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Question: I have a project requiring 18 gauge pin nails. Can I use pin nails in this nailer?
Document: I wanted something for occasional use, about a few days in a month. And I dislike my air compressor because of the maintenance required, the noise, and the cord limitation. The Ryobi is very simple to use, light weight (not as light as an air tool, but not bad - much lighter than my roofing nailer that is battery powered.
I have been resisting buying a &#34;brad nailer&#34; for years, but after seeing a number of people use these and reading so many good reviews for this one, I just had to try it. I am glad I did! I thought that I didn't use &#34;brads&#34; with the hammer why would I need to automate using them? LOL, well, there are MANY tasks this thing comes in handy for.
It just couldn't do it. Yes I was expecting too much out of this little thing. The kicker of all this.... Right down the isle was a 6 gallon air compressor, 18 in nail gun, 16 in nail gun, and a 18 in stapler ready to go right out of the box, price? $269!!!!!!!
What a great tool! Makes finishing work super easy. I can't wait for my next project. No issues to speak of.
I wondered about power, but I shouldn't have. Give this a try:  you can always return it. I highly recommend it for my DIY projects around the house and even for more heavy use. It has the power to tackle many hard jobs. I didn't have any problem nailing through tough material during my test.
It's about time a quality cordless, tankless nail gun is available. I got this for my husband and it's his first Ryobi tool and he's loving it. The kit comes with a recharger and one battery so if you want to use this tool for a full day of nailing it would be worth getting a second battery. He loves not having to lug the compressor around and dealing with the hose getting in the way all the time.
Wow! I was surprised when I received the P320, an upgraded model! Needless-to-say, I was extremely happy about this. The brad nailer came with a charger and battery, and works great after testing. I am so impressed with the Lithium-Ion battery system. It is super strong and holds a charge. I love how you can press a button and test the battery to see how much life is left in the battery.
Amazing! Driving anything into aged oak is difficult - so much so that I usually end up drilling holes and screwing/bolting this stuff together! The brads held everything together perfectly until I was able to put in strong deck screws to take the load.So many uses for quick tacking! If you are like I was thinking that you don't have a use for such a tool - give this another look! These are quick and very effective!
Looking at the package I would have not been able to tell it was a reconditioned unit. Except the charger has the word &#34;RECON&#34; etched into the bottom of it. The nailer looks brand new to me. I have used this nailer a couple of times at a friends house and it was really handy to have. I purchased through Amazon's site; however CPO was the selling party. I have purchased through CPO directly in the past, and have been pleased with them.
The battery lasts for a long time, and I can use it with my other Ryobi 18V products.I don't use this everyday - I'm not a carpenter, but I rehab old houses, and need to attach trim quickly and without destroying plaster, which is all too easy with a hammer. I intend to primarily use this with new materials, which are more fragile than older wood, which I will still nail, using my nail spinner.So I strongly recommend this for occasional users.
Answer: yes