Dewalt 20V MAX 18G Brad Nailer | Demo & Review

[@lowbD]

Unsolicited safety tip- Keep your fingers away from the length of the nail so when (not if) the nail bends and shoots out the side, it won't go into your fingers.

[@oopalonga]

Bro this is a great video! Definitely worried about your fingers though at that one point! Stay safe brother

[@gsdls]

Great demo of the nailer. Thank you very much. I’d like to see more of things you built with it.

[@BubbaOfTheZew]

You should definitely get some clamps to keep your fingers away from where those nails are entering. Thanks for the demonstration of the tool though!

[@FloridaSpook]

Thank you for the tutorial! Mines in the mail now.

[@joaquinsuarez6090]

Can I use it for: baseboard, 1/4 round, crown molding, window/door trim?
Please advise

[@pazp777]

for 1/4 rd works great, for baseboard it works but 16g works better

[@joaquinsuarez6090]

Ok, thanks.

[@ghg789987]

Would be fine for all of those applications. 2in nails are more than enough to go through your base, drywall, and sink 7/8in into a stud. I'd pull out a 16ga for hanging doors, but an 18ga is fine for all trim work. I use it for crown, base. Window Trim, casing, etc. No problem.

[@joaquinsuarez6090]

@@ghg789987 ​Great, thanks, just bought the 18 ga. In future I might get a 16 ga.

[@davidfarrar3666]

Thanks...I needed that.

[@michaelmancini5773]

I have the DeWalt 16 gauge cordless nailer, IT SUCKS, jambs up all the time even though I clean it and oil it, it dry fires after your out of nails , it’s garbage, I bought a Makita 16G, works flawlessly , DONT buy a DeWalt gun

[@LarryDepontes]

mine only lasted about 6 months. the Milwaukee is better

[@benbohannon]

I can’t watch. Don’t nail your fingers.

[@Ramos8919_]

Does this mf know how to use a nail gun?