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Post #137497001 added 05-27-2020 10:57 AM by deathstar in Deal Talk
I have had this brad nailer for a few years and it works great on small projects around the house. I would recommend it.
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Post #137471087 added 05-26-2020 12:55 PM by diysub in Deal Talk
I have had the brad nailer for at least 5 years and use it quite often. The only time I have even had problems with it is when it is under 30 degrees outside, sitting in the truck all night and it...
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Post #137505599 added 05-27-2020 3:35 PM by drsgrinch in Deal Talk
I'll tell you what. There are I think 4 to 6 tool deals all the time. Especially around Christmas. I just got a tool and 2 3amp batteries for 100 bucks. Crazy. They have a saw, drill, impact...
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Post #137489102 added 05-27-2020 5:49 AM by johnbrooke in Deal Talk
If you are invested in another brand consider an adapter. This YT video was helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMssklzoBAk
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Post #137486015 added 05-26-2020 11:22 PM by Designx in Deal Talk
Is this a newer or lighter version of the p320? My P320 from a few years ago would always not shoot a nail after two or three successful shots.
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Post #137486102 added 05-26-2020 11:31 PM by simsk in Deal Talk
Bought one last weekend and it worked flawlessly. The reviews put this near the top. The price got me to buy Ryobi over Dewalt. To which I have many of the later. Wish I knew about the dewalt to...
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Post #137502968 added 05-27-2020 2:09 PM by tinobob in Deal Talk
Only have an old black and decker drill right now, so don't think it's really worth it to go the adapter route. Guess I'll just have to wait until Father's Day and hope there's a decent Ryobi deal...
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Post #137466422 added 05-26-2020 10:24 AM by djjosephk in Deal Talk
Either one of these do staples? One of the reasons I still hang on to my air powered is it does both.
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Post #137466491 added 05-26-2020 10:27 AM by Vegassand in Deal Talk
I have purchased Ryobi Drill, Table Saw and Sawzall from Direct Tools. All were either CPO or Factory Blem. Have had no issues with any of them. They all seemed brand new to me. They do stamp "blem"...
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Post #137589755 added 05-30-2020 1:32 PM by juvinious in Deal Talk
That does indeed look big. I got mine yesterday and it is compact sitting flush with the tool.
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Post #137443724 added 05-25-2020 12:32 PM by hosser in Deal Talk
I've seen a couple kinds of those adapters. Do they work pretty well? Link?
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Post #137443781 added 05-25-2020 12:34 PM by AlwaysInPain in Deal Talk
I've used brad nails on show molding, quarter round, and crown molding without issue, but I would angle my nails alternating the angle (think of making an X with the nails). That being said, I don't...
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Post #137827031 added 06-08-2020 1:06 PM by zheka160 in Deal Talk
No complaints at all. Since then, I bought 1 1/4 brad nails to nail 2x4 studs, and that nailed without any issues as well. So far I love it.
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Post #137700257 added 06-03-2020 3:01 PM by FrozenBiker in Deal Talk
Yes. But this brad nailer will also work if you use 2" brads. If the molding has a lot of tension (warpage), a finish nailer will give it a better hold tho.
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Post #137546291 added 05-28-2020 7:40 PM by SeanD1497 in Deal Talk
That's what she said. Seriously though, I'm picking up a brad nailer. Already well invested in Ryobi, and it will help with furniture assembly, trim work, etc. Reviews are overwhelmingly positive.
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Post #137485013 added 05-25-2020 6:40 AM by Corwin in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Ryobi ONE+ 18-Volt AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Only, P320) on sale for $99. Select free store pickup where available. Thanks xvanducx Also available, Home Depot has Ryobi...
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Post #137545502 added 05-28-2020 7:04 PM by maunleon in Deal Talk
Can someone recommend a Milwaukee battery adapter, so I can use this with Milwaukee batteries?
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Post #137478638 added 05-26-2020 5:36 PM by FishNJ in Deal Talk
Was the Milwaukee the gen 1 or gen 2 18ga brad nailer? Read gen 1 sucked but gen 2 fixed all the issues? Also ready ryobi still beats both lol.
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Post #137491424 added 05-27-2020 7:37 AM by J03 in Deal Talk
Alright, so I'm getting a new house soon and I want to finally upgrade all my old assortment of random battery powered devices with one line so I have the greatest flexibility with choices without...
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Post #137437160 added 05-25-2020 8:18 AM by cpsmith1984 in Deal Talk
I have the 18 gauge Brad nailer and love it. I have done so much stuff around the house with it. It is very convenient and works flawlessly. This tool got me into the Ryobi tool system. I want the 16...
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Post #137443667 added 05-25-2020 12:30 PM by zheka160 in Deal Talk
I bought this last time it was at this price 2 weeks ago, and today I finally got to nail the baseboards, and it worked awesome. I'm no expert, just a DIY'er. It has a setting if you want the nail...
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Post #137495138 added 05-27-2020 9:54 AM by CrimsonKite1721 in Deal Talk
Which one of these nailers will be good to build a deck. thanks
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Post #137460080 added 05-26-2020 6:38 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Damn you :bonk:!!! LOL. You're right that if you're using smaller nails, alternating the angles improves the holding, but I'm usually the guy that comes in several years later and has to remove...
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Post #137492495 added 05-27-2020 8:20 AM by brestbry in Deal Talk
Thanks! Yeah 16a may be the safer bet for ceiling work. Also seems a little more versatile if you only get one nailer.
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Post #137530997 added 05-28-2020 11:13 AM by GregS9350 in Deal Talk
used this a few years ago to build a marty-sub (diy MDF sub box) and it worked great. recommended with some porter cable nails.
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Post #137546051 added 05-28-2020 7:28 PM by juvinious in Deal Talk
I just bought one when I found out about these adapters from this thread. This one on ebay is the one I got: https://www.ebay.com/itm/273964637975 I should be getting it tomorrow.
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Post #137436722 added 05-25-2020 7:58 AM by tyberesk in Deal Talk
I have the brad and the angled 15GA, the brad nailer is incredible...have had no issues with it so far. Have done everything from minor couch frame repairs to a few rooms worth of shoe moulding. ...
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Post #137497058 added 05-27-2020 10:59 AM by deathstar in Deal Talk
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Post #137435390 added 05-25-2020 6:55 AM by hosser in Deal Talk
Would really like to have a finish nailer. Anyone used this finisher and has had good luck with it? Might even grab the Brad nailer if these 2 are worth the money. I only own grease gun and impact...
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Post #137495444 added 05-27-2020 10:04 AM by CrimsonKite1721 in Deal Talk
Thank you.
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Post #137491175 added 05-27-2020 7:28 AM by brestbry in Deal Talk
I want one of these to put shiplap on the ceiling. Do you think it will be strong enough for that? I'm talking about the cheap shiplap from Home depot, not solid wood. What guage nails did you use?...
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Post #137586215 added 05-30-2020 10:59 AM by DomSantiago in Deal Talk
Dang the Milwaukee adapter I bought looks to be twice the size from the one listed above. https://surebonder.com/products/mil-18v-ryobi®-to-milwaukee®-battery-adapter?_pos=1&_sid=dc1f55597&_ss=r
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Post #137490674 added 05-27-2020 7:12 AM by simsk in Deal Talk
Yup me too. I needed the cut off saw and it came with 2 batteries and a charger plus 1/2” drill for like $129 I felt like the dewalt tool (brad nailer) was still more bulky, didn’t perform as well,...
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Post #137469602 added 05-26-2020 12:06 PM by User23361025 in Deal Talk
You can get this from direct tools “factory blemished” for about $50. I paid $179 at home depot over the Christmas holiday and posted the deal here which was on the front page for circular saw,...
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Post #137490506 added 05-27-2020 7:02 AM by nottrollin in Deal Talk
A normal 'Slick Deal' for one of these nailer Kits with a battery and charger is about $130. Likewise, I've bought other Ryobi kits for about the same price as one of those adapters. Meaning I...
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Post #137466602 added 05-26-2020 10:30 AM by V0RT3X in Deal Talk
Brad nailer is amazing. I think 18ga is the sweet spot between being small enough so it can be patched up and also provide enough holding power for various things like baseboard, shoe molding, crown...
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Post #137496752 added 05-27-2020 10:51 AM by SharpThread8225 in Deal Talk
I have this tool, purchased used to redo all the baseboards in my two story house. I must say, the tool has lived up to the legend this cheap tool carries. They can got through battery fast, if...
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Post #137478692 added 05-26-2020 5:38 PM by gonebye in Deal Talk
It was gen 1 and I heard they did some improvements but the first was so bad! I borrowed a Ryobi for a small job and it was so awesome. I’m very much a Milwaukee fan but not the nailers that I’ve...
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Post #137470787 added 05-26-2020 12:45 PM by stannc in Deal Talk
Brad Nailer is one of my porn aliases.
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Post #137466500 added 05-26-2020 10:27 AM by Loudog504 in Deal Talk
whats the difference in a 15 gauge and 16 gauge finishing nailer? I see those are the 2 options in most tool lines. I know this is the 16 gauge... Is one more common than the other / have...
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