I just bought one online on home depot with two free tools $349. You have choices I picked the circular saw and jigsaw. Great deal shoot out to Tool Boss for the heads up.
Ok so today was the first day I had a chance to use this nailer. And yes it is worth the money. I used it framing walls for about 3 solid hours. I definitely would recommend it.
I’m sure you’ve figured this out by now but to conserve battery life the tool will go to sleep after a set amount of time of inactivity has elapsed. That grip switch is there to wake the tool up when you grab it without having to hit a separate switch that’s located in an inconvenient spot elsewhere on the tool. At least that’s what I’ve seen other reviewers say it does. One review comparing it to the Milwaukee actually specifically called it out as a great idea. They said that they’re often holding a wall up with one hand and they go to sink nails with the Milwaukee only to find it’s gone to sleep and the switch to wake it up can’t be accessed one handed while you’re holding the tool as though you’re ready to fire nails.
I've been a Ridgid user for years but have been wanting to switch to Milwalkee and I had bought the Milwalkee framing nailer but returned it and bought the Ridgid. I like Milwalkee's plethora of tool selection which is why I now have both, but you can't beat Ridgid's LSA so I am hoping that they keep up with the Milwalkee tool selection.
I’m a DIY guy and have 2 if the Ryobi nailers and they work just fine but want a frame nailer just because. It’s $30 more expensive than Ryobi so it just may be worth it. You always put out a good video so please keep it up on your testing.
Great review, just got mine today. Reading the operator manual page nine under installing/removing battery pack under the second NOTE it says the grip switch is to activate the nailer whenever the battery pack is removed or replaced or the tool enters into inactive mode. Thanks for pointing me in the direction of this tool.
I have most of the Rigid line of tools. Definitely going to be getting this, thanks for the honest review. My guess for the button that typically lights an LED is they probably share grips among multiple tools. Even though this one doesn't have a light they may use a grip from another tool that does to save cost on building different grips. 🤷♂️
I truly appreciate the review, thanks! However, you just destroyed an $800 piece of lumber! It would've been cheaper to just use your leg to nail into.
Hi Mike I just bought my 21 degree framing nailer I an real excited about using it I have been a Ridgid person for 6 yes now and I like there tools Mr. Gibson
Great video brother! ive been having a hard time deciding between the dewalt or rigid and your insights definitly helped me realize rigid is the way to go! cant beat that lifetime warrenty either ;) defiinitly got a sub and a like from me. All the best dude!
Another Excellent video👌🏽, interesting tool, I have a 10 year old Makita framing nailer I bought for a project back then that has remained in the box new and unused for all these years, seeing this nailer got me interested in getting one of these, hope it doesn’t end up like the Makita…
Curious as to how the nailer has held up after the 1 year marker . Also curious as to if your nailer is comparable to the 30 degree nailer and if there was a difference / commonality between the two types of nailers (21 vs 30) and the pros or cons of each. Great initial video and initial final thoughts, looking forward to a follow up, and comparison to the 30 degree Rigid cordless framing nailer. Many Thanks !
Same! but you'll probably need to check out other YT videos for longevity.. especially since this vid came from YT creator who is being endorsed to review tools
I’ve been getting replacement batteries for my 18v for over 15 years. Literally dozens of batteries…free! I love Milwaukee but just can’t make the switch
It's crazy that Makita hasn't come out with gun. I've got their new 18 gauge and its very good. I finally gave up and bought the Hitachi gun(awesome). That's after being on Makita 18v since the beginning.
Good review! I didnt even know they had a cordless nailer. I have two of the Milwaukee nailers, I bought into Milwaukee tools years ago. I think overall they are great nailers, but they are definitely targeted more towards remodels, small projects, or oops I forgot some blocking. Mainly because of the weight and the awkwardness of these nailers. I can’t speak for the ridgid obvious I don’t own one but it looks just as awkward to use. All in all great guns to own because they do save time. Still a long way to go until they overcome pneaumatic nailers in my opinion.
Have a Bosch platform for electric. Hitachi on pneumatic. Looking at this for siding. Beats dragging a hose around and moving a compressor. Plus the 21 degree full head nails work with my Hitachi. On another comparison, the Ridgid was almost as fast as the Milwaukee.
The gun “goes to sleep.” The button wakes up the gun. You’ll see the green light on the back comes back on letting you know the gun is ready. (It’s instant, no delay to wake)
Damn, I just bought into the Ryobi platform with their 18 volt brad gun and finish gun. I’m actually surprised at how good they work and that’s real nice like.
@@ToolReviewZone thanks for posting this video! I’m hoping to get into carpentry (Framing specifically) possibly for a living soon. I’ve been looking for a battery framing nailer that would work for framing decks and houses. This video give me an idea of what to look for once I can afford to buy one. How’s the kick-back during the bump-mode though? I have left hemiplegia (so not full range of motion I. My left side) so I need to make sure I buy tools with top safety features.
Hey Brother. Great video. Are you still planning on doing that follow-up video for the 18 volt framing nailer. What's better clipped head or round head? And what kind of nails can you use with it.
Hi TRZ, I hope during 2020 covid time Dewalt team were really thinking about how to improve and redesign some of their 20v tool line, LOL... Nice that all these tool companies are improving their tool line. Thanks for the video....😀👍 Michael C - (WA)
This a nice like Clint I think your right about that switch it was probably originally designed to have a light and then they just changed it but they didn't take that out of the design maybe they will redesign it and those wires exposed it's messy you need to put some kind of light dark mesh to cover that up so you don't see them
Curious about the rubber tip vs a more aggressive metal tip for toe nailing. Thanks for the video. I just ran into you a few days ago and have already watched several of your videos.
Can you do a Milwaukee vs AEG(ridgid) thinking about getting this to swap for my Milwaukee because in New Zealand Milwaukee decided to remove bump fire don’t know why
Brushless 21° 3-1/2 in. Framing Nailer: Compatible with RIDGID Extended Capacity Magazine (AC102EM21) - Accepts 2 full strips of nails for increased productivity (product sold separately)
several months back I saw these where coming out, only the 21* was out at the time and I have boxes of 30* nails to use so I waited, last week I saw HD had the 30* available so I snatched one up, the part i'm having trouble with is the owners manual talks about checking the pressure in the little air tank thing (or whatever it is) after the first use to make sure it's at 125 PSI but the air valve looks different from the normal shrader valve, like you would see on a car tire, so not sure how to check or "top off" the tank for optimum performance.
The only issue I have at this time, is with the price. HD sells the gun alone or the gun with 2 - 2 ah batteries. Charger is extra. Getting the gun with the 2 batteries and the charger is over 400 bucks with the gun pk on sale. If you opt for the charger and a 4ah battery, the combination would be over 500. Now with the lifetime warranty and daily use, it might be worth it. But you would think that Ridgid would put a package together with a 4ah battery, charger and gun to entice people to switch to their platform. Even professionals like myself have to weigh the advantages and money making aspects of a purchase. Price is always a consideration and remembering that many of my bigger tools were less in cost, I have to do some thinking.
It goes by the AEG brand name here down under. I have the Milwaukee framer already but I will definitely give this one a go. To ad to my already 5k nzd AEG cordless tools I have.
Well, that’s not true, but you can believe what you want. A handful of prominent UA-camrs have spoken with the Kobalt “powers that be” and they vehemently disagree that they are going to stop that line. With the intro of the XTR line, they are adding prosumers to their Arsenal.
Note on warranty: Ridgid "prefers" you buy from Home Depot. I was told by HD employees that there is some agreement between HD and Ridgid regarding Lifetime warranty. Examples: I purchased from online Ridgid Dealer a dual battery card and Lifetime warranty was declined-they said only 3 years. Purchased battery from eBay from Hardware Store and Lifetime Warranty was declined-they said only 3 years. All my tools/batteries registered with Ridgid and all receipts uploaded. All reference emails saved. Kinda misleading, but worth paying the extra at HD for piece of mind. HD (I was told) replaces on the spot. Just FYI.
Not sure if the orange tip is so good, looks like it would be hard to toe nail with. Also would like to see it nail into two 2x4's for real life situations.
I need to invest in battery nailer framing, 15, and 18 GA and as you may know I use all Dewalt but not sure on what nailer platform I want to invest in, I do know not Dewalt. I am actually thinking Senco.
Hey sir, I was wondering, would you make a review on the Senko cordless Framing nailer? Or maybe one of those iconic videos of yours putting one against the other? That’d be awesome
As a framing nailer that thing needs a more aggressive safety tip. Rubber is nice on Brad an pin nailers for finishing work rubbers gonna sucks when u have to toe nail a nail in a tight space. Your gonna wish that tip had a spike to grab the wood. Definitely a nice gun would just like to see a more aggressive tip.
Maybe testing it with two 2x4 nailed together to see how well it sinks them. This way, we don't know. Inconclusive. I have rigid stuff to and considering this one.
Great video! I bought the R09895 (30 deg framing nailer) for a house build a few days ago, and it has lost power significantly! Found out that you have to refill these nailers with air every 50,000 nails or so, but I can't get it to refill!! (I'm using a tire inflator attachment on my air line amd holding it on for 30 to 45 sec but it isn't filling) Have you had better luck recharging the air tank on these bad boys!!???? Cheers!
@@zelmd8963 good info for sure! I am using a 4Ah battery and have made sure that it was fully charged etc. It really is acting like it's "low on air" much the same as a pneumatic gun acts when I forget to turn on the air compressor and it runs down a bit (that happens more than I'd like to admit! :-) I find nothing online about filling the air chamber on these cordless framing guns.. Weird... Cheers!
@@zelmd8963 been chasing Ridgid for a bit now, and have it narrowed down to "it probably has to be put into service mode to refill the air tank" bit nobody wants (or can!) tell me how to do that. Great nailer and batteries for life etc, but mine is now sitting in my shop unusable while I go back to dragging air lines around. Not cool RIDGID!!!
This one and the AEG look almost identical. The big difference with the AEG one coming out is that you can refill it with your air compressor when it eventually leaks down, unlike the others that you have to pay for a service with expensive nitrogen and whatever else some of them use. And they claim it will run for 20,000 nails before requiring a top up. Self service gets my vote.
That’s been my outlook with not wanting to be bummed out on the Milwaukee. It may be a lil better than the HPT (although the Milwaukee is heavier noticeably which matters.)but I can take my lil regulator I bought under $50 and refill my hpt when it inevitably loses pressure. That’s a winning feature many will be happy with in the few years to come.
I really can't believe TTI would make a Rigid framing nailer that out preforms their own Milwaukee line. Either one is overpriced or one is just TTI orange or TTI lime green sharing the same internals.
My wife bought me the 30 degree Milwaukee for my birthday. Just wish i could afford the lumber to use it on.
Hahahaha, I agree 👍🤣
That's a good Wife!
Can you use the full head nails in the 30 degree Ridgid?
I've got some wood you can use when your wife is done with it.
Milwaukee is far superior.
I just bought one online on home depot with two free tools $349. You have choices I picked the circular saw and jigsaw. Great deal shoot out to Tool Boss for the heads up.
Love everything about this review. Real, honest, straightforward. Please continue to deliver these videos.
Ok so today was the first day I had a chance to use this nailer. And yes it is worth the money. I used it framing walls for about 3 solid hours. I definitely would recommend it.
I’m sure you’ve figured this out by now but to conserve battery life the tool will go to sleep after a set amount of time of inactivity has elapsed. That grip switch is there to wake the tool up when you grab it without having to hit a separate switch that’s located in an inconvenient spot elsewhere on the tool. At least that’s what I’ve seen other reviewers say it does. One review comparing it to the Milwaukee actually specifically called it out as a great idea. They said that they’re often holding a wall up with one hand and they go to sink nails with the Milwaukee only to find it’s gone to sleep and the switch to wake it up can’t be accessed one handed while you’re holding the tool as though you’re ready to fire nails.
Last month I got mine and it is amazing as are all my Rigid tools. The finish nailer is just as great.
I finally got mine, can't wait to use it
I've been a Ridgid user for years but have been wanting to switch to Milwalkee and I had bought the Milwalkee framing nailer but returned it and bought the Ridgid. I like Milwalkee's plethora of tool selection which is why I now have both, but you can't beat Ridgid's LSA so I am hoping that they keep up with the Milwalkee tool selection.
I’m a DIY guy and have 2 if the Ryobi nailers and they work just fine but want a frame nailer just because. It’s $30 more expensive than Ryobi so it just may be worth it.
You always put out a good video so please keep it up on your testing.
Yep, I'll be picking one up and yes I'm in construction.
Great review, just got mine today. Reading the operator manual page nine under installing/removing battery pack under the second NOTE it says the grip switch is to activate the nailer whenever the battery pack is removed or replaced or the tool enters into inactive mode. Thanks for pointing me in the direction of this tool.
I have most of the Rigid line of tools. Definitely going to be getting this, thanks for the honest review. My guess for the button that typically lights an LED is they probably share grips among multiple tools. Even though this one doesn't have a light they may use a grip from another tool that does to save cost on building different grips. 🤷♂️
I truly appreciate the review, thanks! However, you just destroyed an $800 piece of lumber! It would've been cheaper to just use your leg to nail into.
Hahahah, I was thinking the same tbiwhen recording this Bret lmao 🤣🤣🤣👊👊👊👊
nah surely not? This is a $6 piece of pine.
@@oo0Spyder0oo get out from under your rock, covid had prices as high as 13 dollars
Thanks Tool Review for your information and video 📹👍I appreciate you
Thanks brother 👊
Love your personnality bro ! Very entertaining and informative 👍
Thanks Charles!!!!!
Just ordered this one for the LSA awesome review Clint
Worked like a champ in summer but not built for cold northern Canadian winter.
From a full charge, 5 nails and failed.
For normal climate its great
Thanks for the review just bought me one.
Let me know how you like it Mac 👊
Hi Mike I just bought my 21 degree framing nailer I an real excited about using it I have been a Ridgid person for 6 yes now and I like there tools Mr. Gibson
Do you still have to fill this with air? I heard the 30 degree version needs to be charged to 125 psi from time to time. Thanks for the review.
I just got mine yesterday. Freaking thing is heavy as hell! Can't wait to test it out! I need some nails... huh.
Great video brother! ive been having a hard time deciding between the dewalt or rigid and your insights definitly helped me realize rigid is the way to go! cant beat that lifetime warrenty either ;) defiinitly got a sub and a like from me. All the best dude!
Hey! About to buy this foooor sure now. Ridgid guy Here, expanding my lineup for future projects. Thanks man!
Another Excellent video👌🏽, interesting tool, I have a 10 year old Makita framing nailer I bought for a project back then that has remained in the box new and unused for all these years, seeing this nailer got me interested in getting one of these, hope it doesn’t end up like the Makita…
Thanks for the comment and info Gordon!!!
Curious as to how the nailer has held up after the 1 year marker . Also curious as to if your nailer is comparable to the 30 degree nailer and if there was a difference / commonality between the two types of nailers (21 vs 30) and the pros or cons of each.
Great initial video and initial final thoughts, looking forward to a follow up, and comparison to the 30 degree Rigid cordless framing nailer. Many Thanks !
Same! but you'll probably need to check out other YT videos for longevity.. especially since this vid came from YT creator who is being endorsed to review tools
My rigid framer hammer is stuck out any ideas? I took mag off to beat it in an it’s still stuck
I’ve been getting replacement batteries for my 18v for over 15 years. Literally dozens of batteries…free! I love Milwaukee but just can’t make the switch
I want one for sure .
Damn you, Makita! Even Ridgid beat you to market with this. At this pace, Ryobi will be ahead of you.
It's crazy that Makita hasn't come out with gun. I've got their new 18 gauge and its very good. I finally gave up and bought the Hitachi gun(awesome). That's after being on Makita 18v since the beginning.
Good review! I didnt even know they had a cordless nailer. I have two of the Milwaukee nailers, I bought into Milwaukee tools years ago. I think overall they are great nailers, but they are definitely targeted more towards remodels, small projects, or oops I forgot some blocking. Mainly because of the weight and the awkwardness of these nailers. I can’t speak for the ridgid obvious I don’t own one but it looks just as awkward to use. All in all great guns to own because they do save time. Still a long way to go until they overcome pneaumatic nailers in my opinion.
Nailed the video bro! One can tell that Ridgid is gunning for the pro’s approval. 😎👍🍺
Hahaha, nice Dan The Man 🤣🤣👊
Being a Rigid guy , Go Rigid Go 🤙🍻🇨🇦
4amp18v ridgid battery twin pack $99
For home repair and project use should I grab the 21 or 30 degree ? Don’t really know the difference besides the type of bails they use
Have a Bosch platform for electric. Hitachi on pneumatic. Looking at this for siding. Beats dragging a hose around and moving a compressor. Plus the 21 degree full head nails work with my Hitachi. On another comparison, the Ridgid was almost as fast as the Milwaukee.
The gun “goes to sleep.” The button wakes up the gun. You’ll see the green light on the back comes back on letting you know the gun is ready. (It’s instant, no delay to wake)
Dang. That feature along with the physical switch for the bump fire makes it better than the Milwaukee. After all it’s the same hardware too.
Thank you so much I was just like the guy in the video going well I don’t know what that does, doesn’t seem to do anything🤣
Need this in my life.
Cheers Clint, from England
Damn, I just bought into the Ryobi platform with their 18 volt brad gun and finish gun. I’m actually surprised at how good they work and that’s real nice like.
Ryobi makes great nailers. I actually have one of their newest nailers coming to the channel this weekend 👊
@@ToolReviewZone Now I wish Ryobi would get in on the Framing Nailer now that we know TTI makes a great one!
@@ToolReviewZone thanks for posting this video! I’m hoping to get into carpentry (Framing specifically) possibly for a living soon. I’ve been looking for a battery framing nailer that would work for framing decks and houses. This video give me an idea of what to look for once I can afford to buy one. How’s the kick-back during the bump-mode though? I have left hemiplegia (so not full range of motion I. My left side) so I need to make sure I buy tools with top safety features.
Hi Aaron. No kickback bro. You'll be ok with this👊
@@ToolReviewZone ok. Thank you for letting me know!
Hey Brother. Great video. Are you still planning on doing that follow-up video for the 18 volt framing nailer. What's better clipped head or round head? And what kind of nails can you use with it.
Hi TRZ,
I hope during 2020 covid time Dewalt team were really thinking about how to improve and redesign some of their 20v tool line, LOL...
Nice that all these tool companies are improving their tool line.
Thanks for the video....😀👍
Michael C - (WA)
I agree Michael brother. Dewalt, what's going on over there 🤷
Hey Clint! That’s REAL NASS LIKE! Might have to check it out for the LIFETIME Warranty!
Can't beat it brother
This a nice like Clint I think your right about that switch it was probably originally designed to have a light and then they just changed it but they didn't take that out of the design maybe they will redesign it and those wires exposed it's messy you need to put some kind of light dark mesh to cover that up so you don't see them
Absolutely brother
Extended magazine takes me back to the Nail Gun in some videogames HaHaHaHa.
Curious about the rubber tip vs a more aggressive metal tip for toe nailing. Thanks for the video. I just ran into you a few days ago and have already watched several of your videos.
The nails are .ugh better for toenails 👊 Also, I really appreciate the comment Stephen. Hope your enjoying the content brother 👊
@@ToolReviewZone .ugh? Looks like the rubber tip comes off?
I'll be getting the Makita to rigid battery adapter and pick this rigid tool up. I'll have to paint it blue?
I can't wait for the 30* to come up to canada. I'm loving what I just saw from this 21*.
Why do you prefer 30*?
Where I'm at on northern Ontario 30deg nails are what's common, hard to find 21deg strips
I just purchased the new 18v 30° framing nailer. And I gotta say . It feels a lot heavier than 10 lbs.
Can you compare this to senco cordless brushless angle finish nail gun.
Definitely gonna get two of those!!! That little button is for the light on all my other tools…. Just saying…
He says a couple times that it does not have an led light on this tool
Can you do a Milwaukee vs AEG(ridgid) thinking about getting this to swap for my Milwaukee because in New Zealand Milwaukee decided to remove bump fire don’t know why
Have you done a follow up review on the Ridgid framing nailer or the ryobi framing nailer?
Got mine today
Brushless 21° 3-1/2 in. Framing Nailer: Compatible with RIDGID Extended Capacity Magazine (AC102EM21) - Accepts 2 full strips of nails for increased productivity (product sold separately)
Excellent info brother man Ron 👊👊👊👊
Got a link ??
several months back I saw these where coming out, only the 21* was out at the time and I have boxes of 30* nails to use so I waited, last week I saw HD had the 30* available so I snatched one up, the part i'm having trouble with is the owners manual talks about checking the pressure in the little air tank thing (or whatever it is) after the first use to make sure it's at 125 PSI but the air valve looks different from the normal shrader valve, like you would see on a car tire, so not sure how to check or "top off" the tank for optimum performance.
Find anything out about the air pressure?
@@tylerwilcox4456 no, but I haven't bothered to try to be honest.
Had a coworker buy it fresh temp went to -6 barely shot into two pieces of soft 2x6 plus the batteries are built nice but are good for warmer seasons
Won’t recommend if you’re anywhere near Canada
Real naaas like I want one 😍
Mine won't set them all the way. 90% of time have issues. Any ideas. It's 21⁰ . 3" nails.
oh my! Maybe there is hope Ryobi will now add an Air Strike framing nailer to their portfolio.
I think you will be seeing one soon
Do a review on the new ridgid 6.5 inch circ saw. Thanks
I work at the beach, does it take stainless ring nails?
The only issue I have at this time, is with the price. HD sells the gun alone or the gun with 2 - 2 ah batteries. Charger is extra. Getting the gun with the 2 batteries and the charger is over 400 bucks with the gun pk on sale. If you opt for the charger and a 4ah battery, the combination would be over 500. Now with the lifetime warranty and daily use, it might be worth it. But you would think that Ridgid would put a package together with a 4ah battery, charger and gun to entice people to switch to their platform. Even professionals like myself have to weigh the advantages and money making aspects of a purchase.
Price is always a consideration and remembering that many of my bigger tools were less in cost, I have to do some thinking.
About time they did this LOL
Im waiting for the ryobi one
I wouldn't be surprised if you see one soon
I Wish just for the price point. I am tired of paying over 300 for the dewalt
id buy one.
Yes! Please I've been waiting for one as well!
It goes by the AEG brand name here down under. I have the Milwaukee framer already but I will definitely give this one a go. To ad to my already 5k nzd AEG cordless tools I have.
Did you end up getting it? I got all Aeg tools too but I'm thinking of getting the hikoki framer. Paslodes are rubbish on rimu here
@@ObliqueVisualsNz I have got it and it smashes through Rimu
FINALLY!!
If you pull off the mar protector does it have toenail barbs?
Yup 👊
What i'm I doing wrong with mine I shot one nail and it goes into Jam Mode and I have to wait until it resets to shot the next one?
Wrong Guage or degree nail possibility 🤔
@@ToolReviewZone found out my single shot to three shot was not fully pushed over
I just loaded nails in mine to finally try it out. nothing. a click. anyone know what I'm doing wrong? or not doing?
Nice Nailer
The reb ON THAT THING is REAL NASSSSSS LIKE 👍🏽
Haha, definitely real nass like Dewalt 👍
Could that switch in the handle be a sensor? Possibly to just sense your hands on the grip? Thanks for the review.... It was REAL NAAS LIKE!
That's what I thought to at first Jaso, but I even tried it without pressing it and worked the same. Made no difference bro👊
Thank you for the review! If Ryobi or Kobalt (sigh…) doesn’t get it together sooner than later, I may have to look at this.
Kobalt is disappearing they changing over to Flex.
Well, that’s not true, but you can believe what you want. A handful of prominent UA-camrs have spoken with the Kobalt “powers that be” and they vehemently disagree that they are going to stop that line. With the intro of the XTR line, they are adding prosumers to their Arsenal.
Sorry, professionals to their Arsenal.
@@tinksfawn08 Time will tell! Thanks for your input!
Question, when can we purchase this tool? I’ve seen reviews for months, ugh!
Note on warranty: Ridgid "prefers" you buy from Home Depot. I was told by HD employees that there is some agreement between HD and Ridgid regarding Lifetime warranty. Examples: I purchased from online Ridgid Dealer a dual battery card and Lifetime warranty was declined-they said only 3 years. Purchased battery from eBay from Hardware Store and Lifetime Warranty was declined-they said only 3 years. All my tools/batteries registered with Ridgid and all receipts uploaded. All reference emails saved. Kinda misleading, but worth paying the extra at HD for piece of mind. HD (I was told) replaces on the spot. Just FYI.
Direct tools outlet sells "Blemished" which are brand new Ridgid with the LSA. Recon only get 1 year warranty.
Waiting on the 30° nailer.
One year review is needed
That button is for the light. It is on most cordless ridgid tools
Hey can I have that board for an acupuncture mat?
Not sure if the orange tip is so good, looks like it would be hard to toe nail with. Also would like to see it nail into two 2x4's for real life situations.
The grip button shows the status light on the base of the handle
I need to invest in battery nailer framing, 15, and 18 GA and as you may know I use all Dewalt but not sure on what nailer platform I want to invest in, I do know not Dewalt. I am actually thinking Senco.
Omg a Belt Clip lmfao 🤣 sagging pants boxers showing with this on a belt clip handing on pants 👖like a gangsta lmfao 😂🤣 @ToolReviewZone
Hahah
Hey sir, I was wondering, would you make a review on the Senko cordless Framing nailer? Or maybe one of those iconic videos of yours putting one against the other? That’d be awesome
I'll see if I can make it happen Rosas👊
@@ToolReviewZone I hope you can! Nothing would be better than watching a review in your iconic style, sir!
Haha, thanks brother
Is that rafter hook plastic or metal? @ToolReviewZone
Plastic brother
@@ToolReviewZone omg all them nice features and the chinzed out on a metal rafter hook that is low down and dirty broski
Shame rigid isn’t such a big thing in the UK, you either use de Walt or makita. Very few Milwaukee
Bought the Hitachi framing nailer nearly three year ago, yes it's heavy but it has been excellent.
Newbie here - can I use this framing nailer with finish nails? Thanks.
No
That switch that didn't do anything is for the optional beer cooler. You need to install the custom keg.
As a framing nailer that thing needs a more aggressive safety tip. Rubber is nice on Brad an pin nailers for finishing work rubbers gonna sucks when u have to toe nail a nail in a tight space. Your gonna wish that tip had a spike to grab the wood. Definitely a nice gun would just like to see a more aggressive tip.
The rubber comes off and it's aggressive then.
Maybe testing it with two 2x4 nailed together to see how well it sinks them. This way, we don't know. Inconclusive. I have rigid stuff to and considering this one.
I just joined the Ridgid platform mainly for this item since ryobi has failed us without releasing a framing nailer.
How about a demo of it actually nailing a 2X4 to another 2X4. Will it still sink the nails?
once you tweak the depth adjuster properly it will
Great video! I bought the R09895 (30 deg framing nailer) for a house build a few days ago, and it has lost power significantly! Found out that you have to refill these nailers with air every 50,000 nails or so, but I can't get it to refill!! (I'm using a tire inflator attachment on my air line amd holding it on for 30 to 45 sec but it isn't filling) Have you had better luck recharging the air tank on these bad boys!!???? Cheers!
Make sure you are using the batteries 3Ah or higher for best performance. The batteries 2Ah are not recommended by users manual.
@@zelmd8963 good info for sure! I am using a 4Ah battery and have made sure that it was fully charged etc. It really is acting like it's "low on air" much the same as a pneumatic gun acts when I forget to turn on the air compressor and it runs down a bit (that happens more than I'd like to admit! :-)
I find nothing online about filling the air chamber on these cordless framing guns.. Weird...
Cheers!
@@markyounger319 good luck! if you get this done successfully please post the video. You will be the first one :)
@@zelmd8963 been chasing Ridgid for a bit now, and have it narrowed down to "it probably has to be put into service mode to refill the air tank" bit nobody wants (or can!) tell me how to do that. Great nailer and batteries for life etc, but mine is now sitting in my shop unusable while I go back to dragging air lines around. Not cool RIDGID!!!
Any update on this loss of power? Just got one and second day using it and it stopped driving nails all the way.
If you face north and listen really closely you can hear me applauding the lack of a flywheel! 👏👏👏
Hahahaha guy 👊🤣
Very good demo! Thanks
I hope ryobi comes out with a dirt cheap one lol the TTI trio
You NAILED it. I’m sorry I had to lol
Hahaha 👊👊🤣
Yah, it has an LSA.
BUT CAN YOU ACTUALLY REGISTER IT?
This one and the AEG look almost identical. The big difference with the AEG one coming out is that you can refill it with your air compressor when it eventually leaks down, unlike the others that you have to pay for a service with expensive nitrogen and whatever else some of them use. And they claim it will run for 20,000 nails before requiring a top up. Self service gets my vote.
That’s been my outlook with not wanting to be bummed out on the Milwaukee. It may be a lil better than the HPT (although the Milwaukee is heavier noticeably which matters.)but I can take my lil regulator I bought under $50 and refill my hpt when it inevitably loses pressure. That’s a winning feature many will be happy with in the few years to come.
Just FYI. Rigid is AEG here in The US.
@@drewt6235 Righto, I suspected it was a rebadging, they all look the same but thanks for clarifying it. Cheers
Do you have the link to how and where it is refilled please
Can someone explain this? I don't understand how the air compressor is applicable to this battery-powered nailer? Thx
Real nass like 🤙🏻
I really can't believe TTI would make a Rigid framing nailer that out preforms their own Milwaukee line. Either one is overpriced or one is just TTI orange or TTI lime green sharing the same internals.