 gauge (bigger) brad nails are smaller (18ga) , pin nails are even smaller. The nailers are specific to the diameter of nail, although they can use different lengths. Staples are staplers but some nailers can double as staplers.
If you're doing woodworking and need nails to hold something together while gluing, or you're doing some light trim repair in your house, a brad nailer is a good start.

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Taco_Doomsday

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May 10, 2025 12:11 AM

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Quote from RodrigoR8581

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Forgive my ignorance, but what would be the difference between this model and a finish nailer you're referring to? Looking to get my first nailer and already have a Metabo HPT combo kit, so this would be compatible with that.

A finish nailer actually uses a larger guage nail. Brad nails are for light duty tasks, like supplementing a glued joint. Probably ok with things like base boards. Finish nailers can be used for outdoor trim like you see around a window.

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Taco_Doomsday

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Taco_Doomsday

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Quote from morbie

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Ryobi brushless nailers are pretty good actually and you can get them for about this price fyi. Even dewalt fanbois will compliment ryboi nailers

Well that's good to know. Especially since I am a huge DeWalt fanboy. I don't own any Ryobi tools, but their grinder and car polisher are on my radar. I suppose I could add a nailer to the list as well.

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schmidtaa

May 10, 2025 02:37 AM

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Quote from morbie

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Ryobi brushless nailers are pretty good actually and you can get them for about this price fyi.

Even dewalt fanbois will compliment ryboi nailers

Yes Ryobi is pretty light and good no misfires for all-around the house jobs. You can get an adapter from dewalt battery if needed

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TensePanther4601

May 10, 2025 03:17 PM

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TensePanther4601May 10, 2025 03:17 PM

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I see 149.99

morbie

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morbieMay 10, 2025 04:53 PM

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I bet here will be some good father's day deals coming soon. I have a ryobi brushless brad nailer and it is pretty good.

Nothing beats that Ridgid 3 tool and air compressor combo deal tho, that set is insane when it goes on sale for $200

Quote from Taco_Doomsday

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Well that's good to know. Especially since I am a huge DeWalt fanboy. I don't own any Ryobi tools, but their grinder and car polisher are on my radar. I suppose I could add a nailer to the list as well.

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ElatedPear129

May 13, 2025 12:45 AM

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Quote from Taco_Doomsday

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I paid $150 for this tool after the holidays. At least one store near me still has a few of these in stock at that price. There are no other brand name cordless brad nailers that come anywhere near this price point. This is an excellent tool. Does everything I need it to do, and super easy to dial in the brad depth. I'm hoping they get a finish nailer down to this price next.

This one for $80 is similar quality. Metabo is fine just because it has a charger and battery included
https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/product/ZRP321

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Product Description:	The Pro Preferred Brand of Pneumatic Nailers introduces an 18V MultiVolt 18-Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer (model - NT1850DG) that will meet the expectations of both the DIYer and the Pro. This cordless brad nailer allows you to work wherever you want without the need for a loud compressor or hose. It features the power to drive up to 2" 18-Ga brad nails and the 2.0Ah 18V battery with fuel gauge lets you drive up to 700 brads per charge. It features Metabo HPT"s unique low maintenance Mechanical Spring Drive System. With this type of power and run time, you can complete your job on time without needing to stop for battery changes. The 18V Cordless 18-Gauge Brad Nailer is part of the expanding MultiVolt System 18-Volt and 36-Volt power tools from Metabo HPT. GO lighter with 18V batteries or GO longer with the unique MultiVolt battery that works on both 18V and 36V tools to double your runtime for up to 8.0Ah of runtime per charge for more power on the GO. Metabo HPT MultiVolt 2-in 18 -Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer ( Battery Included ) \| NT1850DGM
Product SKU:	5014903527_5014903527
UPC:	717709029507

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