worth going to this or the 18v version just for the weight savings.. 2+lbs lighter maybe more depending what battery you have on the m18 honestly same power imo.
Did you fix the issue with the framer not being able to fit a full rack of nails once you fired a rack ❓️❓️❓️❓️ who does the testing on these 😳 Only suk issue i have with it. Im thinking about modifying it myself 🤦♂️.
I bought one over 4 years ago when they first came out for our construction business. We have used it in temps down to zero degrees with no problems. it's great for backout, punch and out of lifts. It's been an absolute beast!
@@terry8233 Lol. I would agree. That sucks. I never bump-fire every time. Some nails I have my hand nearby, or need to be precise to not split, or doing a bump-fire would move the wood I'm holding in place.
@@jonathanlevi2458 exactly I know what your saying. Well of anyone ever finds a way to make the 36v fire like the 18v let me know I plan to email metabo customer service tomorrow see if they have answers
99% of framers have held the trigger down while shooting without any safety needed for over 30 years, now they decide we need extra steps by depressing the trigger??? very annoying
Looking forward to the new tools.
Thanks for the video !!!!!
the metal connector, can it do shorter nails for hanger face nails?
The Milwaukee 18v framer already does 3 nails per second so I went with that one, however I did get the metal connector nailer and like it pretty well
worth going to this or the 18v version just for the weight savings.. 2+lbs lighter maybe more depending what battery you have on the m18 honestly same power imo.
Milwaukee feels heavier
Does the duplex nailer do 8d and 16d?
So what’s the difference btw the 18v and 36v framer?
Is there a weight difference?
Does anyone know how to reset the flashing orange lights on it? I really don't want to send it off, as I had a project going on
What causes it to double fire and jam
Do metabo have 2nd fix gun that drives hardened nails
Did you fix the issue with the framer not being able to fit a full rack of nails once you fired a rack ❓️❓️❓️❓️ who does the testing on these 😳
Only suk issue i have with it. Im thinking about modifying it myself 🤦♂️.
Need a crown stapler imo
Bad ass really wish I needed one of those cuz I would love to have one
Fairly good presentation. Would have been better if you had someone with more experience with nail guns. His explanations were vague at best.
How does Metabo cordless framing nailers work in cold weather ?
I bought one over 4 years ago when they first came out for our construction business. We have used it in temps down to zero degrees with no problems. it's great for backout, punch and out of lifts. It's been an absolute beast!
Could I use a multi volt batter on the first gen 18v framming nailer?
Yes
Man its looking godd for metabo me like it
It lasted 2 days on site , took 2 months to get it fixed and lasted 4 hrs , great tool while it worked however to many issues
Can you depress the nose first, then the trigger while in "bump fire mode"? I should hope so, but you almost imply it doesn't.
Atleast in older version you can.
In the 18 volt version you can, in the 36 you can not. Actually quite disappointing that you have to chose one style of nailing.
Worse thing about the new one my original 18v hitachi I like better
@@terry8233 Lol. I would agree. That sucks. I never bump-fire every time. Some nails I have my hand nearby, or need to be precise to not split, or doing a bump-fire would move the wood I'm holding in place.
@@jonathanlevi2458 exactly I know what your saying. Well of anyone ever finds a way to make the 36v fire like the 18v let me know I plan to email metabo customer service tomorrow see if they have answers
Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.
99% of framers have held the trigger down while shooting without any safety needed for over 30 years, now they decide we need extra steps by depressing the trigger??? very annoying
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