Pneumatic 18-Gauge 2" Brad Nailer with Nails

Great brad nailer for the price. I use it with my cordless brad nailer so I don't have to keep switching different size nails. I use it daily and have not had anything negative to say about it

Lo e usado poco pero asta el momento muy bien

excellent i just received today what was a very good tool to have

This is an amazing nailer, I have used this daily for the last month and no worries, just make sure to put two drops of oil in every time you hook it up! This replaced my last nailer that was over 30 years old!!!

Works on the small things found at Lowes cheaper.

Exactly as described.

Honestly shocked at hell well it works for the price given... the only way it would be better is if it had the precision point tip that competitor brad nailers have.. though otherwise if you know what ypur doing and for things like baseboard itll work just fine

Good price gets job done

Cheapest Brad nailer . But works great.

GREAT TOOL!!!

Thanks for the handy tool

Easy to use all around great little nailer

Works well with longer brads, 1” and longer. Has a a problem with 5/8 and 3/4 inch. Works well enough for the price.

Works good so far.

It’s a straight forward Brad nailer only. It does not hold staples. Exactly what I wanted. It seems the staple ones make a bigger mark when nailing.

I purchased this to use in my woodworking shop. I had to repair it before I could use it. O-ring at air inlet not big enough to seal the cylinder, was leaking so badly the tool would not drive a nail properly because of the loss of pressure. Once repaired with larger diameter O-ring it is now working fine. There's no such thing as QC anymore. I still think it was worth what I paid for it.

Works Good Jams a few times

I had my compressor set at 85psi for MDF trim/casing and only needed to slightly countersink 3 of the 2" nails after replacing 3 door jambs and the casing on both sides. I didn't need to countersink any 1" nails. I used B0st1tch nails and they worked fine. Applied pink-to-white nail filler, sanded smooth with 220 grit after dried, and ready to paint.I actually have less trouble with this 18ga nail gun vs the NuMax 16ga gun. This gun is more consistent even though it doesn't have the depth adjustment knob like the 16ga gun. These NuMax nail guns are great for light house projects. I have no idea how they would hold up to commercial or contractor daily use.CON: the oil bottle NuMax supplies with their nail guns doesn't have a cap for the applicator tip once you cut it open. Pro Tip - use a spare carb vacuum cap (available at any auto parts store if you don't have any) to cap the oil bottle before putting it back in the ziplock bag with the allen wrenches.

Purchased to replace a long used nailer . Works as well as much higher priced iUnits

Ordered to replace a gun that would only accept 1 1/4 brads. The 2" brad are sometimes needed for certain projects. So far no jams and working as it should.

Muy bueno y económico

This nailer worked perfectly for putting up crown molding in the guest bedroom. I used 2 inch, 18 gauge brad nails. At 90–95 psi, it lands them perfectly. I especially like that it does not leave dents in the molding. Once I filled the holes and sanded them, I had a nice smooth surface. I would definitely purchase this nailer again.

This nailer worked well for my small project and it was a great price.

la uso para todos mis pequenos trabajos

My old brad nailer of over 30 years broke and parts are no longer available. I saw this gun on Amazon and couldn't believe the price. It was delivered today and I was able to finish my project with it. It had no problems and operated just as good as my old gun.I am a retired Finish Carpenter and I still stay active in my shop repairing furniture and other woodworking projects. This gun rates right up there with any of the more expensive guns I have used in my career.Remember to add a few drops of oil every time you use it, keep it clean and the gun will serve you well.

My Paslode was in need of repair so I rolled the dice on this cheap one. Surprised that it worked almost flawlessly, just a few double strikes, but for the money I cant complain, great alternative to the "big expensive guys".ericarachel(former cabinet maker)

I completed a honey due project today. Finish install all moldings in my breakfast room after a full remodel. I set airpresure at 90. No issues, it performed like a champ. Highly recommend

Thanks

Works well, no jams. Gets the job done quicker. Nice and light to handle. It's a keeper

Price really good, works great, value for money, does the job! No complaints so far

I read some reviews, including one who shot his thumb. No idea how he did that, can only assume he did something wrong. I have never used a nailer in my life and this thing was super-easy! I used the correct gauge 'nail' and simply went to work. I used the nailer to butt-joint two pieces together to create an edge on a shelf. It did misfire twice out of about 100, but that could have been me not pressing it down properly. And by misfire, I mean the nailer engaged but a nail didn't come out. I used exactly what the instructions stated, which I believe was 90 psi.. or was it 75? Either way, follow the instructions and adjust from there. Mine sank perfectly at the recommended psi. SO much easier than nailing by hand, probably saved 45 minutes!

Not a framing nailer but makes baseboards and small jobs so easy. I’m not going to hit my thumb with a hammer anymore