CHECK OUT THE NEW MILWAUKEE 21° FRAMING NAILER- JUST RELEASED!
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2020
- Todays video review features the new Milwaukee M18 FUEL 21° Framing Nailer.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Does this framing nailer meet all your expectations? Would you get the extended clip for it?
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Does this framing nailer meet all your expectations? Would you get the extended magazine accessory?
I’m still a dewalt guy
Milwaukee really has to make a two clip mag
Really should not. Have to pay extra for a 100 rd mag
Could you let me know how run time and performance is while utilizing a 3.0 high output battery with this framing nailer? I trust your opinion.
Just got mine today!!! Definitely getting an extended mag.
So pumped
Best review & demonstration of this tool. Buying this ASAP
Thank you, glad you liked it!🙌
Thanks for the review, definitely interesting and helpful
You're welcome!
Just ordered this gun can’t wait to try it out, recently got the 18guage brad nailer works like a charm
If you like the way the 18 gauge brad nailer works, you'll definitely like this one. Milwaukee hit a home run in my opinion.👊
Straight to the point...very informative video. Nice 😎
Thank you! Glad to hear it!
Good stuff !! Like always
Thanks Jacob, I appreciate it!
Thanks for the info. I bought one because it shoots full round nails. The 30 degree shoots full round offset nails. Some states has different codes for framing.
Yes, good point.
Great review thank you!
You're welcome, glad you found it helpful.
Great review thanks!
Thanks, glad it was helpful!
Nice video! Can you use this for siding, such as TruWood Sturdy Panel 1/2" engineered wood siding?
Yes, absolutely
Was there an issue in using plastic linked nails vs paper linked?
Seems like its the standard framer with a different magazine. I wonder if they just sell the 21 degree magazine separate
Thanks man, all I needed to see 😎👍🏾! I’m sold
Glad I could help! This is a great framing nailer. You can get a longer capacity magazine if needed.
So one more question, would YOU use this to build a deck? Thoughts
@@KCoVah Yes, you could use it for that. I often prefer using screws, but I've seen people use galvanized nails. I built a deck type item for storing firewood using a framing nailer.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Awesome! I’ve done it both ways when building but wasn’t sure if this was good for it. I love the review you gave and wondered if an 18Ga was good or if I could fine something cordless with bigger GA for same quality and less price.
Thanks, I forgot to mention that you could use construction adhesive for added deck support, especially if you live in the climates that get freezing weather.
I'm getting one
Great review
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Good choice!
This is definitely better than the Dewalt 21 degree framing nailer that we have at work. The Dewalt makes loud noise when the motor winds up to nail and gets a loose nail all the time that gets jammed in the head sometimes.
I'm thinking that Dewalt will come out with a gen 2 version someday. I remember when I tested the M18 out for the first time and was surprised that there's no motor wind-up delay and all the nails shoot a more consistent depth.
Very nice, i want both tools.
They would serve you very well!
Great review. Question: I need to use 3.5 inch 16d nails for this but hone depot does not sell them. What keywords should I search for to make sure I get the right 3.5 inch nails that will fit in this magazine?
I look for 21 degree framing nails when I go into the home improvement stores. You might want to check the Milwaukee website to see who all sells this nailer and search there for the longer nails.
Great review
Thank you!
I just got my new toy today..thank you so much for your help sir
Nice choice, Tony! I used to have a pneumatic framing nailer which required a compressor, hose, extension cord, and tool oil. It's amazing what this can do on just a battery.
Hi, im a noob, but i wonder what the difference between the 21 degree and the 30 degree nailer. Which particular niche of joinery would prefer the 30 degree?
I'm liking all the tools (I think it's bc it's red and black😅)....but I only want a drill and impact..maybe a grinder.....I know it sounds weird...but if all that's needed it's all that is needed??
I seem to use my drills the most. A grinder is very handy too. I'd recommend adding a circular saw in the mix and you can build or fix a lot of stuff.
thats what i said, then 6 more m18 tools later i want a framing gun,lol it gets addictive.
Great review,
Can you use any type of banded nail in that gun ?
Or are your limited to one type
As long as you're using 21 degree nails, you should be all set.
I just purchased the 34 degree,
I just realised and after scrolling and watching I see the 21d is the older gun.
I have an old Paslode impulse nailer. It needs a new battery I think OI may buy one of these instead of buying a battery, I already have Milwaukee M18 tools so I can buy the tool only.
I've always thought about buying a Paslode over the past 15 years, but ended up bringing a compressor around and sometimes a generator with my Senco framing nailer. This Milwaukee nailer is all I use now. It's an amazing nail gun!
Sick bad ass with the automatic
This is an awesome framing nailer, no compressor needed!
I LOVE your review!!! I am about ready to go cordless and you helped me to make my choice! Question... I am utterly intrigued by how you labeled your other tool bag... what type of labeler did you use? AND are those CLOTH adhesive labels that you attached to your bag? I LOVE it!!! That's exactly how I now want to label all of my tool bags and cases. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Thank you! I have a Brother P-Touch label maker. I put a little heat to it to help it stick better.. It works fairy well, but a one of them fell off.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Thanks so much!!! I will try it!
Cool! If you ever find a better way of labeling, please let me know.
great demo, appreciate your time
Thanks for watching!
I have the 30 and its like a gun shot and has recoil for me to do the rapid fire seems hard on the tool
Interesting observation. I'm not sure what type of warranty the tool has in the event that rapid fire is hard on the tool.
I've done a lot of framing with a hammer and 16 D nails. I don't mind taking my time on the actuated mode with framing nail guns. It's still seems much faster than a hammer.
im looking at this gun for james hardie lap siding because it shoots full head spirals.....opinion?
If you go to the James Hardie website, they recommend siding nailers or roofing nailers. The trim uses a different nailer which I'm guessing is a 15ga nailer.
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?
It should drive them in flush, inset, or slightly proud. If they're only half way in, then I'd double check that you have the correct nails. If you've tried everything, I'd consider exchanging it. I've run the brand of nails sold at Home Depot, the Grip Rite brand and they work well. Are you driving them into something similar to 2x4 lumber?
Nice review. What is the best way to put the nailer in the bag. Just got mine and I have it with the back of the head and the back of the magazine facing down. Bag seems a little wobbly due to the height.
Here is a picture of how I have it sitting in the bag: drive.google.com/file/d/18-MXGQw3Ef553N3JwYKLvQc1Hv5vKMR-/view?usp=sharing
I haven't used the bag for storing mine, but recall it being a little challenging to get an easy fit. Thanks for sharing!
I'm currently working on a way to store this in a Packout. I'm not sure what the best option is yet.
This gun sounds so much quieter then the Dewalt nailers, they sound like a gun firing 18g & 16g
I just posted a comparison on my Instagram stories, if you want to hear how they sound in comparison. You can even vote for your choice!
what is the difference between the 30 Degree and the 21 Degree Framing Nailer ? do i need to have both ? or can the 21 degree perform also the tasks of the 30 Degree Framing Nailer ?
I've tested many brands in both the 21 and 30. I really need to make a video on it to hit on all the points. (I'll try and do that this month yet.) With all that said, I'd say the 21 degree is probably the most popular.
Awesome!
Thanks, Paul!👊
2:27 Saves 16oz hammer to _remember where he came from._
5:43 Flexing his $500 *hammer.*
The 3 Fundamental Rules of Engineering:
1. Always use the right tool for the job.
2. A hammer is always the right tool.
3. Anything can be used as a hammer.
Haha, I've used a crescent wrench as a hammer plenty of times.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Who hasn't??
I just got one I didn't think it would be so heavy and it's huge with the extended mag
I prefer the standard size mag, even though I have to reload more often. I also own an older Senco SN 70 framing nailer, but that seems even heavier than this one.
@@MarkThomasBuilder I have a bostitch 21 compact its light but I figured I would buy the m18 for little jobs so I don't have to drag everything out haven't got to use it yet
can we change the magazine and put amagazine for 30 degree nails
No, they require different magazines.
What's the pro's & con's of the 21 degree nailer vs 30 degrees?
Good question. The 30 degree can fit into tighter spaces for starters. The 21 degree nailer holds a few more nails. Other than that, they fire nails in the same manner. I'm not sure what one's more popular, but I'm happy with the 21 degree and happy with the tight spots it can get in.
How much weight the bare tool? I still can't believe it is 11.x lbs, the 30 degree version 2745 is around 6-7 lbs only which I don't like
The bare weight is 9.4lbs, same as the 30 degree.
I love mine...
It's fast and reliable. You can't beat the cordless/hose-less setup.
Thanks
Welcome
So which one is the best 21 or 30?
I'm planning on making a list of the pros and cons of each one and making a video soon. I think the 21° is more popular, but plenty like the 30.
Que you use it to do any job?
Any job that takes a framing nail. If you're doing trim work, they make a nice 18ga nailer.
Next video 30° framing nailer 👍💪👊
Sounds good to me!👊
21° or 30° better?
That's a great questions which I get a lot. Stay tuned for a video I'm going to be working on comparing the 2. I have some great information to share on that topic.
3 yr warranty?
Yes
Paslode is still king in my book. 55 percent lighter is worth paying for fuel and the extra service and care they need.
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I am a homeowner with a day job who does not do anything construction related for a living. That being said I am working on framing out my basement and Bought this ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt gun. I have done a few walls already, have probably shot a couple hundred nails through this thing and have yet to have a misfire. It works awesome, good depth on every nail if you have your compressor set right. My literal only complaint is that it is a bit heavy and my arm can get a little tired especially whrn I am nailing at odd angles. That being said I am super happy with it and would buy it again. Hoping the old girl allows me to get my whole basement finished out!
It's amazing!
Why have they made a nail gun that does not take standard nail strips
My old pnenumatic Senco framer took 2 strips of their brand of nails, which fully loaded it. I know what your mean, I'd like to see some strips of nails fully load this one. I have the extended magazine now which is a nice feature.
I see a shiner
Good catch.
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Thank you!!
that hammer tho.....
What is the difference between 21 degrees and 30? Thank you.
The 30 degrees can angle into tighter spaces. I personally like the 21 and find it's quite versatile.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Thank you, would you say the 21degrees is more versatile because in can take a larger diameter nail.
@@allaboutarcherymov To clarify, I'm saying the 21 degree is versatile because it's able to get into tight spaces, like toe nailing and other areas. I don't own a 30 degree yet, but find that the 21 does everything I need it to. It holds slightly less nails than the other, but you can always get an extended magazine. You are correct, the nail diameter is slightly larger, which I like as well.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Thank you.
Heaviest nailer ever built. Price apparently is too low to include alloy construction.
I don't think its much different from my Senco framing nailer. I'll have to put them o the scale to see.
The same is true of every battery tool, even bigger ones like a lawn mower or a snowblower, as soon as they switch a system to battery power, plastic is the only material available, you can forget about metal alloys, they simply don't work with today's tech. Cheaply built in most cases and made not to last. In this case you take a real pneumatic framing nailer like the Hitachi nr83a3 which is a metal construction that's made to last for decades of framing houses and have replaceable parts for the whole thing and you compare this gun to the Milwaukee or any other battery gun, something is very wrong here.
Ohh noo 2 shiners
I need to practice a little more with this one. I've used a Senco SN70 the majority of my time in construction.
I love the looks of the gun and it seems to work pretty good but I do think it's beyond pathetic that Milwaukee as a supposed leader in the tool world industry would be dumb enough to put a clip on the gun and ship it to you that only holds one rack of nails and then decides to make a clip that will hold two racks of nails and sell it to you separately most of the guns that have been made in the past that I've used in construction for 25 plus years held two racks of nails what would possess a company to be so stupid or is it just weak pathetic ignorance on their part just so they can milk you for more money I mean their tools are highly overpriced already why would they need more money out of my pocket just to have the gun the way it should have been made to begin with
Interesting. I wonder if they sold this nail gun with the 2 clip magazine, if anyone would buy the single clip accessory?
I'm guessing they sell it the way they do to have the weight numbers down.
No one frames with that Vaughn 16 Oz hammer
Good point. That was the only hammer I had back when I was first starting out doing construction.
Great for setting electrical boxes. Happy Trails.
This how you press on, charge battery…
why is milwaukke so cheap by using bags!
Hard saying what the demand is. I don't recall the DeWalt Framing nailer including a case either. My old Senco pnenumatic framing nailer didn't come in a case, but the Senco SFN40, 15ga nailer has a case which I like and use for storage.
30degree Milwaukee way better. Only 2 nails on a 2 x 4 plate. 3 unnecessary
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Bet you wish you didn't use so much wood for this demo - that's a small fortune today!
You got that right! 😂 😂
It's an investment and a write-off at tax time 😂
Also these nail formats are more expensive and you cannot get as many nails in the magazine
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Thank you!
Trigger discipline lol
I like the trigger on this one.
So ridiculous, everybody has to do the same reviews, they just love to shoot this nailer in rapid mode. No one ever shows these guns on the job doing what they were made for.
I didn't have a framing project at the time, but I did show a short 8' wall being framed out. Does that count as positive points?