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Makita Pneumatic 2 in. 18-Gauge Brad Nailer - $69 FS - at Home Depot
$69.99
$99.00
Makita AF506. 30% off. Free shipping. Last deal I saw on a Makita brad nailer here was two years ago for the AF505 @ $59.
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 Amazon | $119 |
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This brad is way better than the Metabo.
I bought the Metabo (I think it was on sale for $49?) And it was horrible. Plastic parts everywhere, and tolerances were way off.
I sent it back, and bought the better version that was more like my 20 year old Hitachi, but it DEFINITELY was nothing like my Hitachi (none of the Metabo's are anywhere near as good as the older Hitachi's, in any tool.)
So while the Makita here isn't an insanely great deal, it is far better than the Metabo 50's... but not as good as the old Hitachi's. 😞😓😩
Now, I'm still waiting for a company to make a good, cordless, electric brad nailer. Every one I tried has been plagued with problems. From the Makita, to the Milwaukee, to the Dewalt, they were all problematic.
I bought the Metabo (I think it was on sale for $49?) And it was horrible. Plastic parts everywhere, and tolerances were way off.
I sent it back, and bought the better version that was more like my 20 year old Hitachi, but it DEFINITELY was nothing like my Hitachi (none of the Metabo's are anywhere near as good as the older Hitachi's, in any tool.)
So while the Makita here isn't an insanely great deal, it is far better than the Metabo 50's... but not as good as the old Hitachi's. 😞😓😩
Now, I'm still waiting for a company to make a good, cordless, electric brad nailer. Every one I tried has been plagued with problems. From the Makita, to the Milwaukee, to the Dewalt, they were all problematic.
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I bought the Metabo (I think it was on sale for $49?) And it was horrible. Plastic parts everywhere, and tolerances were way off.
I sent it back, and bought the better version that was more like my 20 year old Hitachi, but it DEFINITELY was nothing like my Hitachi (none of the Metabo's are anywhere near as good as the older Hitachi's, in any tool.)
So while the Makita here isn't an insanely great deal, it is far better than the Metabo 50's... but not as good as the old Hitachi's. 😞😓😩
Now, I'm still waiting for a company to make a good, cordless, electric brad nailer. Every one I tried has been plagued with problems. From the Makita, to the Milwaukee, to the Dewalt, they were all problematic.
I tried one and was very impressed by it.