The Milwaukee Tool that everyone has been waiting for.. Milwaukee 21 Degree Framing Nailer REVIEW!
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- It's been a long time coming, but the Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21 Dedree framing nailer is finally here and I put it to the test. This is what I think of the all new Milwaukee m18 Fuel Cordless 21 Degree Framing Nailer!
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M18 FUEL™ 21 Degree Framing Nailer (Bare Tool)
Our M18 FUEL™ 21 Degree Framing Nailer sets the new standard for cordless framing nailers. By leveraging our nitrogen spring mechanism, POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, and REDLINK™ Intelligence, this nailer provides you with pneumatic performance and the convenience and freedom of cordless power. Delivering the power to sink full round head nails into dense engineered lumbers, this framing nailer allows you to tackle even the most demanding framing applications. To keep you productive and efficient throughout the day, the framing gun fires 3 nails per second with zero ramp-up time, meaning a nail is fired as soon as you pull the trigger. Additionally, the cordless framing nailer operates using only our REDLITHIUM™ Batteries (not included) and sealed compressed nitrogen to drive each nail, completely eliminating the cost of gas cartridges and maintenance associated with competitors’ nailers. The M18 FUEL™ 21 Degree Framing Nailer delivers the pneumatic performance and durability that professional carpenters and remodelers expect, without the hassle of a compressor and hose or gas cartridge. Battery and charger sold separately.
Power to sink nails in engineered lumber
Tool free drive depth adjustment
Dry fire lockout
Zero ramp-up time
Sequential and contact actuation firing modes
Rafter hook included
On / Off power button
Received my 21 degree 2 days ago, shot some samples with my 2ah battery and although it did throw the low charge after a bump fire test, it drove all 5 samples deep in to the wood. Nails: smooth shank 2 1/2” 8d, 3” 10d and 3 1/2” 16d; galvanized 3” ring shank 10d and 3 1/2” 16d. Wood: 40 yr old fully cured 2x8 floor joist. Excellent release from Milwaukee, well worth the late release. My 5ah battery just came in and although I won’t do another test, I’m sure it will outperform and outshine the 2ah.
The new studio looks like it’s coming together just fine. It’s a nailer I’ve been waiting for as well. Thanks for the review.
I already bought the 30 degree nailer and in PA that’s all we really use so I won’t have much need for the 21 degree. But great review keep em coming.
I just picked this up recently and look forward to using it. You're right about the weight. It's not super heavy but I imagine it will catch up to you after a full days work.
My shoulders are a bit sore, but I'm a baby so.... lol
Happy for u. Push through the labor. It will be worth it
Broski your new studio is really coming together congrats! I just picked this up last week at my local depot. Yep, in store! Here in South Florida 21 degree framing nails are what’s used. You’re right about it being freakin heavy. Still awesome though. I noticed the narrow crown stapler is in store too. $279 though! Thanks bro Milwaukee did a great job on these framing nailers it seems like all framing nailers are pretty heavy and cumbersome at least you don’t need cartridges or compressors!
Whats up Mike! Just got the electric ran today and more to do this weekend. I'll do a behind the scenes short members vid tomorrow brother 👊
Great work on the video Clint @ToolReviewZone
Best review channel out there folks!
Thanks Hoover!!!
Tool Review Zone no problem brotha! Keep the vids coming!!
Bought mine this morning!
Good work man keep it up!
Thanks Levi!!!!
That studio going to be amazing when ya done @ToolReviewZone
Just got this thing and it's a BEAST!
I literally just uploaded a one year later vid for this. Still love mine!!
Still haven’t got mine YET, but I will darn it, lol. Yes, it is gonna be a heavy beast, but with it being cordless with no hose or compressor.....it’s a trade off I’ll gladly take. Eventually, do believe battery nailers will get lighter, till than, if doing a lot of production nailing., might not want to retire the hoses just yet😉 Otherwise, super excited to get & start using.
Cheers🤙🏼
Let my know how you like it Aepek!!!!
TRZ glad that you doing the new studio
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Excuse me Sir/Madam
Are you saved?
If you died tonight are you going to heaven?
For god so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Which nailer do you prefer? The 21 or the 30?
I have this 21 degree Milwaukee framing nailer ! It’s a beast! But yes it’s heavy also I think it’s worth the money for tool only if you already have batts
Absolutely Lt. 👊
Pneumatic stick guns are 7.5lbs+ so only a couple lbs more not pulling a hose around. Coil framers which I prefer are 9lbs+ already. I already tested out a 30 degree m18 and plan on buying one and selling all my framers. I will deal with not having the luxury of coil nails vs cordless.
I defenitly plan on trying it out when I can get my hands on one
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Honestly I’m personally waiting for a hardwood floor nailer CORDLESS
So they now have 30deg nailer. What’s your thought in comparison?
Ha ha! That twin! At least he helped. When someone helps us i guess should take our lumps along with it. Lol As far as outside noises like the flagpole, or dogs barking, or even a faint lawn mower sound goes, i appreciate them and the fact that you're in a natural outside setting. Just my opinion. I like it. Thanks for the video and God bless! 😁👍 P.S. nice nailer!
Lol. Thise noises are usually a lot worse until I re-do the voice over or video take. IT ALLLLLL DRIVES ME CRAZY DAVE!!!!
I was really interested in one of these until I tested it... It fires amazing, but they've GOTTA do something about the weight. It's fine if you're firing with a straight wrist, but as soon as you need to get in weird angles your wrist takes a beating. It's like carrying around the M18 7 1/4" saw all day. I know it'll likely be years away, but I'm hoping for Gen 3 they can figure out a way to get the weight closer to a pnuematic. 8lbs with 3aH battery would be amazing.
Can I use this to repair some wood siding?
Wonder how long the nailer will last till the compressed nitrogen dissipates @ToolReviewZone
Okay so how long does the cp3.0 last? 2 years later but I’m dying to know
Does the compresed nitrogen ever run out?
I bought the 30 degree one, now I'm thinking I should have gotten the 21 degree
I sent a nail through the middle finger on my left hand over two weeks ago with my 30 degree nail gun.😂 Finger is still a little swollen, from the fractured bone.
Can it attach wood siding. Smartside or James hardie. I asked Milwaukee with no reply. Thanks
Awesome fkn video
So im buying one of the two, where would I need a 30* over the 21*??? I don't build a whole lot so can I get away with 21 or should I just get the 30??? 😁
Great video
The gun - 30 degree here in New Zealand don't have the bump fire mode due to law. When I use the sequential mode it can't fire as fast as yours as shown in this video ! And it drives me crazy!
Can you please confirm that the sequential mode fires as fast as bump fire mode or not?
Wow that sucks Ricky. Single shot you have to push down then pull the trigger. Would not be as fast
@@ToolReviewZone I mean...it's even slower than the Paslode gas cartridge guns...
Thank you for your response!
Looks awesome ! Sure beats a hammer.
Damn right bro
Hey I was watching your review and decided to go out and buy the nailer however it does not drive the nails all the way and leaves them out about half way, I checked the tip and moved it around but nothing helps it, would you have any idea why that is?
Did you set the adjustment? There should be markings that will adjust the depth
What's with the old school modem sound at 5:04?
Does look awesome.... u would get used to the weight if u used it more often and get have a very toned right arm lol
Best seal those cinder blocks or your studio will be "moist". Nailer needs a nice long bump stock.
MOIST! I got the (Moist)ure sheet rock and insulation going in. I also have a MOISTure control on my furnace/a/c so should be ok
treated bottom plate too
Get your bugger hook of the bang-bang switch
Should use grex nailer trz they are great
Haven't tried them Makita, but ill definitely look into them brother 👊
When they gonna release the extended magazine for it.
I believe its available now. I have a link in the description for it
Nice! But it contains *Nitrogen* ? You may as well have told me it contained *Nitroglycerin* ! Where do we go to get it re-filled? "The H Deep"?
haha nitrogen isn't consumed by the use. basically it's a mini compressor that charges the nitrogen and that pressure fires the nail
@Sparks McGee fake news. It leaks out and you have to send it to Milwaukee to get refilled. Lasts about 9 months w heavy daily use. You can take it apart yourself and refill it at a car repair shop, if you feel adventurous. A few vids show how to do it.
Smeesh that like button.💪🏽👀👉🏽 👍🏽
Thanks Jason!!!!!!
Just the evil twin was enough for a thumbs up
Hahaha, thanks Joshua!
The evil twin is his Dr evil
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Pickle bottle?
Believe it or not, really happened
Back order again. Lol
Wow really
The weight is not a problem for a strong man. 10-11lbs? So it's like a pink dumbbell.
Things I don't like:
1. The power button. Dewalts system is much better. it should stay on when there's a battery In it
2. Everytime it turns off you have to reset it to bump mode. I have no use for single fire. If i want single fire ill single fire it
3. The recoil is way worse than pneumatic
4. Belt hook: I find its too thin to practically hook onto my tool belt. and who uses a framing nailer without their belt on? its rare
Things I do like:
1. Power- Even at the lowest depth of drive, it still sinks nails into regular lumber
2. Comfort- it's a comfortable gun to hold and use (minus the weight)
3. HOSELESS
All in all its nice to have but will never replace pneumatic
Sounds like your afraid of change my friend.
@@jaklago If it drops 4 pounds and battery life triples then it'll have a chance at replacing pneumatic. Until then weight will always be the deciding factor-not to mention cost
People being silly
Cost is not a factor
If you own milwaukee already you have batteries
Air compressor air hose
Inconvenience of coiling up hose
Gas for compressor
Nah it’s a great tool
Cheaper in the long run
Just in timed saved alone in set up and tear down at the beginning and end of the day
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Quoting Kanye:
"Imma let you finish, but" 🟩Hikoki do better nailers.