NEW 18V AEG Framing Nailer A18F10FN - Ridgid Battery Framer [2021]
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2021
- oztootalk take a look at the brand new (available TOMORROW) AEG Framer!
This brushless 18V Framing Nailer (Ridgid R09894B in the US), is the first in the market which can be re-gassed by the user via a standard inflating valve! It just requires a compressor capable of 125 PSI.
2020 Framer Comparison here - • Framing Gun Comparison...
Model A18F10FN has the following specifications:
- 5.1kg (with battery)
- 3 Nail per Second fire rate, no ramp up time
- 50mm - 90mm nail length
- 67 nail capacity (standard magazine)
- Extended Magazine available
- Drives Up To 750 Nails Per Charge with supplied with 4Ah batteries
- Refillable Air Canister
- Dry Fire Lockout
- LED Feedback
- Powerful F-RAPIDFIRE Motor
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Sweet, heaps of info cheers guys. Was stuck between the pasload, hikoko and Makita framing gun. Now I've decided to go a aeg!
cheers
Just ordered the Ridgid version and its coming in today. It is the 21 degree nailer, I see AEG seems to have a better tool lineup than the US counterpart in Ridgid.
Everyone ive heard with the AEG and Ridgid seem to like it so I can't wait to get it.
I agree on the battery, I have a 2ah that came with something i bought and they feel cheaper than my older ones.
cheers mixwell
Great review guys. I’ve only just bought the sub compact drill and drill driver combo and I’m very impressed. I’m thinking I’ll start moving across AEG platform for all my tool upgrades from now on. Thanks!
nice David
Shit bunch of tools, got a 9pc kit, impact shit out 2months later. No longer drives screws in to Concrete Skillsaw has no power and only cuts smooth with Brand new blade. Cordless Stopped for 2 months while hanging doors. About 5 doors out of 16. But had Dewalt handy on site
Just purchased this Framer tho, so good so far
Well imo on a Brand new kit
My dad and I got this today and we love it (we had a big play as you do with new toys). Only thing we found we're not keen on is the connection for the compressor. If you have the BHPV18-0 tyre pump, It is abit of a bugger to connect it due to the mag being in the way. I think the reason why is because the yanks Ridgid(aeg) uses 21°, where we use 30°-34° and they didn't account for that. Otherwise fun tool, it will do the job and you can show those paslode pesant whos king lol
Interesting, i hadn't considered the 21deg thing and that would explain it.
Nice 👌🏻
Brilliant presentation tgankYou
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice Cordless Framing nailer from AEG… just note the Hikoki/Metabo HTP air cartridge is refillable and uses a stinger threaded fitting (ring seal) kit with a reg. precharge air to 110 psi (759 kPa) in Maintenace mode).
EU & ASME safety rate pneumatics at 4 x S.F. (Burst pres) Knowing that, the Metabo could also be precharged by an extra 10-15% ie 120 psi ( 835 kPa) compressed air OR nitrogen which improves cold weather & max drive performance (May yet match Milwaukee’s m18 Fuel nailer).
*Metabo 18 & 36v Pin, Brad & finish nailers are ALSO customer rechargeable & could benefit max drive by a slightly higher precharge. OEM charge kit available in some countries.
Wow, we need you on the payroll lol.
Lots of info to digest there.
Thanks John (Mike)
Well there you go the original version of what we got here in the states the ridgid I wonder when we're going to get the 18 v cordless Rivert gun AEG already has one i have seen sneak peek pictures of it the ridgid version online in Canada but nothing in the us yet I'm sure next year will announce it since all the tools that new AEG tools got that is being rebranded Ridgid has been pushed back I'm sure you guys over there know about the max output line probably call something different under the background from TTI
Thanks guys & appreciate your work. New sube from New Zealand. I have a question please. Have you tested the Hikoki 36V Brushless 350mm Chainsaw. C3635DB(G4Z) ? 🙏🏾👍🏾🔔🤙🏾
hi Antonio. cheers mate. Yes we've played with it on Instagram (have a look in our older posts).
It seems great, but a shame they’re 12 months late to the party. I had to get its big brother the M18 Nailer and the one hand recip saw this time last year. Now let us dream of a plunge saw. Looking forward to the comparison video.
yeah be interesting to see if a plunge saw is in the works!
Nice to be able to get all the tools, I've used AEG for years then they pulled out of Europe (long before brexit) and it's almost impossible to even get a battery now except from eBay where the prices are extortionate.
I have contacted AEG "Europe" many times and not once have I ever got an answer, so doesn't bode well for my extended warranties I expect.
Such a shame that I now am considering dumping the lot and re-investing in a brand that I can easily obtain here in the UK, I don't rate DeWalt, Stanley or B&D and neither am I keen on Milwaukee (sister brand to AEG) so looks like I'll be heading for Makita.
Have a look at the prices of Ridgid power tools in the US, they're the same as AEG. The tools can be bought through a store called Home Depot but I'm not sure if they will ship to the UK or not, it's worth having a look anyway
All i can say is you wont be disappointed with Makita. I use a large range of their 18v gear and also have a Milwaukee framing nailer and 2nd gen 18ga finisher.
The only other brand id consider using would be Hikoki and their 36v range at this stage in my career.
@@a-carpenter9229 Yeah I considered that but the import duties and taxes make them more expensive than AEG and not a single US carrier service will ship li-ion batteries for security reasons.
Hey guys, would you go this or the milwalkee now? I'm an apprentice in aus and trying to decide between the two.
Hi guys, thanks for this awesome review very spot on .
Do U know how long it takes for the cordless
hybrid high pressure to get it ready ?
Cheers
not long at all, couldn't tell you exactly though sorry
@@OZToolTalk cheer for getting back to me , my gun wasn't filling air as it taking so long I sent to repair. Cheers
...and from a distance, folks will think you've got the Paslode kit ;)
Since I am mainly AEG with most other tools... (I do have the Hitachi 18v framing nailer) but it would be rude not to have one of these... I hope it comes to NZ soon...
It's in nz at bunnings but it doesn't have bump mode on it
@@lawrencehahunga4864 Bump mode is illegal in NZ ... so companys have to make slight alterations to sell them here...
@Wackywoodworks did you get one? I would like to hear some review after couple months of using this nailer. Cheers
looks good but i reckon i will give it more time to settle in the market. It would be awesome if you did a follow-up review after some time.
we'll probably touch on it in future in Instagram :) cheers
That's why I'm not rushing to get one despite everything I have in my garage is aeg especially on worksite
@@Canipeks fair enough :)
oh and how long does it take to turn off once your hand is removed from handle ? will it allow you fire nails if that "switch" on handle isnt pulled? asking for those crazy positions with hands in all sorts of places when ya get that odd pain in the *** nail
how long after nailer is pressed to job will it allow you to fire nail ? as long as the milwaukee one ? thanks love the vids !
yeah it's basically instantaneous like Milwaukee
I wonder if they removed the rubber over-mold so they can recycle the plastic in the batteries. If that is true, I am all for it.
great point Jttv!
That’s actually the reason most likely, a lot of manufacturers will be removing over moulding of batters in guessing
Whoever you borrowed that framing nailer to use while framing are framing up the wall on the outside corner wrong, it's impossible to insulate it from the inside. Have them look up what a California corner is, you make an "L" using two studs and put that in the first wall you frame, it works for backing to screw drywall to on the inside while leaving a pocket open to insulate from the inside. I live in a state where we frame up the walls on the ground, sheath them with plywood and put on the house wrap before standing the walls up, we don't have insulation on the jobsite when framing so the California corner works perfect for this
Here in NZ we build our corners like the ones in the vid, a lot of house frames are factory built so this way is easier. The corners are insulated poly before the building wrap/RAB/eco-ply goes on
So if the air in this nailer isn't used up by driving nails what is it used for?
I suspect it's used similarly to the way Hikoki and Milwaukee use their gas chambers. The air chamber is compressed by a piston.
The air would be used in a closed system and the motor pushes the piston against it and acts like a spring ,I would imagine.
The rubber molding begins to shred and looks absolutely shabby after a while.
bummer
This gun looks great for DIY at home, work a few hours in the morning and then beer and bbq for the rest of the day.
Paslode will kill it onsite, watching the bro on trusses struggle with this anvil was funny. It's just gonna slow you down and cost you money in the long run. Gas pays for itself when you work fast with a Paslode.
Ive had 2 paslode, 2 dewalts, and now we run 2 Metabos, on top of a dozen different pneumatic (bostich,paslode, the old duo fast ) and The paslode were junk in our climate(mid Alberta Canada. If a tool can't work reliably in freezing temps and down to -25C its a problem. Also they need constant cleaning and care, which employees generally fail at.The Dewalts failed also(the return springs break and misfires were constant). We also deal with a crew who are running the Milwaukee, they are happy with them. Im happy with the Metabo(it can be refilled with the available regulator). We will be getting a Ridgid(AEG) to try out in the spring. All the battery tools need the batteries kept warm.
@@gabrielback5615 yeah i head paslode struggles in really cold weather, but in aus and nz its really a no brainer to go with paslode.
I checked out one today ,Jesus Christ there heavy even with no battery .The self service thing is great.
Yeah the battery units are mostly pretty heavy
Whats your ultimate weight and which gun do you run @interman ?
(Mike)
@@OZToolTalk I use a Bostitch pneumatic framer and a Paslode impulse most times , I am not sold on battery framers yet ,too heavy imo . Maybe when they get the weight down a bit I will get one 👍Thanks for your reviews.
Would be great if you could have the battery on your hip with a lead to the gun. Or better yet have half the gun on your hip, particularly the compression action side of things. I just remember some paintball setups work similarly with a CO2 tank on your hip and the hopper of paint / barrel being fed with an air line
surprised they have one out before makita.
Not really that surprising seeing that they are a TTI brand.
@@momouppa AEG is a fairly small tool brand though.
@@momouppa TTI does not share designs and patents between brands. They all have their own engineers and HQs.
(I do think Hart and Ryobi are designed in collaboration, but that is the exception)
@@TheJttv do you have a source for that?
@@momouppa i worked in the industry in the past. Pretty common knowledge that the enginering work is done in different cities.
I believe it is so that TTI can sell a brand at any time and not have a web of patents.
Just got the nailer and this can’t drive a nail into pine 🤣, this thing is a joke which is a shame since some of there other tools are decent.
Update: So it arrived brand new out of the box with no registrable pressure on my compressor gauge, maybe a compliance thing for transportation of pressurized cylinders? Idk but after a getting 120psi into the gun it shot 88mm brights into hardwood so I’ll give it that it has some power, My daily will still be the Hikoki, the Milwaukee is a decent gun but if your going battery from gas Hikoki is the best choice as it’s by far the most balanced gun (heavy like all of them) but easily the most balanced gun Milwaukee and AEG are so nose heavy it ridiculous
thanks for the feedback
What kind of tire chuck did you use to fill the ridgid/AEG gun can't get mine to fill with tire chuck, just one of those wand push on one's that I'm using
I used the Milwaukee inflator, it has a threaded nut that you screw on, rather than press up type.
12:21 framer or a ....
What was the next word ?😅
If you're a framer and fangin' (i.e. flying/working very quickly)
@@OZToolTalkI thought you said f@gg0t
These new batteries are trash except the 8ah max output or force hd they feel cheap because they are….Bluetooth modules, and thick durable packs, rubber molding and Tesla cells are expensive boys that’s all there is to it…I just bought the 21 degree so we’ll see how she handles cheers boys