Diy guy here. I used to own the Ryobi one but got frustrated with misfiring and jamming. Not that it was constant, but i get easily frustrated when things dont work. After six months without owning a nailer i got a second hand 18v Makita. Not a single jam or misfire yet, but i miss the Ryobi nail length.
Yes thank you for this video I will get the Ryobi like you said it is highly regarded has great reviews I don't know why you went and got the Makita maybe you're working for Makita
Dear MAKITA, Can we please get 40v NAILERS in North America (Canada & USA) 🤞🏼🙏🏼 preferably NAILERS that beat out Milwaukee because right now they remain & Reign as King of the Nailers 😤👎🏼 But i still think TEAL TOOLS ARE BETTER!!!! 😀
Makita 40v is only upto 40mm which cannot even sink on hard wood. Milwaukee 2746 is up to 54mm and sinks nails on hard wood no problem. Just get the milwaukee
Where did you get the makita? I literally see nothing online about it and the 40v is a relatively new platform, didn't know they already started nail gun design
@@tomc3965 did some research and finally found it. It looks to be a Japan only tool and seeing as how Makita is a Japanese company that has several national branches/distributors, they are way ahead in terms of tools line up for the 40v xgt. Crossing my fingers Makita finally delivers a good brad/finish nailer that isn't straight garbage and incredibly massive.
@@calthar13 thanks for the info. Yes im hoping as well. If they dont bring it out im going to order the m12 milwaukee pin nailer. It looks even better than the makita. Check it out
Japan, Australia, NZ, UK and Brazil as far as I know have 40v on lineup. Some countries have the second or third wave of lauches (AU, NZ), and some like Brazil have only the first tools launched on start. The newer wave includes the big hammerdrills with 2x40v. Makita US just announced the 40v this week, but no date for start.
@@YoSoyGus1 It's an 18 gauge. There is also an 18v model that is less capacity (35mm). They do use the same mechanism as the cordless 23 gauge from Makita and Hitachi. The only 18 gauge in the US is a 2"/50mm version that operates entirely differently (and not well) and looks completely different as well.
Do you really need or want to lug around a 40v 18g? Seems a bit over kill. I guess it is handy if you only have the 40v set, but who has ONLY the 40v platform?
Why anyone would need a 40v nail gun makes no sense to me. As it stands right now, Ryobi has a better and more complete cordless nail lineup than Makita. Considering Ryobi is a budget brand directed at the DIY market whereas Makita is a brand directed at the commercial and pro markets...this is an unfair comparison to start but it further emphasizes how far behind Makita is in nail guns and I doubt anyone takes them seriously anymore when it comes to nailers. A more valid comparison is between Milwaukee and/or Hitachi/Hikoki/Metabo HPT nailers, the latter because it has a 36v battery.
Man, this 40V nailer retired my compressor, it's the only tool that make me do that. Even Milwaukee ones are way to slow compared to this new Makita, it's FAST, ploc ploc ploc one after another and my 2.5A battery can shoot a whole box of 4000 40mm nails. The only problem is the battery cost but I will use it also in the 40V track saw so it's fine. Since makita is more international they don't focus too much on framing tool but this specific tool if great. In other hand Milwaukee is way ahead with all line of framing nailers, extensive line with plenty of choices but here in Brazil Milwaukee is really expensive. It's cheaper order a 40V fast makita nailer than a slow 18V Milwaukee here.
Diy guy here. I used to own the Ryobi one but got frustrated with misfiring and jamming. Not that it was constant, but i get easily frustrated when things dont work. After six months without owning a nailer i got a second hand 18v Makita. Not a single jam or misfire yet, but i miss the Ryobi nail length.
Makita all the way every day all day long
There's no better quality tool out there! There's no beating makita in torture tests.
Yes thank you for this video I will get the Ryobi like you said it is highly regarded has great reviews I don't know why you went and got the Makita maybe you're working for Makita
Thanks for the video!!
Looking forward for the makita
Dear MAKITA, Can we please get 40v NAILERS in North America (Canada & USA) 🤞🏼🙏🏼
preferably NAILERS that beat out Milwaukee because right now they remain & Reign as King of the Nailers 😤👎🏼
But i still think TEAL TOOLS ARE BETTER!!!! 😀
Makita 40v is only upto 40mm which cannot even sink on hard wood. Milwaukee 2746 is up to 54mm and sinks nails on hard wood no problem. Just get the milwaukee
@@jaival_rhaine NEVER!!!! 😡😆😂
How much is the Makita compared to the Ryobi? I think that 40v Makita battery alone costs more than the Ryobi nailer.
Great DIYer review!
Any excuse to use a new power tool is a good excuse.
Thanks for the video, you just convinced me to get the ryobi
When will the Makita be coming to the U.S.?
Great review by the way
Sir vinch, i hope you can include the prices of these cool machines. Im only a diyer and price point is really one of my consideration.
I'd rather be invested into the makita line, then ryobi. That way once you have the charger and batteries you can start staking up new tools
I think the ryobi wins because it has a wider range of nail size and settings. you say you use ply mostly . the makita would over drive into softwood
Where did you get the makita? I literally see nothing online about it and the 40v is a relatively new platform, didn't know they already started nail gun design
I could ask the same question
@@tomc3965 did some research and finally found it. It looks to be a Japan only tool and seeing as how Makita is a Japanese company that has several national branches/distributors, they are way ahead in terms of tools line up for the 40v xgt. Crossing my fingers Makita finally delivers a good brad/finish nailer that isn't straight garbage and incredibly massive.
@@calthar13 thanks for the info. Yes im hoping as well. If they dont bring it out im going to order the m12 milwaukee pin nailer. It looks even better than the makita. Check it out
Japan, Australia, NZ, UK and Brazil as far as I know have 40v on lineup. Some countries have the second or third wave of lauches (AU, NZ), and some like Brazil have only the first tools launched on start. The newer wave includes the big hammerdrills with 2x40v.
Makita US just announced the 40v this week, but no date for start.
The 40v Makita line up is set for release on May 15 in the US
Very informative vedio thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼
You should test them with hardwood timber
The ryobi is an 18 gauge Brad nailer. The makita is a 23 gauge Pin nailer. Pin nailer is for more soft delicate moldings
Incorrect. This Makita model is also an 18gauge nailer.
@@VincheroKarpintero In the video you references says it's a pin nailer. I would to see you put the nails in the ryobi, in the makita.
@@YoSoyGus1 It's an 18 gauge. There is also an 18v model that is less capacity (35mm). They do use the same mechanism as the cordless 23 gauge from Makita and Hitachi. The only 18 gauge in the US is a 2"/50mm version that operates entirely differently (and not well) and looks completely different as well.
Looks like I'll use my paslode 18g for a few more years, Makita with another chance and still no 2" capability...what a shame.
How do I get the 40v brad nailer in the US
Alot of jamming and miss fires with ryobi lol none with makita
can you please make more videos useing this makita nailer?
Check this one out: ruclips.net/video/W1avtnHUeAM/видео.html
@@VincheroKarpintero Thanks Man ! :)
Do you really need or want to lug around a 40v 18g? Seems a bit over kill. I guess it is handy if you only have the 40v set, but who has ONLY the 40v platform?
Que máquina la makita
thats 22k w/o the battery
Kamusta po. Magaling ka ba ng karpintero?
Speeding the nailing was a bad decision
The ryobi looks like an oversized child's toy.
Эта хреновина 40.000 т. р. Стоит в раше
Why anyone would need a 40v nail gun makes no sense to me. As it stands right now, Ryobi has a better and more complete cordless nail lineup than Makita. Considering Ryobi is a budget brand directed at the DIY market whereas Makita is a brand directed at the commercial and pro markets...this is an unfair comparison to start but it further emphasizes how far behind Makita is in nail guns and I doubt anyone takes them seriously anymore when it comes to nailers.
A more valid comparison is between Milwaukee and/or Hitachi/Hikoki/Metabo HPT nailers, the latter because it has a 36v battery.
Man, this 40V nailer retired my compressor, it's the only tool that make me do that. Even Milwaukee ones are way to slow compared to this new Makita, it's FAST, ploc ploc ploc one after another and my 2.5A battery can shoot a whole box of 4000 40mm nails. The only problem is the battery cost but I will use it also in the 40V track saw so it's fine. Since makita is more international they don't focus too much on framing tool but this specific tool if great. In other hand Milwaukee is way ahead with all line of framing nailers, extensive line with plenty of choices but here in Brazil Milwaukee is really expensive. It's cheaper order a 40V fast makita nailer than a slow 18V Milwaukee here.