<p><b>Is a Battery-Powered Brad Nailer a Right Choice for you?</b></p> <p>If you’re a pro, the answer is absolutely yes. For those small and odd jobs, or to take care of punch-list items, it’s hard to beat the convenience of battery-powered brad nailer. However, we can't deny that there are also some caveats. Compressor-powered nailer has the advantage of being much smaller and lighter, and you never worry about keeping a battery charged. Of course, you can get a kit containing a nail gun, small compressor and hose for the same price. On the other hand, you have to get prepared well so that you will not vex yourself by setting up the compressor and dragging a hose around behind you all the time. Be careful, not trip over the cord! </p> <p><b>What to Expect?</b></p> <p>When it’s time to set up your tool game and have some projects where there is no power, then reach for this <b>20V Cordless 2-IN-1 Brad Nailer/Stapler</b>, designed to be portable, effective, and efficient as corded one yet convenient for use and storage. Featuring with a max speed of <b>80 nails per minute</b> and a highly efficient <b>air cylinder</b>, this <b>18 GA</b> nailer/stapler provides enough power to get the job done, making it an excellent option for both amateur and professionals.</p> <p><b>Detail-oriented Design</b></p> <p>It’s a reasonably compact tool with a delicate balance of weight and size for comfortable operation. The bare device weighs <b>6.2 lbs.</b>, noted as one of the lightest of its kind in the industry. Its <b>dry-fire lockout</b> and <b>malfunction indicator</b> remind you when the magazine is empty. It takes around <b>500 nails</b> to drain the fresh <b>2.0Ah lithium-ion battery</b> of charge. Overall, if you want a frustration-free experience, make your KIMO decision today.</p> <p><b>Notice</b><p> <p><i>To release the jam, please use the Allen Wrench to open the cover of the head.Treat a nailer like a firearm, finger off the trigger until you’re ready to fire!!</i></p>