Every Milwaukee M18 Fuel Nail Gun Put To The Test ONE YEAR LATER! This is how they held up
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Thinking about buying into the Milwaukee Tool M18 Fuel Cordless Nail Guns? If so, you definitely want to watch this video to see hot the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Cordless Nailers held up after a full year of use.
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I've had the framing nailer for a year and its great, its heavy but worth it since you dont have to go around punching nails, especially in tight spots
Excellent Review thank you, i was really interested to see how the framing nailer held up long term
I have the Brad and the 30° framing nailer and I use them both frequently. The framer is heavy but I like walking right up to the job and knocking it out before the old school guys even get their compressors set up
Ok bro now you just showing off. Lmao. Best of luck 🤞
Thanks Tool 🔧 Review for your information and video 📹 I appreciate you 🙏
Right back at ya sweat brother 👊👊
I gotta say, this was the most interesting, informational, and entertaining 1 year review video, I have watched....
Haha, awesome. Thanks for the comment Luis!!@
Totally nailed this update! 👊🤪👍
Just got the framing nailer and being battery operated is so convenient it’s awesome
Absolutely 👊
I have the 18 gauge nailer as well as the fraiming nailer and I would recommend them
That Brad nail is real nasss like 👌🏼 the digital selection mode one the most awesome features.
Hahaha 🤣👊👊
Always the good review and make my day keep the good vibe and god bless you man
Thanks Javier👊👊👊👊👊
Thanks for the info.Just bought all 3 a week ago. Haven't used them yet.
You'll really like them.
I just picked up the Milwaukee brad nailer a few weeks ago along with the DeWalt pancake air compressor hose and finish gun when Home Depot had this DeWalt package on sale but along with the Milwaukee I also got the DeWalt Precision point brad nailer and haven't used any of them because my business partner has been on another job and refuses to share. But can't wait for the new Milwaukee pin nailer to come out
I'm excited about the pin nailer Joseph!!! I've been using my Ryobi a lot lately and haven't had a y issues with it as of yet
I've got the brad nailer and it's awesome, I want the first fix framing and the finishing nailers now!
Videos are great 👍 makes me laugh! I love my brad nailer no complaints
Haha, thanks for the comment and feedback Filthy 👊
@@ToolReviewZone Filthy feedback is the best feedback.
Great Review!! Would you suggest a 16 guage M 18 Nail gun to drive fence pickets into a 2x4? Thanks.
23g is awesome, framing nailer next on the list👍
6:23 Keep yer booger hook off the bang switch until your'e ready to fire! Just pre-ordered the M12 pin nailer today. I only do furniture/finish work so don't need a framing nailer. May look into the M18 crown stapler, since the M12 crown stapler can't handle the hardness of the masonite on Ikea PAX wardrobes as well as an Arrow or Dewalt manual stapler.
edit: added timestamp for said booger hook.
Lol
Hi TRZ,
Yes, i use the milwaukee m18 framing gun, brad nailer, stapler and the finish 15g nailer. The only one i don't like much is the 15g finish nailer. Milwaukee needs to redesign that one.
Thanks for the video
I don't think any of the gen 1 nailers were any good brother. Hopefully they continue on with the updates
This officially sold me on the framing nailer. I have held it and it is heavy but frick it. It's still better then hauling around an air compressor and generator and hoses fitings oil etc lol
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I have the Ryobi 18 gauge Brad Nailer and love it! I wish they came out with a framer, maybe some day. For the price, not bad.
Ryobi makes good nailers
I have always been a Milwaukee and Makita fan. But I never underestimated Ryobi. One of my brothers started his company with the Blue Ryobi and it got things done. Now that he is doing a lot better he switched to Milwaukee but we never forget Ryobi.
When I first started out, I couldn't really afford the milwaukees and all the expensive ones, I got the 18 gauge ryobi for a couple simple jobs, I got it on sale for $99, hasn't disappointed. It gets the job done. 👍
In some locations code is full round head. Does this framing nailer use clip head or full round head nails.
At 3:59, you mentioned using the 18 gauge for putting up crown moulding. When discussing crown moulding with contractor friends they say use 16 gauge, some said 15 as well, but never 18 gauge.
My brad nailer has been awesome great tool!
Thanks for the feedback Wayne!!
Love one year later!!!
Awesome, glad you like it Ted👊👊👊👊
Just got the pin nailer in the mail and its just as good as the brad nailer (of course)
Can't wait to see the new pin nailer @ToolReviewZone
Me either Antonio. I can't wait
I gots All Three and I have to agree and say that they, are all "RealNiceLike"! 👍🏼
Haha, thanks for the feedback and comment Redd👊👊
I have both. What nails do you recommend? Thanks in advance
While the framing nailer is heavy, I don’t think it’s any heavier than my coil nailer with a full coil in it and a hose dangling off the back. I have both but haven’t officially weighed them.
No lie about the weight is just buy one and today was my first full day use it it was insane!!!! ( framing nailer )
Does this framing nailer has a rubber protector for the tip like the narrow stapler so that it does not go on chiping off and putting all these stupid holes,marks on work surfaces.
Even though I use all Dewalt tools, I finally pulled the trigger on the Milwaukee 18 Gauge Brad nailer and I absolutely love it, I hated the Dewalt. The 15 Gauge is next then the framer. 👍
Appreciate the feedback Mark 👊👊👊
I love everything about my brad nailer
Thanks for the feedback perfect!!!
Any issues when using Dewalt nails? What do you use?
I have the Milwaukee M12 staple gun the only thing I don't like the depth knob is a little hard to turn but haven't had any complaints yet
see my comment above. It was a waste of money for my use case, which is not using the stupid nails that come with a PAX wardrobe for the masonite back. Even cranked all the way I still had to hammer the staples the rest of the way.
Damn, mine turns easy bro. Wonder if there is a way to ease it up a bit🤔
How well does it work in the cold?
I hope their new xL packout box will fit the extended mag nailer
I bought the framing gun about 2 months ago and sold my Paslode and I must say it is the best nailer I’ve ever used especially when shooting at angles it still drives the nail right in where as the paslode don’t WHEN ITS GAS, looking to buy the Brad nailer does anyone have any experience using it a lot on skirting with a block wall behind it? Scared it might break the gun or not be too powerful enough, my paslode works well
Not sure if you have the m12 t50 stapler. If the pin nailer works like the stapler it will be awesome
Got tha framing nailer 30 degree pro ordered it was one of tha first to get it and already had to send it back to Milwaukee about four times now.. I love it every time after I get it fixed but it seems I gotta send it to me every two three months
Wow, that's not good. I'd tell them to replace the damn thing
@@ToolReviewZone nah they never just send a new one. They just always fix, it hopefully this will tha last time I gotta send it back. If not got like four more year of free service or maybe two. I can’t remember tha warranty lol
Why use a 23g versus a Brad nailer versus a frame nailer. What are examples of using the different gun. New to channel. Would like to get a all purpose nailer. Not sure which one to buy. Like milwaukee tools.
A Milwaukee staple gun for romex and utility cables would be great, I'm curious if one framing nailer would accept both 21 and 30 degree magazines, I think I might have seen something about it last year that the nail gun has two sets of mounting holes to accommodate both magazines.
Smeesh that like button. 👀👉🏽 👍🏽
They won't work in this, but they do have the 30 degree nailer as well brother man. Ohh.....and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!!
Which one is more common between the 21 and 30 degree nailers?🤔
Depends on code, but 21 is most popular
@@jasonbabila6006 I think it’s not so much about code but ability to access tighter spaces easier with a sharper degree 🤷🏽♂️
Very cool 😎
Thanks Jamal!!!
@@ToolReviewZone anytime buddy find you're videos informative and entertaining 😎
Awesome brother, I truly appreciate the kind words and the support my friend 👊👊👊
They need to make a siding gun now, where’s the wider love 😭
I hope they make a gen 2. 16ga and 15 ga m18 nailers
Dewalt is still running those flywheel nailer... I'm finally going to have to break my yellow tool streak this year and go red - need a framing nailer and just don't see myself buying the old tech 😕. Really didn't want a second battery line but this is the age of Milwaukee
I hear ya Guy. The DEWALT is actually lighter, but I agree with the flywheel. It's such a pain and don't use the Dewalt at all anymore because if it.
Lol me too. I'm all dewalt, I just bought Milwaukee framing nailer. What did it for me was seeing Dewalts new roofing nailer, it's still flywheel. No thanks.
You can get an adapter to use 20v Dewalt batteries with the Milwaukee. Works great, and not expensive.
THANK FOR THE INFO BRO.....Lol 👍🏼
And thanks for the comment JR!!!!
i still have the 18v Dewalt Hammer DRILL , COLAR made if ALUMINIUM !!!
now have the 20v Framing 30 degree Nailer , 16 Gauge 20degree Finish Nailer and 18 G Dewalt Brad Nailer , Roofing Nailer , - CORRECT the WEIGHT !!!! is WOW HEAVY - Felt at Home Depot TODAY - MUST have GOLD in the Milwaukee
i do have M12 Stuff , 1/4" Angle Grinder , Drill , 1/4" 3/8 &1/2" Fuel Impact , 1/4,3/8 Ratchet , 1/4 impact driver .
Start your day with 20 push ups, and you'll soon forget the weight of your tools.
which nails do you use with the framing nailer?
Are you referring to brand? It looked to me they were plastic collated 21 degree.
We've just got the framer and Brad nailer on our crew a couple months ago. Framer is incredible but the Brad nailer keeps jamming on 2 inch nails. If anyone has any idea how to fix that I would appreciate hearing it
I’ve had the Gen 2 18 GA for several months. It’s been to the service center twice because it was consistently jamming on all pin sizes and brands. Milwaukee finally gave me a new one after I was bringing it back for it’s 3rd visit. I got the new gun home and it jammed on the first shot. Have you found any solution with your gun?
I got mine little wet and I’m not sure but I feel like it loss some power
I have a some problems with hard wood and green board
I bought the framer when it came out but anyway now when I use a paslode it feels like a toy
One question- why are the tools orange instead of red?
What about the finish nailers?
Hopefully this year👊
for a casual user,i still dont know the difference between these 3 nailors...😅 what are the use cases for each of these?
Brad is light duty, good for mouldings but will work for pinning skirting boards. finishing is for skirting and architrave and framing is a first fix nailer for stud work etc
Could you do a Ryobi vs Milwaukee pin nailer vid? The Ryobi has been great but I'm interested in seeing how it fairs against the new Milwaukee.
Absolutely 💯
If it works great for you and cost like a third the price (I assume), who cares how it fares against the milwaukee? Just my two satoshis.
I've always got people tryna convince me to ditch my gas and pneumatic framers and finishers for battery, and I have for a couple finishers, but most of the time I prefer the weight & balance of my gas and pneumatics, at least for framing/sheathing and roofing. Compressor is already bolted to the truck bed, already have loads of air lines, portable tanks, portable compressor&tank... add to that the fact that I can safely refill butane or propylene fuel canisters for pennies on the dollar... really no incentive at all for me to switch to all battery imo.
I care because I'm looking to purchase another pin nailer as gift for a woodworking friend of mine. He's a great friend and I'd prefer him to have the best of the two.
I wanna be your friend you always make me laugh
You didn't cover the 15 gauge :( I have it, and wanted to see your take on it. I'm not very pleased with mine. I'm hoping they do a Gen II of the 15 gauge.
I don't have the older nailers. Always used pneumatic now these are my go too
I was sitting on the fence...but I think I’m gonna get the framer and eventually the pinner when it finally arrives in Canada. New Milwaukee releases are usually a month or two behind the Us.
Great vid...appreciate the work you put into each and everyone of your vids!!!
Thanks Steve, I really appreciate the comment brother. If you can get past the weight of the framer, you'll love it brother.
Your welcome!
I think it will be an easy transition as I’m using a Bostitch coil framer and it’s only a pound lighter. Add in a coil of nails, it probably works out the same! Then add in the pluses of quieter function and NO HOSE.......i think I just talked myself into buying it sooner! Hahaha
Cheers brother...can’t wait for your next vid!!
Hahaha, it definitely sounds like you did Steve 🤣 Thanks brother 👊
I think it’s more than a month or two before we get the new milwaukee tool lines here in Canada. I usually hop over the border to get stuff sooner, but this lockdown screwed that up.
The framing nailer is trash. It will go out, there’s a nitrogen spring that will leak out after so many nails
Rambo mode 😂😂😂😂
I love Milwaukee but my brad nailer always tips the nails after a rack is about 1/4 left of rack left. WTF
Does it take special nails? I mean compared to a air nailer
Nope
Be careful it’s powerful! If nailing a double it’ll pole through the other side!
Why has Milwaukee went with a 20 degree finishing nailer? These nails don’t seem to be in stock at Home Depot or Lowe’s. Have you you heard anything regarding their decision to go with that angle of finishing nail?
I haven't, but I know what you mean. I made the same comment in a different video stating the same thing. Not sure why they are so hard to find 😕
The only 20 degree nails that I can find in Canada were dewalt nails on Amazon and I’m not sure the Milwaukee will like that, it might get a rash and that not real nice like! Lol
Your doing an awesome job , keep up the great work!
@@greghoskin1726 tha ks brother 👊👊👊
When the hell is the Gen 2 finish nailer coming out. The delay for that item is ridiculous
Hopefully this year
@@ToolReviewZone thanks boss!
You got it K👊👊
1:38 20-22 gauge? Those are some massive pin nails. Jk I know what you mean.
why is it orange?
They changed their colors
@@ToolReviewZone lol
Bro, the nailer looks so orange I thought you were reviewing a rigid.
I thought he was going to talk about the now obsolete..? paslode gas gun
It’s his camera, in person it is VERY red
My question is… Milwaukee or hitachi cordless guns… I never use hitachi
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I love the 21° nailer but its too heavy for 1 hand lol
Haha, definitely not lite
Aw
Getting warmer in Ohio?
60s = tank tops Meat!!🤣🤣
@@ToolReviewZone Real Nass like, brother. Keep up the good work.
Lol, thanks Meat👊👊👊
Lol
at first after it appeared on the market in eastern europe milwauke was a bit lesser known ... after a while it was known that it is an American company .. I thought it was something especially top American technology and expectations were high ... after for a while I was able to get a more accurate impression of milwaukee products .... made in china .. poor quality visible from the materials used in the case ... tools almost new or little used fails give way to the complex electronics brushless motors ...
of course it fell from the top of the best tools ... just like most brands although they have good performance and even better than those of the old generation are worse in terms of quality ... can no longer be called heavy duty tools .... a lot of design and advertising / marketing of trickery and theft ...
to this famous brand .... closed batteries without ventilation for cooling / chargers without cooling fans ????
only now I saw that they took out a huge charger with cooling fan for high capacity batteries ... as if they made a great technological discovery .... what about the tools that don't need
of large batteries ..with 5 ah batteries that do not have ventilation holes or chargers for them remain the same without fan ...
I am sorry for the city and the factory with this beautiful American name and for the possible tradition of the quality of American products ...
Super slomo .... Jim Carey style 😂