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Post #122254513 added 11-23-2018 2:34 PM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Just looked and its out of stock now. Not sure what time it went out of stock but thanks OP for posting. Glad I was able to order one, just hope it goes through, still says processing for this...
Post #122248936 added 11-23-2018 1:49 PM by Dre325 in Deal Talk
Yeah, since this 18ga can fire 2” nails, I’d say you’ll be fine. I’ve had to deal with some non straight walls and had to get the 16ga nails deep into the stud to hold baseboard, but my pneumatic...
Post #122248252 added 11-23-2018 1:41 PM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Awesome. I watched some videos on youtube and the 18g seems to do very well. There is a good video of a guy comparing the Ryobi 16g and 18g and Milwaukee nailers. He tried to put them into Bodark...
Post #122248048 added 11-23-2018 1:38 PM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Baseboard, door trim and window trim is what I will need it for. But hopefully I can just use a couple more nails, and maybe some silicon behind it to make it stay will. Just don't feel like buying a...
Post #122246965 added 11-23-2018 1:26 PM by jdmmem in Deal Talk
Yes, I did use 2" nails, and the nails did go in flush. There is a setting to control the depth, depending upon the thickness/density of your material. So, when you first get started on your...
Post #122238466 added 11-23-2018 11:52 AM by Dre325 in Deal Talk
I’m in the same boat. I have a larger compressor piped in my garage so have access everywhere via hose reels, and have a small porter cable for inside the house. I’d love to have one of these for...
Post #122238013 added 11-23-2018 11:47 AM by Dre325 in Deal Talk
18 gauge is the more flexible between it and 16ga (meaning I use it more for jobs around the house and garage projects so you should be able to make it work). That being said, 16 is what I use for...
Post #122236108 added 11-23-2018 11:27 AM by ChristianM7310 in Deal Talk
I have two battery platforms: Milwaukee and Ryobi. Although most people know Milwaukee is the higher quality brand this is one of the very few tools where the Ryobi is better. And it's way cheaper....
Post #122229718 added 11-23-2018 10:28 AM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Did you use 2 inch nails? Did it shoot the nails subflush. Read some reviews where people had to go back and hammer a bunch of shots
Post #122225314 added 11-23-2018 9:48 AM by jdmmem in Deal Talk
I purchased this a few months ago to completely replace the baseboard molding in two condo rental units. I knew how unacceptable the compressor noise would be in that setting. The nailer was...
Post #122221090 added 11-23-2018 9:14 AM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Grabbed one. Best price so far that I can see for this. Have a bunch of trim work to do for just my home and didn't want a compressor. Read that 16 gauge might be necessary but I think I can make...
Post #122215657 added 11-23-2018 8:30 AM by euuser163837 in Deal Talk
I have a compressor so I'm a little jaded about the value here. $110 is a lot of money for a brad nailer in my opinion, it might be a good value vs. other cordless nailers and I understand the...
Post #122209906 added 11-23-2018 7:42 AM by anthonygobot in Deal Talk
I bought this recently and it’s great for trim and small projects. You don’t always get a brad nail to go in completely. Have batteries handy if you have a big project.
Post #122204794 added 11-23-2018 6:58 AM by Amp3d in Deal Talk
Good deal, so much better than dragging around noisy compressor and hose. Been eyeing this when it was at $130
Post #122122834 added 11-22-2018 9:53 AM by jdhalbert in Deal Talk
Bought the bare tool for $99 a while back and used it to add wainscoting in the dining room. This is a great deal for an extra $10.
Post #122121553 added 11-22-2018 9:41 AM by euuser508308 in Deal Talk
No, not at all. This could be used to secure small pieces of trim.
Post #122121523 added 11-22-2018 9:40 AM by riggedveda in Deal Talk
Pin nailers are for crafts and delicate molding. Brad nailers are for furniture and cabinets where you're also using glue. They can also be used for light molding. Finish nailers are for most molding...
Post #122117344 added 11-22-2018 8:39 AM by Glee217 in Deal Talk
Im a newbie to this so Brad nailer vs pin nailer? What are they both best used for? Good for two 2x4’s?
Post #122116774 added 11-22-2018 8:31 AM by mc986 in Deal Talk
Only $10 more than the bare tool, got a light weight 1.5ah battery and extra charger! Wish they have the pin nailer on sale as well ...

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