Ordered it in a kit with the extended magazine three weeks ago and have used it on two projects. Total game-changer. No compressor (didn't even bring it to the job, don't miss lugging it or the noise it makes) no HOSE (after years of air nailing it's hard to even imagine such untethered freedom but once you taste it there's no going back) and performance, performance, performance. Five stars! Buy one. Now.
Even with the weight it's a game changer for me. I live off grid, 80 miles from the nearest road, and although I have 12kwh of solar I choose not to run my equipment off of it, including the compressor. This means that I have to run the generator after moving it close enough to the site where I will use my nailer. Being a gas generator, I have to fly all my fuel in from Anchorage in my Airplane which is not free to operate. Since I am so remote an accident can become serious quickly since there are Ambulances etc closer than an hour away so not having a air hose to potentially trip on is a big deal. It is SO much easier to charge up a battery! Thanks for the video.
I’m about to get laid off with my current job after 3+ years in the aluminum smelting business, now about to be going into the residential framing career. Looking for a framing nailer and seeing Milwaukee releasing one is now on the top of my starter power tool list. Thanks for sharing!
Sorry too hear that Alex but good luck in the new career! These things happen for a reason I believe, you'll look back soon and be grateful about this situation!
I just got mine yesterday, but my itchy trigger finger has to wait until tomorrow to take it out to the field. Although, the old pallet in my friend's driveway just took a beating with it! Fires perfectly!
so, first - I've been waiting for Milwaukee to release this because it fits my power nailer needs. second - the short mag works for people like me who would expect to drive maybe one or two strips of nails in a workday. as for cutting the hose - it's a good idea for people like me who spend a lot of time not running power tools. I can work with a little bit heavier tool in exchange for being able to grab it, use it for a few minutes, and put it away, again. if it's going to be used pretty much continuously - you want the lighter weight and higher endurance of the tool with the cord/hose. case in point - my corded drill can run pretty much continuously under load for hours without overheating. my cordless - I've learned the hard way that if I run it continuously long enough to burn through a battery - it needs to rest and cool off, because if I overheat it, I burn out the control electronics.
Once again. Great informative video. Cant wait for the 2nd review after you take it through its paces. I may have some interesting info for you to use in your next "Tool Review" of the Nailer. When you put on that extra clip magazine It seems that you may be able to change from 30° to 21° by simply changing those magazines. 🤔 There is another screw in position there. You can clearly see it when you took off the original mag to install longer the one. Check it out! This could mean that if your in a situation where "code" dictates what type nail you have to use, due to nail head configuration, you can swap out mags to accommodate full head nails, 21°, or "clipped head" nails, 30° GO Vince! Nick & Sean too! ✌
Seems to be a nice set up. I just ordered 2 of the kits in 21 degree . I prefer the 21 degree over the 30 degrees. The paper on the 30 degree has a tendency to break apart of become loose . Causing the guns to jam. Just wear safety glasses with the 21 degree because of the plastic
I think the reason why they do that it's so that you can get in-between Joyce and beams to nail them together so it's very compact that's why they allow the extension
i have the paslode gun , it s light but the price of the fuel cell will make me shift for a battery one soon , the paslode gun is easy to fix , i will like to see if you break that milwaukee framing nailer with tool store can fix it and at with price
Work harder not smarter … lol complete game changer , when I was younger lugging a compressor and hose everyday was a chore , having no compressor and hose is amazing ! Plus less for someone to borrow on the job site / steal … lol . For those who read this far , yes I did reverse that saying purposefully to grab your attention. This definitely is working smarter and not harder … lol lord knows anyone who has ever worked with a compressor knows and appreciates the silence . Ahh no cardboard to lug around also with customers complaining about the noise and vibration on their floors . I just love Milwaukee tools .
Just got the 21° nailer in! We use 21° here in Colorado. Test fires were great! SO MUCH DEEPERNESS! Can’t wait to not have to run the compressor tomorrow on site!
Won't the 30 degree hold twice as many nails? Also, someone said the paper can break and jam... the plastic 22 degree absolutely does too bro. Environmentally and functionally l like 30. I have the 21 22 degree Milwaukee, I bought it because I couldn't find the Dewalt anywhere. Now I don't like old Dewalt drivers and they were mediocre but this new battery craze woke them up. I used my friends Dewalt, 30 degree, on a few jobs and yes the Milwaukee is more rugged, but it's way bulkier, heavier, harder to slip between joists, and the 22 degree holds far fewer nails. I like Milwaukee over Dewalt any day but that Dewalt framer kept up in every way and never jammed. It was superior in capacity, weight, and maneuverability. If you're a big guy or a spartan or a ninja and you're framing mansions I'd take the Milwaukee. Any body else, I recommend Dewalt
i’m not a roofer but i’ve seen half a dozen roofs get replaced in my neighborhood lately and i can’t imagine those guys NOT wanting something like this.
The 3ah HO battery is only 4oz lighter than the XC 5ah battery. Heavier, but not a lot heavier. With 66% more runtime. But, if every ounce counts, it only take about 5 sec to swap packs. The 2ah is another 3.8oz lighter still at 15.8 oz on my scale. The nails were driving deeper in bump mode because you were eliminating most of the rebound/kickback by driving the tool down and applying extra weight to the head of the tool with both hands. Look how deep the nose piece dug in compared to when you were in single shot mode. Framing is usually a one handed operation. But it's good to know if you have a known hard spot or need one sunk deep, 2 hands will get you another 1/8 or so penetration. The gen1 18ga nailer got great reviews early and then, suddenly it didn't. I bought it based on the early reviews. While it's still a good gun, the gen2 is much better. Therefore, I will give the early adopters some time with this one before I spring for it. I'm still using an old Bostich N16 air nailer that might be older than me. Rebuilt a couple of times for cheap and still works like a new one. I am eagerly awaiting good field tested reviews on this one. That it took an extra year before release is actually a good sign that they wanted this one right before release. Time will tell. Keep up the good work!
Most construction residential houses I work on use 21 degree nails so taking leftover nails from the framers saves money and time with the framing gun.
Seasoned pro carpenter and general contractor over 30 years. Got a brand new Fuel 30 degree nailer. Test loaded with an Air Nail 16 short clip. Not sinking nail. Good 1/4 to 3/8" high above 2x or 4X stock. Depth adjustment makes no difference. You would think Milwaukee would have a troubleshooting guide in their manual. Especially for nails not driving all the way. Nope. I have brad and 15 gauge finish nailers. both working fine. Any suggestions? Manual states remove battery every time you want to replace a clip? Ridiculous, who does that?
Just for the record, it’s a framing nailer so you shouldn’t have to shoot it that fast but if you do for some reason, it kills the battery quick, I speak from experience... it’s Better if you nail at at an easy pace for the battery, the gun can take the fast pace with no problem but again the battery gets drained quick
this thing is perfect for remodelers doing light framing but as a production framer im gonna stick to my $170 metabo air gun that I won't feel bad beating the crap out of.
@@reddbeard2030 Possibly but you have to consider how much more this weighs than a pneumatic nailer and I personally find the air hose super useful on a frame site since I can use it to lower the gun down from the rafters, second floor, etc. I would buy it for $200 for smaller jobs like decks and re-framing though.
@@Chris-qv2vr I agree with that use of the hose when on ladder or being able to pass/swing it to a coworker. I still want one, but for under $300. I'm patient, lol.
Or at least be able to swap for the extended one without paying full price. But yeah, at this price the full mag shouldn't be an option really, just throw it in there.
@@oo0Spyder0oo Really you are complaining price and it's almost free for you in US. That tool has 659€ Price tag here which is roughly 726 US dollar and it just bare tool so give me a break.
@@mr.wizeguy8995 No, you give me a break, don't assume everyone lives in the US, I don't. That tool costs $950 here so yeah, that addon should have been much cheaper or thrown in. Give me a break, I can throw my thoughts out like anyone else.
I had to grind down the anti dry firing mechanism to take a full strip once it shuts off from not enough nails. Finally getting the extended mag this week. Hopefully this problem doesn't persist with that. (I want to put 2 strips in at a time)
It’s been many years since I’ve worked in the construction field as a farmers helper, but I still have my own DIY & miscellaneous roof jobs from time to time. I will say having a Cordless roofing nailer would be awesome for small quick patch jobs. I could see the same thing for a framing nailer, Brad nailer, & or crown stapler. Now for large jobs where you have lots of sticks to put up, or shingles to throw down, I would think pneumatic would still be the way to go. Cheers and thanks for the video. 🍻🤙
A year late, but I can't see why you would limit it to only patch jobs. I build sheds for the big box stores and though a shed roof is not a full house roof, I only burn half a 4ah battery for 6 bales of shingles. I run a full electric kit and it saves me a ton of time. No cord top flake out, no hose to flake out. No compressor top lug from the truck. No hose and cord management all day. And none of it to pack back p at the end of the day.
Vince you should see if you can put the 21 degree clip on the 30 degree nailer rr builders seems to think it will work do to the extra mounting hole... great video by the way.. thought I would throw out the idea for hopefully another video
Does Milwaukee have like a protective piece for the tip of the framing nailer,I think it is called non marring rubber,the 18 gauge slim stapler and also 18 gauge brad nailer has it,I am not sure what exactly the name is,so that the nailer's tip will not be eating into the surface of the wood being worked on.
I would LOVE to know the answer to this as well. Want to pull the trigger on one today , but prefer the 20 degree. Seems like only the 30 degrees are out.
bought one last week, it worked great for about a day and a half and then it made some funny noises and only sunk the nails half way in and then after a few more it just made noise and no nails, not sure if I just got a defective one or it couldn't handle the heat it was in the 90's all day, i returned it and got another one, if this one breaks I will be getting my money back but im really hoping this one works better
Love the video Vince. I’ve noticed another screw port under the magazine when you removed it. Could it be converted to 21 degree with just a magazine change? In Texas it’s all 21 degree nailers down here
We also noticed the threaded hole underneath the magazine and we reached out too Milwaukee too find out if they are interchangable. The answer is NO they are not compatible. Thanks for the great feedback bob!
@@VCGConstruction I wonder if they just say no. Has anyone one tried it yet is the question. I thought the same thing because I bought a 30 deg but want a 21 instead. I wonder if something in the drive head is different. Because obviously the body is the same.
First off thanks Vince and very cool gang for what you do...I have a question about the 30 degree framing nailer and if it can shoot the screw nails through it..since they have plastic around the screws and the paper er strip nails are called for the 30 degree..answers greatly appreciated
Did you notice the additional thread insert on the rear lower body area that I believe is for the 21 degree magazine. I bet Milwaukee was smart and made one nailer and 2 magazines with different angles. I bought the 30 degree model as that was the only one available locally and ordered the extended magazine and when I removed the small magazine I saw the other mounting point that I bet is for the 21 degree magazine.
21degree just cause there are some call outs for the full round head nails where the clipped are not acceptable though I wish we could just have the 30 for the increased capacity and the slightly better angle fit up for tight spaces. Basically cause I can only afford one.
Looks amazing. What about plywood though. Looks like to much power. I would love to see the settings setup up for plywood or use the gun is useless for framing.
Yo fellas! That nailer looks pretty sweet! I dont think Nick is going have fun pulling all those nails out of the boards you used for the presentation.
Its about time. I've been waiting for it to come out on Christmas last year then. Haven't heard nothing about it so I had to buy the next best thing. I got a Metabo battery framing nailer I like the power of it but not the sequential speed and the magazine that the Milwaukee has. Now I have to sell it on fb for cheaper to get this beast
I believe the Milwaukee outweighs the dewalt framing gun in every aspect except one thing... the framing gun head for Milwaukee is really strange while dewalt you can shoot nails at an angle with no problems. Milwaukee you have to push the head into the 2x4 to fire. So trying to shot the nail at an angle can cause it to slip before you shoot your shot. That’s the only issue I see with mine but this is my first framing gun, so I still have to play around with it.
Looks like the sequential mode the nails are not sinking to the same depth everytime. Still looks like Milwaukee hit the nail on the head with this one. Great video Vince!
are you gonna make a video using this nailer on a job? framing? also curious if you have a cool way of storing it in a packout with nails instead of just keeping a box of nails in the bag with the nailer. thanks for the videos.
You got the framing nailer 🥺 Still haven’t got my nailer yet. Missed the depot ore-order, So, soon as they get em in stock. Ya know I’ll be there in line first 😅 Thx for the vid, & making me want it even more😢 Still wonder if a 21° ext mag will fit in the 30° nailer, know it’s not “supposed” to work, but I wonder b/c there’s IS a screw hole, in front of the bottom screw you removed in the 30. Kinda makes ya wonder 😉 Cheers✌🏼
I'm pretty much locked in the m18 platform but I'm waiting to see what the senco 18v is like I'll tote one more charger if it's a superior product they are in the nail gun game so yeah before I drop that much coin I'm going to be sure
Ordered it in a kit with the extended magazine three weeks ago and have used it on two projects. Total game-changer. No compressor (didn't even bring it to the job, don't miss lugging it or the noise it makes) no HOSE (after years of air nailing it's hard to even imagine such untethered freedom but once you taste it there's no going back) and performance, performance, performance. Five stars! Buy one. Now.
Let me know when they come out with the cordless coil nailer
@@TheUnleashed123 soon on the market. Just got released this month
Even with the weight it's a game changer for me. I live off grid, 80 miles from the nearest road, and although I have 12kwh of solar I choose not to run my equipment off of it, including the compressor. This means that I have to run the generator after moving it close enough to the site where I will use my nailer. Being a gas generator, I have to fly all my fuel in from Anchorage in my Airplane which is not free to operate. Since I am so remote an accident can become serious quickly since there are Ambulances etc closer than an hour away so not having a air hose to potentially trip on is a big deal. It is SO much easier to charge up a battery! Thanks for the video.
I’m about to get laid off with my current job after 3+ years in the aluminum smelting business, now about to be going into the residential framing career. Looking for a framing nailer and seeing Milwaukee releasing one is now on the top of my starter power tool list. Thanks for sharing!
Sorry too hear that Alex but good luck in the new career! These things happen for a reason I believe, you'll look back soon and be grateful about this situation!
I just got mine yesterday, but my itchy trigger finger has to wait until tomorrow to take it out to the field. Although, the old pallet in my friend's driveway just took a beating with it! Fires perfectly!
so, first - I've been waiting for Milwaukee to release this because it fits my power nailer needs.
second - the short mag works for people like me who would expect to drive maybe one or two strips of nails in a workday.
as for cutting the hose - it's a good idea for people like me who spend a lot of time not running power tools. I can work with a little bit heavier tool in exchange for being able to grab it, use it for a few minutes, and put it away, again. if it's going to be used pretty much continuously - you want the lighter weight and higher endurance of the tool with the cord/hose. case in point - my corded drill can run pretty much continuously under load for hours without overheating. my cordless - I've learned the hard way that if I run it continuously long enough to burn through a battery - it needs to rest and cool off, because if I overheat it, I burn out the control electronics.
Once again. Great informative video. Cant wait for the 2nd review after you take it through its paces.
I may have some interesting info for you to use in your next "Tool Review" of the Nailer.
When you put on that extra clip magazine It seems that you may be able to change from 30° to 21° by simply changing those magazines. 🤔
There is another screw in position there. You can clearly see it when you took off the original mag to install longer the one.
Check it out!
This could mean that if your in a situation where "code" dictates what type nail you have to use, due to nail head configuration, you can swap out mags to accommodate full head nails, 21°, or "clipped head" nails, 30°
GO Vince!
Nick & Sean too! ✌
Seems to be a nice set up. I just ordered 2 of the kits in 21 degree . I prefer the 21 degree over the 30 degrees. The paper on the 30 degree has a tendency to break apart of become loose . Causing the guns to jam. Just wear safety glasses with the 21 degree because of the plastic
I think the reason why they do that it's so that you can get in-between Joyce and beams to nail them together so it's very compact that's why they allow the extension
*Joist*
Sometimes Joyce does stand around a bit and get in the way doesn't she
When he said with technology like this. Surprised they didn’t release a battery roofing nailer….. I felt that. 🙏🏽
So I'm a little high and when you looked at the camera and said it's you and me that crap freaked me out lol
i have the paslode gun , it s light but the price of the fuel cell will make me shift for a battery one soon , the paslode gun is easy to fix , i will like to see if you break that milwaukee framing nailer with tool store can fix it and at with price
My is coming Monday. I prefer 30 degree also I'm about ready to give away my DeWalt. Lol 😆
Man I’m impressed again! Thanks Vince for the presentation. Milwaukee keeps doing thing ! 👍🏽
I hate my dewalt with all my soul, my paslode is miles better.
I was too, until it arrived yesterday significantly heavier than the dewalt and without the extended magazine. I’m not sure which one I’ll keep now.
I got mine today and the nails are going in half way and bending..any issues with your?
I’m having trouble getting the second nail strip in over the first one is low enough that it stops firing.
Work harder not smarter … lol complete game changer , when I was younger lugging a compressor and hose everyday was a chore , having no compressor and hose is amazing ! Plus less for someone to borrow on the job site / steal … lol . For those who read this far , yes I did reverse that saying purposefully to grab your attention. This definitely is working smarter and not harder … lol lord knows anyone who has ever worked with a compressor knows and appreciates the silence . Ahh no cardboard to lug around also with customers complaining about the noise and vibration on their floors . I just love Milwaukee tools .
Just got the 21° nailer in! We use 21° here in Colorado.
Test fires were great!
SO MUCH DEEPERNESS!
Can’t wait to not have to run the compressor tomorrow on site!
What’s the difference from 21 and 30? Not a framer just doing research I guess
Won't the 30 degree hold twice as many nails? Also, someone said the paper can break and jam... the plastic 22 degree absolutely does too bro. Environmentally and functionally l like 30. I have the 21 22 degree Milwaukee, I bought it because I couldn't find the Dewalt anywhere. Now I don't like old Dewalt drivers and they were mediocre but this new battery craze woke them up. I used my friends Dewalt, 30 degree, on a few jobs and yes the Milwaukee is more rugged, but it's way bulkier, heavier, harder to slip between joists, and the 22 degree holds far fewer nails. I like Milwaukee over Dewalt any day but that Dewalt framer kept up in every way and never jammed. It was superior in capacity, weight, and maneuverability. If you're a big guy or a spartan or a ninja and you're framing mansions I'd take the Milwaukee. Any body else, I recommend Dewalt
LOVE IT VINCE. can't go wrong on this channel KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇳🇿
i’m not a roofer but i’ve seen half a dozen roofs get replaced in my neighborhood lately and i can’t imagine those guys NOT wanting something like this.
Roofers use different nails. They are short and come in coils. Milwaukee doesn’t make a battery powered roofing nailer yet. Dewalt does tho.
Quick question will the gun not make a noise without nails on the gun is it a safety feature
The 3ah HO battery is only 4oz lighter than the XC 5ah battery. Heavier, but not a lot heavier. With 66% more runtime. But, if every ounce counts, it only take about 5 sec to swap packs. The 2ah is another 3.8oz lighter still at 15.8 oz on my scale.
The nails were driving deeper in bump mode because you were eliminating most of the rebound/kickback by driving the tool down and applying extra weight to the head of the tool with both hands. Look how deep the nose piece dug in compared to when you were in single shot mode. Framing is usually a one handed operation. But it's good to know if you have a known hard spot or need one sunk deep, 2 hands will get you another 1/8 or so penetration.
The gen1 18ga nailer got great reviews early and then, suddenly it didn't. I bought it based on the early reviews. While it's still a good gun, the gen2 is much better. Therefore, I will give the early adopters some time with this one before I spring for it. I'm still using an old Bostich N16 air nailer that might be older than me. Rebuilt a couple of times for cheap and still works like a new one. I am eagerly awaiting good field tested reviews on this one. That it took an extra year before release is actually a good sign that they wanted this one right before release. Time will tell.
Keep up the good work!
I love you vídeos!! I wonder if you can answer this question I have for a long time witch is better 21° angle o 30° angle
Most construction residential houses I work on use 21 degree nails so taking leftover nails from the framers saves money and time with the framing gun.
Got mine yesterday 30degree used it a lot today love it so far
Cool tool
When my Paslode are finished I will look in to going battery
Should have one already love mine
I agree. I will wait for my paslode nailer to break before upgrading.
Seasoned pro carpenter and general contractor over 30 years. Got a brand new Fuel 30 degree nailer. Test loaded with an Air Nail 16 short clip. Not sinking nail. Good 1/4 to 3/8" high above 2x or 4X stock. Depth adjustment makes no difference.
You would think Milwaukee would have a troubleshooting guide in their manual. Especially for nails not driving all the way.
Nope. I have brad and 15 gauge finish nailers. both working fine. Any suggestions? Manual states remove battery every time you want to replace a clip? Ridiculous, who does that?
I need one of those 💪
Just got my 21 degree!
Freaking awesome
How long does the nitrogen cylinder last before it needs servicing ?
Just for the record, it’s a framing nailer so you shouldn’t have to shoot it that fast but if you do for some reason, it kills the battery quick, I speak from experience... it’s Better if you nail at at an easy pace for the battery, the gun can take the fast pace with no problem but again the battery gets drained quick
Those things help kill the need for air compressors and hoses 😄😁😋
this thing is perfect for remodelers doing light framing but as a production framer im gonna stick to my $170 metabo air gun that I won't feel bad beating the crap out of.
What if you could get this one for $200-230?
@@reddbeard2030 Possibly but you have to consider how much more this weighs than a pneumatic nailer and I personally find the air hose super useful on a frame site since I can use it to lower the gun down from the rafters, second floor, etc. I would buy it for $200 for smaller jobs like decks and re-framing though.
@@Chris-qv2vr I agree with that use of the hose when on ladder or being able to pass/swing it to a coworker.
I still want one, but for under $300.
I'm patient, lol.
@@reddbeard2030 me too haha we will both be wielding this bad ass gun when the price drops
Hi vince i just purchased mine yesterday and wowwwww i love this fraiming nailer always iny hand on site hehe
There is another threaded hole under magazine. Can you install 21 degree magazine on the same tool?
Yes
Looks like a great tool but to me it should’ve come with the extended magazine
Or at least be able to swap for the extended one without paying full price. But yeah, at this price the full mag shouldn't be an option really, just throw it in there.
@@oo0Spyder0oo Really you are complaining price and it's almost free for you in US. That tool has 659€ Price tag here which is roughly 726 US dollar and it just bare tool so give me a break.
@@mr.wizeguy8995 No, you give me a break, don't assume everyone lives in the US, I don't. That tool costs $950 here so yeah, that addon should have been much cheaper or thrown in. Give me a break, I can throw my thoughts out like anyone else.
@@oo0Spyder0oo if it makes you guys feel better, I just bought the 21 degree kit for 373 shipped last night
@@rackemmm1947 should be cheaper. 30-34 nails are much more accessible
I had to grind down the anti dry firing mechanism to take a full strip once it shuts off from not enough nails. Finally getting the extended mag this week. Hopefully this problem doesn't persist with that. (I want to put 2 strips in at a time)
It’s been many years since I’ve worked in the construction field as a farmers helper, but I still have my own DIY & miscellaneous roof jobs from time to time. I will say having a Cordless roofing nailer would be awesome for small quick patch jobs. I could see the same thing for a framing nailer, Brad nailer, & or crown stapler. Now for large jobs where you have lots of sticks to put up, or shingles to throw down, I would think pneumatic would still be the way to go. Cheers and thanks for the video. 🍻🤙
A year late, but I can't see why you would limit it to only patch jobs. I build sheds for the big box stores and though a shed roof is not a full house roof, I only burn half a 4ah battery for 6 bales of shingles. I run a full electric kit and it saves me a ton of time. No cord top flake out, no hose to flake out. No compressor top lug from the truck. No hose and cord management all day. And none of it to pack back p at the end of the day.
1 year late since last comment. Cordless job site is the way.
Vince you should see if you can put the 21 degree clip on the 30 degree nailer rr builders seems to think it will work do to the extra mounting hole... great video by the way.. thought I would throw out the idea for hopefully another video
Me too!
Does the nailer fit back in the supplied case with the extended magazine on it ?
Does Milwaukee have like a protective piece for the tip of the framing nailer,I think it is called non marring rubber,the 18 gauge slim stapler and also 18 gauge brad nailer has it,I am not sure what exactly the name is,so that the nailer's tip will not be eating into the surface of the wood being worked on.
What is it going to do when you are shooting sideways with the lot and not a lot of pressure on it
Hey Vince, can you test to see if you can use either the 21° or 30° magazines in that bad boy?
Thanks Bro and thanks to the whole gang
I would LOVE to know the answer to this as well. Want to pull the trigger on one today , but prefer the 20 degree. Seems like only the 30 degrees are out.
bought one last week, it worked great for about a day and a half and then it made some funny noises and only sunk the nails half way in and then after a few more it just made noise and no nails, not sure if I just got a defective one or it couldn't handle the heat it was in the 90's all day, i returned it and got another one, if this one breaks I will be getting my money back but im really hoping this one works better
Sorry to hear that, let us know how the new model works out for you!
Got mine yesterday.
Have you noticed there is a second hole where you attach the mag? I wonder if it is there to attach a 20deg mag???
I’ll get one during the holidays see if they have a deal on it
Love the video Vince. I’ve noticed another screw port under the magazine when you removed it. Could it be converted to 21 degree with just a magazine change? In Texas it’s all 21 degree nailers down here
We also noticed the threaded hole underneath the magazine and we reached out too Milwaukee too find out if they are interchangable. The answer is NO they are not compatible. Thanks for the great feedback bob!
@@VCGConstruction I wonder if they just say no. Has anyone one tried it yet is the question. I thought the same thing because I bought a 30 deg but want a 21 instead. I wonder if something in the drive head is different. Because obviously the body is the same.
@@showaltershenanigans6886 just curious why you want 21 instead of 30 I am on the fence, I see HD sells more nails for the 30 help me decide
First off thanks Vince and very cool gang for what you do...I have a question about the 30 degree framing nailer and if it can shoot the screw nails through it..since they have plastic around the screws and the paper er strip nails are called for the 30 degree..answers greatly appreciated
Did you notice the additional thread insert on the rear lower body area that I believe is for the 21 degree magazine. I bet Milwaukee was smart and made one nailer and 2 magazines with different angles. I bought the 30 degree model as that was the only one available locally and ordered the extended magazine and when I removed the small magazine I saw the other mounting point that I bet is for the 21 degree magazine.
theres a little mod you can do to magazine to allow to use both 30 degree and 21 degree magazine on 1 gun
This is stupid but I bought one a few months ago. Are we supposed to oil it like a pneumatic still?
I would prefer the 21degree unit as we have Milwaukee’s air framer in 21 degree and I believe it would use the same nail strips.
nope does not use the same nails
Does anyone know if the mag extender will fit on the hikoki nail gun?
30 vs 21? Which should I get
When to use???? 30 degree or 21 degree?? Which to choose a 30 degree? When to use a 21 degreee nailer.
Oohh yea!! I've been waiting for this Framing nailer, 3 nails per sec? 🔥..thanks for the info Vince 👍🏻
EJM_Demon and when have you used 3 nails per second in real world application?.
Does the 21deg extension fit the 30deg nailer? That way I can use both types of nails
For those that used it with a standard mag daily, has it been a substantial problem?
21degree just cause there are some call outs for the full round head nails where the clipped are not acceptable though I wish we could just have the 30 for the increased capacity and the slightly better angle fit up for tight spaces. Basically cause I can only afford one.
30 nails have a full head
I like it. 30-degree. Extra clip for sure. Strap from the Allen key for retention would be good. Thanks for sharing
Approximately how many nails can you drive with one charge of a 5ah battery?
Does it sinks the 3 1/2 in hard wood or a microlame
I love the idea of the extents mag but is it worth £75 or $90 for the sake of 1 extra sleeve of nails
How meany nails did you fire. And Was that on a fully charged battery.
Vince. see if you can go out and buy the 21° and put it on the same gun I seen the video there’s extra holes there for ❓
I’ll check !! 👍🏻
I saw same video, lol.
@VGC Construction you should do a up to date Video of the nailer and your thoughts!
Love mine, no more babysitting hoses
What’s the best battery framing & trim nailers?
I agree, and I think it's dirty to charge an extra $126 bucks just to make it normal (extended magazine).
Great video, really does help.
Can you put a 30 degree mag on a 21 degree nailer? Or are the nailers physically different
Did I get my nailer BEFORE Vince?!?! Only test fired it in some 2x4s I have laying around but it is AWESOME.
Excellent review 👍
Curious if the 21⁰ magazine will fit on the 30⁰ gun? Looks like there are 2 spots for the allen screw to go into
We talked to Milwaukee and the magazines are not compatible.
Hi can this nail gun use 2 inches nails
Has Milwaukee fixed the problem with it leaking.
Im new to the construction field and im wondering what type of nailer would be best to put together garden boxes and other type of projects like that?
A framing nailer for the larger boards/frame and a finishing nailer for smaller thinner boards where you don't really want to see the nails.
Can you use this as a roofing nailer???
Looks amazing. What about plywood though. Looks like to much power. I would love to see the settings setup up for plywood or use the gun is useless for framing.
Super nice to see these kits coming out
This is the best nail gun I ever used
Is this gun still holding up in the field about to make to purchase just wanted to know
Yo fellas! That nailer looks pretty sweet! I dont think Nick is going have fun pulling all those nails out of the boards you used for the presentation.
Its about time. I've been waiting for it to come out on Christmas last year then. Haven't heard nothing about it so I had to buy the next best thing. I got a Metabo battery framing nailer I like the power of it but not the sequential speed and the magazine that the Milwaukee has. Now I have to sell it on fb for cheaper to get this beast
Can you do a comparison of the dewalt framing nailer and this Milwaukee... really contemplating switching my system from dewalt to Milwaukee
I believe the Milwaukee outweighs the dewalt framing gun in every aspect except one thing... the framing gun head for Milwaukee is really strange while dewalt you can shoot nails at an angle with no problems. Milwaukee you have to push the head into the 2x4 to fire. So trying to shot the nail at an angle can cause it to slip before you shoot your shot. That’s the only issue I see with mine but this is my first framing gun, so I still have to play around with it.
Seems very impressive
Looks like the sequential mode the nails are not sinking to the same depth everytime. Still looks like Milwaukee hit the nail on the head with this one. Great video Vince!
found that theres a little mod you can do to magazine to allow to use both 30 degree and 21 degree magazine on 1 gun.
are you gonna make a video using this nailer on a job? framing? also curious if you have a cool way of storing it in a packout with nails instead of just keeping a box of nails in the bag with the nailer. thanks for the videos.
I wonder if that extended magazine would fit the Hitachi/metabo??
That’s insane how quite it is.
Love that it has a extended magazine option
Cut the cord got one when they came out love it. Going cordless. Fuel rulz
You got the framing nailer 🥺
Still haven’t got my nailer yet.
Missed the depot ore-order, So, soon as they get em in stock. Ya know I’ll be there in line first 😅
Thx for the vid, & making me want it even more😢 Still wonder if a 21° ext mag will fit in the 30° nailer, know it’s not “supposed” to work, but I wonder b/c there’s IS a screw hole, in front of the bottom screw you removed in the 30. Kinda makes ya wonder 😉
Cheers✌🏼
You da man Aepek!! 👍🏻
Great vid, love that gun!
How I get it
I purchased the tool only 21 degree and it came stock with the extended magazine
Looks like a hefty beast
That's impressive!👍
Best nailer on market. Could be a little lighter and probably will with time. Electric nailers are the wave of the future.
Still want it though have to have the magazine always hating running out.
It looks like the bottom of the tool has a mounting spot for a 21° and 30° magazine. Can it be changed?
Was wondering the same thing on mine I just got
Yes
Does it work oak boards
Extended magazine??? Is that legal in California??
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I feel like they could have added a coil magazine with this. Wonder if they will 🤔
I'm pretty much locked in the m18 platform but I'm waiting to see what the senco 18v is like I'll tote one more charger if it's a superior product they are in the nail gun game so yeah before I drop that much coin I'm going to be sure