Thanks for the tutorial. I clicked on your video because you had the best thumbnail showing various sizes so I knew you would demonstrate a lot. I'm about to set trim.
Hi, I just bought this and was so nervous when I took it out of the box... You have made this so simple and I have tried the 11/4" nail and it is perfect for my new project to install 6" high baseboards. NOw to figure out the stud finder.
Hi, it's comparable to the Dewalt dcn680 which cost over £300 in the UK. Not to sure about longevity on a building site, but a great DIYers tool. Probably the best tool ryobi make.
Very good video. I am close to be bald in the 80s.. A friend gave me a Ryobi P320 nailer and I see the nails jammed upside down(!!) in the magazine. It so tight magazin won't pull back. Striker is all good. If there is fix, may be you can post it.
just adding a bit of info. In metrics it takes 15mm to 50mm in length and it has to be a size 1.2mm wide. I hope those numbers can help clarify for some viewers.
I am a first time user going over the included instructions as well as scouring videos. I have found no video able to clearly explain the use of this weapon in detail. For example, between the trigger and that light green pad at the nail release point, what is firing the nail? Pressing it into the surface? Or pressing the trigger? That’s only one of a hundred questions I have. Once the battery is in, is there an “on” button? When does the air pressure build up? Just by inserting the battery? Too much information left out. The problem with these tool videos is everyone assumes you already have prior experience. This is a nail GUN. Sorry, but this video as well as ten others are almost useless, glossing over everything. Sorry, you get the negative comment.
It’s not a negative comment, I welcome opinions. You are just trying to figure out something no one even thinks about lol. You should be the first person to make a video explaining that, I’d watch it :) Enjoy your weekend.
You always load the nails by putting the sharp part of it to the leftmost part of the loader, you can see he does that on the video, so the nails should be loaded to the leftmost part of the gun always no matter the size
You can, I wouldn’t. You wouldn’t want to build anything structural with this, but it’s great at adding and securing things. You could build cabinets and stuff like that all day with it. Have fun if you get it. Go get a nail gun for those big projects. Cheers
I have a Ryobi impact driver with 2 of the lithium 18V 1.5ah battery’s and charger already. I’m wondering if I could buy this nail gun without battery and use the ones I have?
@@MrBaldChronicles. After I posted the comment I saw right on top of the battery one + and images of other tools! I am going to do that cause the impact driver has been great!!! I’m like you a dyi not a professional so I think it’s probably perfect for what I need!
You can but it depends on how much you need it for. Of course you can just change batteries but if you’re doing a couple of hundreds at a time I prefer going with the 3.0. The battery can also go a bit slow/dull at the end of the run time but again it depends on the job you’re doing.
Oh yah that would be a breeze. That’s a great idea for a quick video, I will make a quick vid later today and post it. I have hardie board siding myself
Man, you don't know fractions that's for sure. And you keep misrepresenting the length of the nails and whether it would get through to the other side.
DON'T BUY RYOBI!!!! I have had this piece of crap for about 3 years and done about 10 small project (about 100 nails). It has never worked. DO NOT BUY!!!!!!! CONSTANT JAMMING!!!!
Guess you have bad luck. All 28 of my ryobi tools work 100% I’m the first to make a video if something fails. You might want to go spend a bunch of money on a name like makita or something. Cheers
This answered my questions about the nail gun. I’m a 75 year old woman who’s barely used tools!
Haha no worries. Glad it helped. Enjoy the tool
I was sipping a buzzball whilst watching this. Decided I had to drink every time you said “ This Bad Boy”. I’m wasteddddd 😅😅
Lol right on
Thanks for the tutorial. I clicked on your video because you had the best thumbnail showing various sizes so I knew you would demonstrate a lot. I'm about to set trim.
Nice! Glad it helped. Have fun with it :)
I am as well
Thank you for the video
Right on
After reading the comment (That. You. Published. Here!!), I didn’t even have to look at your name nor photograph to know you’re a female.
Exactly what i needed. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped
Hi, I just bought this and was so nervous when I took it out of the box... You have made this so simple and I have tried the 11/4" nail and it is perfect for my new project to install 6" high baseboards. NOw to figure out the stud finder.
Lol nice! Glad it helped. We’ll have fun with your new toy. Cheers
@@MrBaldChronicles. Thank you It really is a fun tool that is for sure.
Great video!
Hi, it's comparable to the Dewalt dcn680 which cost over £300 in the UK. Not to sure about longevity on a building site, but a great DIYers tool. Probably the best tool ryobi make.
I agree. This and the sander.
I like the idea of the battery level reader on that battery. I need some.
Really helps
Very informative review, thanks a lot!
Glad it helped
@@MrBaldChronicles. It was really helpful. Finally, today I made a decision and bought that tool
Nice
Very good video. I am close to be bald in the 80s.. A friend gave me a Ryobi P320 nailer and I see the nails jammed upside down(!!) in the magazine. It so tight magazin won't pull back. Striker is all good. If there is fix, may be you can post it.
Thanks
just adding a bit of info. In metrics it takes 15mm to 50mm in length and it has to be a size 1.2mm wide. I hope those numbers can help clarify for some viewers.
Nice! It does I’m sure.
Thanks for the instructions, much more informative than the owners manual!
You’re welcome
I am a first time user going over the included instructions as well as scouring videos. I have found no video able to clearly explain the use of this weapon in detail. For example, between the trigger and that light green pad at the nail release point, what is firing the nail? Pressing it into the surface? Or pressing the trigger? That’s only one of a hundred questions I have. Once the battery is in, is there an “on” button? When does the air pressure build up? Just by inserting the battery? Too much information left out. The problem with these tool videos is everyone assumes you already have prior experience. This is a nail GUN. Sorry, but this video as well as ten others are almost useless, glossing over everything. Sorry, you get the negative comment.
It’s not a negative comment, I welcome opinions. You are just trying to figure out something no one even thinks about lol.
You should be the first person to make a video explaining that, I’d watch it :)
Enjoy your weekend.
I was looking for help to how to load it and you didn't show me at all. What grooves do the 2" nails go on?
You always load the nails by putting the sharp part of it to the leftmost part of the loader, you can see he does that on the video, so the nails should be loaded to the leftmost part of the gun always no matter the size
I’m wanting to replace my wooden fence pickets. Would this one be practical for that?
Technically you can but I wouldn’t. You need a nail gun. This is a thin 18 gauge
Hitachi quality
This Brad nailer out performed some of the high end brands, still works great to this day. It dominated the Dewalt and Milwaukee
I'm going to build a cabin and a little shed. Can I use the 18 gauge Ryobi for the framing and sub-flooring?
You can, I wouldn’t. You wouldn’t want to build anything structural with this, but it’s great at adding and securing things. You could build cabinets and stuff like that all day with it. Have fun if you get it. Go get a nail gun for those big projects. Cheers
@@MrBaldChronicles. Thank You!
Right on
The batteries always kill me. Had to buy some Milwaukee ones and they were 250$ for two
For that amount I could get 12 Ryobi off brand 4AH batteries for that lol. But I get it. The brand run a bit longer.
Do you have a link for the knock off batteries?
If it’s not in the description then no. But I bought from Amazon. Look for the same kinds 4 plus stars
A little better explanation of the depth adjuster would have been nice.
Great idea for another video in the near future.
I have a Ryobi impact driver with 2 of the lithium 18V 1.5ah battery’s and charger already. I’m wondering if I could buy this nail gun without battery and use the ones I have?
You can, that’s what I did
@@MrBaldChronicles. After I posted the comment I saw right on top of the battery one + and images of other tools! I am going to do that cause the impact driver has been great!!! I’m like you a dyi not a professional so I think it’s probably perfect for what I need!
Nice! Well enjoy the tool. I made a video for every Ryobi tool I have. Love them.
You can but it depends on how much you need it for. Of course you can just change batteries but if you’re doing a couple of hundreds at a time I prefer going with the 3.0. The battery can also go a bit slow/dull at the end of the run time but again it depends on the job you’re doing.
@@charisma-hornum-fries Thanks that’s what I was thinking. Perfect for just trim!
Great video. I am bald also.
Lol. Thanks man
Nice video -show us some work -what u done with this tool
Keep good work
Check out my other vids, stick around. I think I have like 4 vids of this tool in action
Pity he doesn't show how to reload the nails. Pulling the grey thing will only break it.
Yes pitty the fool lol. Time for a new video it sounds like.
2x4 or a 4x2, really?
Lol.
Do you have the link for the battery?
I don’t think I have a link in the description. If not check on Amazon and look for this kind at 4 plus stars. I love them, enjoy.
Milwaukee people laughing at the prices. Laughing tears.
Lol
I just bought one of these to do simple projects around the house, I remove the battery when im not using it correct?
Nice enjoy it. I personally remove the batteries when I’m not using it, yea.
What brand of nails do you use I’m getting double feed nails
I forgot because I took them out of the original box. It’s the ones HomeDepot sells.
@@MrBaldChronicles. does it matter as long as they are 18 gauge straight nails
I had trouble with them double feeding nails into some half round what am I doing wrong help
That’s right. I have 4 different sizes. Fits up to 2 inches long
Hmm never had that problem so not sure. If you find out let everyone know what it was
BTW they are not 1/4 inch nails...
Yah the ones I’m using are 2 inch
if i wanna a quarter inch stick out, is it possible?
No
Can it do Hardie board siding?
Oh yah that would be a breeze. That’s a great idea for a quick video, I will make a quick vid later today and post it. I have hardie board siding myself
I just posted a quick AirStrike video. Thanks for the idea
which model is this?
Battery powered 18 gauge
3/4" nails not 1/4
Oh did I say it wrong. Didn’t catch it.
Next shiplap lol
Man, you don't know fractions that's for sure.
And you keep misrepresenting the length of the nails and whether it would get through to the other side.
Lol. I must’ve been out of it this video lol. Made a lot of my old videos with Rum and Coke. Cheers Mate
@@MrBaldChronicles. If that's the case then it was a perfect video.
Cool. I will take that lol.
DON'T BUY RYOBI!!!!
I have had this piece of crap for about 3 years and done about 10 small project (about 100 nails). It has never worked. DO NOT BUY!!!!!!! CONSTANT JAMMING!!!!
Guess you have bad luck. All 28 of my ryobi tools work 100% I’m the first to make a video if something fails. You might want to go spend a bunch of money on a name like makita or something. Cheers