I’ve been very surprised at how well my ryobi tools work. They’re definitely an excellent tool brand for someone who is just dipping their toes into the trades or diy.
I have all of the Ryobi AirStrike nailers and have been using them for years. I love them all except for the 23ga which I hate. There is no depth adjustment on the 23ga and it often won't sink the pin below the surface of a hardwood. Trying to set a proud 23ga pin without marring the surface of the wood is very difficult and a huge waste of time.
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Thanks for sharing!
I inherited a set of Ryobi tools, including the 18 gauge you showed off. Glad to see another opinion and review.
I’ve been very surprised at how well my ryobi tools work. They’re definitely an excellent tool brand for someone who is just dipping their toes into the trades or diy.
I have all of the Ryobi AirStrike nailers and have been using them for years. I love them all except for the 23ga which I hate. There is no depth adjustment on the 23ga and it often won't sink the pin below the surface of a hardwood. Trying to set a proud 23ga pin without marring the surface of the wood is very difficult and a huge waste of time.
I agree, I wish/hope ryobi will update that nailer soon. Works great for templates or setting up jigs though.