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Milwaukee M12 23-Gauge Pin Nailer Kit with 1.5 Ah Battery, Charger, and Tool Bag 2540-21 $179.00 at Home Depot
$179.00
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Btw any cheap pins to buy?
Check reviews on the tube for the Brad nailer. It apparently overheats and locks out if you use it for more than 1 shot per 8second for too long and you have to wait for it to cool off. It's also less consistent than ryobi. I was considering the dewalt but now I'm considering the ryobi.
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Oh man that's really disappointing. I might just get a traditional pneumatic tool in that case. I already have an air compressor but it would have been nice to be cordless.
Yea I know :/ it's weird to me that people prefer the ryobi Brad nailer over the others. However, longterm or on a job site where you might drop it a lot I feel the dewalt or Milwaukee would do better. But for a diyer like myself I'm going with the ryobi.
I have the brad nailer and have used it for a room's worth of trim with no problems yet, I really like it