18 Gauge Cordless Nail Gun for Makita 18V Battery, 2 in 1 Electric Stapler Gun Drives 2 Inches Nailer for Upholstery and Woodworking,Tool Only

I bought this as a backup to my other nail guns but when it came, I used it to repair something broken in the house. After that, I kept using it. It's lighter than my other guns and easy to use. The battery lasted all day too. I bought the battery separately but probably should have just bought it as a kit... next time.

My friend recommended this brand to me and I was skeptical at first, but after using it for a day, I’m very surprised how well it has worked. It does seem a little heavy, but I’m not a full time carpenter, so using it now and then, that won’t be a problem. I like that the Makita batteries work on this as well. For fixing stuff around our house, this was a good purchase. I might try some of their other tools since they use the same battery.

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It’s not too heavy! When you first pick it up you think wow this feels like a brick, but you get used to it real fast. Especially after seeing how well it functions and how convenient it is.I’ve used the Brad nailer function and the staples. So very convenient to have both in one tool!So far no jamming and no problem driving the head or crown deep.My favorite thing is…the fact that I could use my Makita batteries without purchasing a high dollar Makita nailer!

I like this cordless nail gun for a number of reasons. It works well, nails wood down good, and comes with a little battery and corded charger.The best part of this though is that is uses Makita batteries! It’s basically a clone of Makita but for a fraction of the price.It is, however, quite large, clunky, and heavy. I’ve found myself getting sore after using it for a while. My body will adapt eventually, I’m sure, but until then, it’s a bit of a drag.Nonetheless, this nail gun is a nice addition to my tool set.

Important to note this device is a combination Brad nailer and staple gun. The strike is approximately 5mm x 1mm to drive a staple. When driving a Brad nail it will leave a rectangular impression in the wood you are driving a nail into. You can minimize this by adjusting the depth, however it is a very fine line of getting the correct depth of the nail head and not leaving a long rectangular impression. I will likely use this just for staples.

I was surprised how well this works given the price relative the battery platform it is designed for. I just couldn't justify the price of the mak ita so I took a chance on this and it has exceeded my expectations. I have yet to experience any blow-outs or misfires.

Drives a 2 inch18 guage nail without fail. And uses makita batteries!