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I do concrete and have had a Martinez for over a year only changed grip once. Still using same head! No issues at all

Crack is here and here!!! Where? Never showed on camera! Lier

I got m4 and m1, absolutely love it Ireland

Very Nice set up! You need to think about putting an alarm and some sort of tracking device. Trail cam might not be a bad idea. Some outdoor floods on it for working in the dark... I can see how it increases your efficiency.

It’s a problem that there is only one year warranty my side nail pulled is no longer sharp rounded over and nails pass through have had it two years

Why are you calling that a rivet. Mine is screwed in to a threaded insert with a Phillips head bolt.

You’re supposed to put a washer on before you tap the end of the rivet

a dude who actually speaks framer doing reviews of framing hammers! Great review. especially liked the extension of arm and how it would dent metal part.

We don’t have payments. We been driving old Chevy vans for 15 years now, they don’t stop. And all our tools we pay cash obviously.

I hear the next generation nailer will weigh 10 ounces and hold 6 months supply of nails.

So let me get the r correct info this is 1st Gen or 2nd Gen Milwaukee made on some brad nailers upgraded versions I’m not so sure but so what did Milwaukee do repair , replace was there any repair or part cost ? You mention it took around 1 month or how much to get it fix back ? I believe the issues are in their way of the mechanic they seem to use hydrogen gas hmm that sucks cause the gas will leak after time or wear , usage ugh wish they made this tools w a refillable port or just regular air and give us the option to refill w normal compressed air but again my concern is it can be super reliable after months of usage and cheap for diy or even contractor for heavy production I think that’s just not justified as they stop working I’ll say the regular air guns will be better but again the issue is AC POWER / air hose / compressors . I guess the best is their cordless compressor hahaha they consume a lot of battery 😂 ugh 😑 we aren’t there yet .

This is the only review on this gun that's worth a damn. Who cares about unboxing videos. Let's see how she handles some work

very hard to hear

Moro no Brasil muito bom esse martelo

Start with EUROPE HAMMER S

get to the point

What type of paint did you use and how does it last

Good review !

Stay home, stay safe, from the invisible monster that never got anyone.

Wow. Didn’t know that was a thing. Thought those holes were to make it lighter or something. It would be cool to have multiple sizes cut out into it.

Update?

What hammer would you guys recommend for a truss shop we beat on plates and demo work I have been swinging a 28oz estwing now for 3 years and I'm starting to feel it in my shoulders and elbows

great video boss

Ontario Canada?

For as much as they cost. I can't believe these heads are not keyed to prevent the head from turning.

Where did you find the Martinez hammer in Canada? I cannot find it

Powerful

Love the caulking rack. Been looking for a good idea for caulk for my upcoming trailer build. Thanks for the inspiration.

Ever try a Douglas, being made by family once again. 20oz and new 17oz ..$180

It’s quite amazing how far this technology has come on these cordless tools and it will only get better with time. I just ordered a 30 degree one. It’s my very first framing nailer and I am very much looking forward to using it renovating my house. Seems like you guys are happy with them from what I can tell in this video.

wich hardware store did you find it at im from canada as well and am yet to find one in stores other than atlas tools

Things too heavy and I’m no wimp

Awesome trailer.... inspiring to see everything in its place!

I want to buy a nailer 21 degrees or still 34 ?

300+ quid hammer and the grip is falling off. When are you dumbasses going to realise you are getting ripped off by Mark money maker Martinez.

💥💥 Excellent review. Now to see how durable it is and how often it has to be sent in for repair. I’m lucky to have an authorized Makita repair center 12 minutes from my house and shipping out a tool is not pleasurable. They should have some sort of feature that adjusts the driving force to adjust to the length of the nail. I had just returned three Metabo 21° framers because each one of them was defective. Their customer service was the worst that I’ve dealt with in 35+ years along with many other companies with personal use items. I’m excited to buy this gun and free myself from lugging a heavy compressor for small repairs. 🤟🏼

This is good to know. I bought one about two weeks ago and was blown away by how convenient it was to sport these guns. I work in commercial roofing, so it gets used in constructing perimeter walling. I don't anticipate using it as heavily as a carpenter, so I'm sure this will last me a good while. I got concerned about people telling me that they don't work with the plastic encased nails, but I had no issue with those. It's perfect for my trade.

Wonder how it goes after a year

Does the cold seem to have much effect on the Milwaukee? I know the Paslode doesn't like the cold

What drill hook is that? Do you have contact info for the tool hook maker?

Is the Martinez worth the money? Been thinking of getting one

For maximum safety, the framing nailer defaults to single fire mode after turning off. If it goes to bump fire mode, there is a high risk injury happening when the tip gets bumped against your body.

But cant it shoot 10 penny nails sense the Hitachi/Metabo cordless framer cant. They're to fat for the slide

Houuuuuse 😷

They are great nailers for the first 3 to 4 months then they start to lose their air and they won't sink nails, I work at home depot and we are starting to get a lot back,these battery operated are not that good for constant use, the finish nailer are good but these framing nailer are a problem

This Milwaukee is garbage it's fine in the beginning in 6 months you'll be returning it to get fixed

Is it a hammer or a glorified wrench? I didn't see you hammer a nail with it, isn't that what hammers do mostly?

That drill hook looks like it would last a century. Wish they sold those here in the US

try hard core hammers they are really good

hi John