Ryobi one+ 18 gauge stapler is better than the Ryobi 18 gauge brad nailer!

Video tells everything, make sure same 18 gauge brand nail and dis advantage is you can only use 1 1/2 long brad nails on the Staple gun.

[@cl2kcool]

you are right, but the nailer can shot upto 2" long.

[@reiocampo2279]

Thanks! Good to know! Save me a bunch of money pare!

[@stevelane1956]

I have the P360 Narrow Crown Stapler and it worked great for a while and now the LED lights come on but it doesn`t fire, no noise or any attempt to fire, very frustrating, i`ve taken the front off and lubed it but nothing.

[@stargatefever]

Man my air nailer does same thing and i bought the brad nailer a few weeks ago thinking it would do the same. I should i just got the stapler

[@ITWorksSoftware]

5:34 don’t nail your toes 😂

[@KirklandBartley-zy4qs]

T shirts and hat printings machine

[@Seriph1]

There seems to be different models available. Do you know which model this one is? Thanks. steve

[@gurutrips9440]

I believe this is the airstrike I could be wrong though.

[@wireikon]

@@gurutrips9440 I think its -> Ryobi P360

[@jakeflo4215]

Obviously this demonstration is for home use not for career carpenter.

[@devilefan]

You can't really say one is better than the other because they are different as far as what they shoot.... if you're going to make a comparison then make it with some thing that uses the same accessories and/or ammo....Not to mention there are certain applications that one or the other will be either better or worse depending on what it is

[@NNITRED]

He's just demonstrating that nails can be sideloaded just like any other electric stapler. He's saying it's better because of the 2n1 aspect. We all know there are limitations.